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Built a 2.5MB image classifier that runs in the browser in an evening with Claude Code. In 2022, I hand-labelled ~1,900 pages from historical books for a project that never really shipped. The dataset sat on Hugging Face for 3 years. This week I pointed Claude Code at it:...

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