Every meeting I take — with clients, collaborators, suppliers, factories, the Huni team — I feed into Claude. It transcribes, files, summarises, flags actions, chases me when something is due, and surfaces what is next before I have thought to ask. The dashboard I have built with it catches every thread. Nothing falls.
Even if I could, somehow, have delivered this volume of work before — the cognitive load alone would have been beyond anything I could hold in my head. Supplier leads, legal deadlines, investor follow-ups, four clients' deliverables, SEO targets, content calendars, a headshot pipeline, and being fully present for two teenage sons, one of whom is autistic — it would simply have been too much detail to hold in one head.
Claude holds it with me.
It writes most of my visual prompts too. Every Midjourney and Krea generation I produce — across Huni and client work — starts with a prompt Claude has crafted and iterated. Hours of every week, saved.
Cowork · The first task that changed everything
My very first Cowork task was chasing a client who had not paid and had effectively disappeared. I had almost given up — reminders unanswered, phone calls ignored.
Claude suggested filing complaints in the right places, and then, in front of me, started completing the forms on my behalf. I sat and watched in wonder.
It gave me the afternoon back with my autistic son — time I would otherwise have spent hunched over admin, alone. That was the moment I understood what this was. Not a writing tool. A second pair of hands.
