The creator documents a day in his life at his creative studio, showcasing how his AI assistant, Claude, seamlessly manages his work and personal tasks. He arrives at the studio, gets a full rundown of completed tasks from Claude, interacts with his team, receives AI-powered feedback on his boxing training, and uses the AI to manage client deliverables and set a focused work environment. The video serves as a demonstration of the AI's capabilities integrated into a real-world workflow.
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My studio now runs on @claudeai
I built a system in my studio where everything you see in this video is actually possible with Claude.
My calendar, email, and files are connected through Claude’s built-in connectors. My garage doors, lights, TVs, workspaces, and even my 3D printer run through custom MCP servers that Claude wrote for me, using their APIs or my local network.
I can actually control it all with a small ESP32 device that sits on my desk. But I can also just talk to Claude directly via the app, which is what I’m doing here (that’s the default Claude voice you’re hearing).
Let me know if you want a video walking through how this is all done!
Full transparency: the responses and timing in this video is of course simulated for the edit. In real life, responses take a few seconds longer.
This is Life with Claude, Episode 03.
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Transcript
Alright, Claude. Just pulled up to the studio. See you already got the garage. Yes, sir. Good to see you. So what's the day look like? Overnight, proposals were sent. The site fix went live, and your inbox is down to the three that actually need you. Your only real job today is the 02:00. Alright. Do try not no blow. I'll try not to. What's the game plan? Well, the bugs are fixed. The edit is sequenced. I also cleaned up that function you've been avoiding. Catch, Jacob. The deck is built, and I left the last slide blank. What's up, Joel? What's going on, Bruno? Uh-uh. I see you reviewed the training footage. What am I doing wrong? Well, a lot of it. I don't even wanna know. At least you kept your hands up. Oh. What is this? A little something I printed overnight for you. One of your kids might like it. Elijah, check this out. Nice throwouts. By the way, sir, I've been running the budget for this month. Yeah. Let's not talk about that. Ethan, tell me you got the edit done. It's all done. Claude did most of the work. Amazing. Claude, put it in the client folder. Let him know it's there. Easy. Just sent. Oh, and, can you put on something for me to focus? You got it. No fi beats. Built. Playing now. What would I do without you? Oh, you'd manage bad, but you'd This guy. Go.
