CEO uses Claude Code to avoid repeating instructions
The author, a solo CEO of a staffing company, explains how Claude Code helps him avoid repeating instructions to an AI. He notes that in a chat window he had to retype the same guidance each time a new conversation began. The tool allows him to record instructions once, so the AI can read them before starting a new task.
Key points
- CEO uses Claude Code to store instructions and avoid repetition.
- He recorded 147 instruction records that the AI reads daily.
- Repeated instruction incidents on September 1st and September 24th.
He recounts two specific incidents: on September 1st he asked the AI to draft an email, but the link in the draft changed before it reached the recipient; on September 24th the same problem occurred. Each time he had to give the same instruction again, which he found tiring. After these events he began writing instructions in a paid note that the AI reads automatically.
Today he reports having logged 147 records of instructions that the AI reads before it starts work the next day. He argues that the tool is not for people who are comfortable retyping explanations, but for those who dislike having to repeat themselves. He invites readers to count how often they repeat instructions to decide if Claude Code fits their workflow.
Who is Claude Code for? | A record of the actual number of times a solo CEO had to leave notes to avoid telling AI the same thing twice
note.com · 5 October 2026
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