Writing

Pieces on getting work out of Claude that holds up on a second day — the audit, the workflows, and the checks. Each one is a piece of the method from the book, done here in full.

• Why Claude Works on Tuesday and Fails on Wednesday

  The variance isn't the model's fault. It's that nothing holds your input steady from one session to the next.

• Start From Your Week, Not From a List of What Claude Can Do

  Five signals that decide which parts of your real week are worth handing over, and which stay yours.

• From Prompt to Workflow: What Turns an Interaction Into a System

  A prompt is something you have. A workflow is something that exists whether or not you remember it.

• How to Check an Output You Can't Verify Yourself

  Re-reading tests plausibility — the one property the output is certain to have. A check has to leave the page.

• Why a Claude Setup Dies After a Month

  Nobody sits down and quits a system. It stops being the thing you reach for — and here's what drifts.