for three years I've been obsessed with one idea: fully automating my work with AI. and now I'm closer than ever. the last 1.5 years I used — a homegrown personal operating system for life and work, built on Cursor. about a month ago I started building version 3 from scratch, now entirely on Claude Code. the results are wild. my requirements: - system has access to every digital tool I use: from SMS and email to work CRMs and AI video generators - it knows everything about me, my work, every person I interact with, my goals, values and preferences - I can interact via voice, text or phone - output quality matches what I'd produce myself, or I can review and it's at least 10x faster what can it do today? it reads and replies to any message (email, Telegram), does company research for investments, writes memos and reports, generates images in my style, manages my GTD system. it has access to full transcripts of every call, every chat, even my philosophy and 5-10 year personal goals. for people/market/company research, I built an orchestrator using MCP and tools (Perplexity, Parallel, Webfetch, Exa, Firecrawl) with depth levels. the deepest research runs for 60+ minutes and produces a small book. let me show a concrete example I added this morning. I have a GTD system — basically just a file with a list of work tasks. now I open Claude and type (or say) /gtd. then Claude: - goes through the list and spawns sub-agents for each task - prepares an execution plan per task (I adjust if needed) - uses pre-built workflows for each task type (intros, podcast prep, trip planning, cold emails) - has access to a global index of all calls, messages, companies and contacts for maximum context - saves logs after execution - self-improves once daily: reviews all corrections I made manually and adds them to the instructions the screenshot shows two real tasks: one needed to google contacts and compose an email in my style, the other was deep research and preparing questions for a podcast. agents ran in parallel. as you can see in the second screenshot, each task takes 15-30 tool calls and ~100k tokens on average, has an internal verification loop, but ultimately saves >24 hours per day. it's like hiring 5 clones of myself :) soon it won't be 5. it'll be 5,000. next step: roll this out to the whole company so we can all work on shared context and the clones aren't just mine, but belong to everyone on the team who's actually great at what they do.