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Office worker builds functional EA with Claude despite no coding skills

A 40-year-old office worker with no programming experience created a working automated trading system (EA) using Anthropic’s Claude as a collaborative partner. After failing with ChatGPT—whose rigid code produced zero trades in a demo account—they shifted to Claude, treating it as a debugging partner rather than a code generator. They broke down trading logic in plain language (e.g., ‘Tokyo…

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  • Non-coder built a functional EA using Claude after failing with ChatGPT’s rigid code
  • Treated Claude as a collaborative partner, debugging errors via plain-language prompts
  • Demo account live; author plans to share technical specs and live performance data

The project highlights how AI can bridge gaps for non-developers, but success required iterative refinement and clear communication. The author plans to share technical details and performance data next, positioning this as a reference for others without technical backgrounds. No financial returns or risks are disclosed beyond the demo stage.

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[Verification Record] The Complete Record of a 40-Something Office Worker Who Can't Read Code Completing a "Self-Made EA That Keeps Running" with AI (Claude) as a Partner

note.com · 24 October 2026

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