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This is the new bar for PMs: "I'm able to do now in a day what used to take me a week." In this episode of How I AI, Daniel Blum demos how he uses Claude Cowork as an AI system that compounds over time, instead of starting from scratch with every chat. He shows how he - uses Notion as his persona brain - contextualizes Claude with voice memos, links, and updates - how his system "learns" company jargon - built a "workstation" plugin to bootstrap everyone else onto the same system Finally - we cover the 20% Claude still cant do (for now) As always, a huge ty to our sponsors: Optimizely - Your AI agent orchestration platform for marketing and digital teams: Atlassian Jira AI SDLC - Get your tokens’ worth with Jira: Full ep on YT:

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I’m excited to share the very first episode of Barrchives, featuring Amjad Masad (CEO and Founder of Replit ⠕) and Michele Catasta (President of Replit ⠕)! Most founders I speak with are trying to figure out how to build their companies (and cultures) around AI. But the specifics — like how much (if at all) to invest in research, how to build the right team, and how to evaluate whether their systems work as intended—are still up in the air. In Barrchives, I interview the founder-CEOs who are pushing the boundaries of AI, and share their decisions and their stories.
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I’m excited to share the very first episode of Barrchives, featuring Amjad Masad (CEO and Founder of Replit ⠕) and Michele Catasta (President of Replit ⠕)! Most founders I speak with are trying to figure out how to build their companies (and cultures) around AI. But the specifics — like how much (if at all) to invest in research, how to build the right team, and how to evaluate whether their systems work as intended—are still up in the air. In Barrchives, I interview the founder-CEOs who are pushing the boundaries of AI, and share their decisions and their stories.

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