From Prompts to a Process: Making Claude Code Repeatable

This is Part 1 of Building My Agentic Workflow in Public, a series on how I actually work with Claude Code day to day. It starts with the problem from AI Fatigue: the tools got faster, my brain didn’t. This post is the first thing I did about it. For a while, every session with Claude started the same way. I re-explained the project. I re-explained how I like things named, where files go, what “done” means. The model was capable. I was the bottleneck, retyping the same context over and over. Then the session ended, and all of it died with it. ...

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AI Fatigue Is Real

Before ChatGPT, a work task had a shape I understood. Get the task, sit with it for two or three days, solve it, move on. One problem at a time. These days I can build in days what used to take me months, sometimes faster than feels reasonable. And after about four hours of it, I’m wiped. Not satisfied-tired. Wrung out, a little anxious, short with the people around me, brain running at a thousand miles an hour while I’m trying to power down. ...

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