Exec Builds Three Personal AI Apps in Under Two Hours Using Claude

Personal apps I've made for myself recently: - InterAuth I want to share a "single" read-only google doc with an agent without having to create a new connection. I set up an alice@leverage.to (tmp agent) to share a single doc with and that ports the context over to claude code sdk. Super useful for when I want to feel secure over which docs are shared and which aren't. I give access to the agent like I would any other person. - Reader I wanted an experience for hard-to-read articles. Technical blog posts, papers, etc. I often have questions every other sentence about a concept or word. Reader allows you to highlight and ask a question to claude code sdk under the hood. It's my preferred way to save and read articles now. All questions and threads are stored so I can reference them later - FlightLog An app that records my MacOS activity to help me track, categorize, and recommend changes to my time spent. I work remotely and 95% of my interaction w/ the world (during the work week) is on the computer. It's almost a crime I don't have better tracking on my time/output. Normally I'd spend 1-2mo building any one of these with the intention of sharing w/ the world. None of these have graduated past localhost and took <2hrs of prompting with amp