Rebuilt a UI kit it only saw in a video
Liked the look of an e-ink screen demo, so asked the agent to turn it into a reusable CSS UI kit for his own sites - and it worked first time.
Real things people get done with Claude — Plan a campaign in plain language and let Claude build, launch and watch it. — plus the outreach jobs you can hand to it in WarmySender, where the scheduler paces every action inside safe limits.
Categories: Outreach, Sales, Cold email, Deliverability, Productivity, Setup, Shopping, Work, Coding, Research, Content
Liked the look of an e-ink screen demo, so asked the agent to turn it into a reusable CSS UI kit for his own sites - and it worked first time.
As a test of agentic payments, asked the coding agent to buy a small gift; it went off and completed a real purchase on a creator storefront.
Claude builds both campaigns, enrolls the same audience and leaves the pacing to the scheduler.
Build a multichannel play for this list: a 3-email sequence plus a LinkedIn connection and follow-up, enroll everyone once, and start both.
A self-described non-coder had a fully functioning web app running locally within minutes of first using the terminal agent.
Unity shipped a first-party plugin so the terminal agent can drive its native editor tools directly from the agent's plugin directory.
Ask for replies, opens and bounces by campaign and get the numbers without opening a dashboard.
Give me last week per campaign: sent, replies, positive replies and bounce rate, and flag anything that needs a look.
While assembling a comparison slide deck, asked the agent to rename an inaccurate method label and it reasoned about the change rather than blindly renaming.
Handed the agent raw gym footage plus editing instructions in English, then asked for clip reordering - the finished edit was produced entirely by the agent.
Claude can pause and resume campaigns on your word — it can never lift a sending limit.
If any campaign bounced over 3% yesterday, pause it, tell me which domains bounced, and wait for me before resuming.
Left the agent working through a bot codebase all day; it landed a sixteen-thousand-line refactor that still worked at the end.
Wanted a digital version of a giant paper year calendar and built it for himself, for nothing, without writing a line of code.
Claude drafts new copy, saves it as a fresh campaign and enrolls the same audience.
Rewrite my "Agency outbound" sequence to lead with the problem instead of the product, save it as a new campaign, and enroll the same list.
Runs several coding agents across different apps, so built a small macOS display showing which one is working, waiting, or out of quota.
Published an open agent skill so an agent confirms what you actually want before it starts, and checks its own work before calling it done.
Built a local-first transcript reader over the agent's session logs showing turns, tools, diffs, cost, long gaps and blocked hooks.
Generating features is fast but verifying real user flows is not, so built a tool that runs the flow in a browser and checks the UI before merging.
Runs order management for a business from a mobile app built with the agent, wired up to sign-in, email and storage along the way.
Released a free MIT-licensed skill that reviews and rewrites profiles across five social platforms, portable across several agents.
Skills pulled from different stacks had become messy, so built a single personal stack adapted to how he actually works.
Took a published engineering write-up about reducing agent token usage and set out to build a simpler, more optimised version of the same idea.
Assembled a free, open-source social media manager for his own business that publishes every day, including video editing and promo skills.
One plain-language request to free up a full drive and the agent tracked down and removed about 170 GB of unwanted data.
Connected to WarmySender, Claude can create, launch and manage campaigns on every channel, create and enroll prospects, verify email addresses, search and save lead lists, configure warmup and read stats — in plain language. It never sends a message itself and can never raise a limit. WarmySender's scheduler paces every action inside safe limits and a gradual ramp; connecting and disconnecting accounts stays in the app.
Last refreshed: 2026-09-09