Claude Code has changed how I work. Not just for coding, but for research, writing, learning, organizing.
It manages my calendar. Researches SERP terms. Updates websites. Creates and manages Google docs, slides, and sheets. Keeps an eye on email.
The kind of work that used to sprawl across 20 browser tabs now happens in Terminal. My SaaS subscriptions are being replaced by API access and MCP servers that pull everything together.
The shift that mattered: AI stopped being a chatbot I visited and became infrastructure I work inside.
For me, the transition from “using AI” to “working with AI” happened slowly, then all at once.
Now, the old workflow feels like driving with the parking brake on.
I can’t explain how different it feels until you experience it. You stop thinking about which tool does what. You just describe the outcome you need and watch it happen.
Some people will read this and think I’m exaggerating. I’m not.
This is what happens when AI stops being a feature and starts being the foundation.