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Claude use cases

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16 use cases

Real use cases using Claude

Josh Belanger headshot
Marketing & ContentPersonal Productivity

Josh Belanger

Financial entrepreneur and newsletter writer at Belanger Trading

Finance newsletter editing workflow where human-written market thoughts are streamlined with ChatGPT, copyedited with Claude, and refined with custom GPTs to preserve trading-specific language.

Outcome: The workflow helps him move from rough human-written analysis to publishable newsletter copy faster, with an added check for jargon and style before publication.

ChatGPTClaudeCustom GPTs
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Prototyping & DesignMarketing & Content+1

Jascha Kaykas-Wolff + Alexandra Roberts

Co-creators of Eleanore; Kaykas-Wolff is a former Mozilla CMO and Roberts is an artist at Eleanore

AI-assisted beverage brand buildout workflow spanning brand identity, market strategy, web design, vendor outreach, packaging, and operational planning.

Outcome: They reported reaching a comparable brand-and-launch-readiness point in about four weeks for less than 10% of the cost they believed a traditional agency-led build would have required.

ChatGPTCustom GPTsClaudeClaude Code+8
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Customer SupportCompany AI Adoption+1

Lyft + Anthropic

Company partnership / customer support AI deployment at Lyft

Driver-support triage workflow where Claude handles common driver questions and escalates more complex issues to human support.

Outcome: Lyft says the Claude-powered assistant reduced average customer service resolution time by 87% while routing more sensitive or complicated issues to human support.

ClaudeAmazon Bedrock
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Business OperationsResearch & Analysis

Prerna Kaul

Product / regulated-workflow leader at To verify

Uses AI for high-volume regulated-document work and as a communication coach for product teams, helping organize submission materials, review consistency, and improve stakeholder messaging.

Outcome: Shows how AI can help with document-heavy, detail-sensitive work by turning scattered materials into more structured drafts, checklists, summaries, and communication practice without removing the need for expert human review.

Claude
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Research & AnalysisCoding & Engineering

Hamel Husain

AI evals and product quality expert at Parlance Labs / Independent

Uses error analysis and targeted evals to improve AI products by inspecting failures, grouping them into patterns, and turning those patterns into tests that guide future product changes.

Outcome: Shows a practical way to improve AI quality without guessing. Instead of only tweaking prompts, teams can study real failures, classify them, build focused evals, and use those evals to decide whether the product is actually getting better.

ClaudeGitHub
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Priya Badger, Yelp headshot
Prototyping & DesignResearch & Analysis

Priya Badger, Yelp

Product / design leader at Yelp

Uses example conversations as the starting point for AI product design, then turns those conversations into clearer requirements, product flows, and interactive prototypes.

Outcome: Shows how teams can design AI products around real conversational behavior instead of jumping straight to UI screens. The workflow helps clarify what users ask for, how the assistant should respond, where trust breaks down, and what the product experience should feel like.

ClaudeMagic Patternsconversation transcriptsprototype tools
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Natalia Quintero, Every headshot
Business OperationsPersonal Productivity

Natalia Quintero, Every

Operator / consultant at Every

Uses an internal AI agent called Claudie to help manage consulting and project-management work, keeping track of client context, next steps, deliverables, and follow-ups.

Outcome: Shows how AI can reduce the coordination burden around consulting work. Instead of relying on memory, scattered docs, and manual status updates, the workflow gives project context a place to live and turns it into next actions, summaries, and follow-through.

ClaudeClaudieGoogle DocsSlack+1
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Creative MediaResearch & Analysis

Tim McAleer, Florentine Films

Producer / post-production technologist at Florentine Films

Built AI workflows for documentary post-production at Florentine Films: a searchable media database for archival assets, an iOS field-research app for physical archives, and a Mac OCR tool for difficult historical documents.

Outcome: Turns tedious archival logging into structured, searchable research material. Images, video, audio, physical archive photos, and hard-to-read documents become easier to describe, tag, search, and reuse in documentary storytelling.

ChatGPTClaudeCursorPython+4
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JJ Englert, Tenex headshot
Personal Productivity

JJ Englert, Tenex

Community Enablement Lead at Tenex

Built a Daily Operating System in Claude Cowork that gives AI persistent context about his work, writing style, team, calendar, messages, and priorities so it can draft emails, review work, and prepare morning debriefs.

Outcome: Turns Claude Cowork from a simple chat tool into a connected daily work hub: it remembers working preferences, creates reusable skills, reviews work from multiple perspectives, and prepares a daily plan from email, Slack, and calendar context.

ClaudeGmailSlackNotion+1
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Reid Robinson, Zapier headshot
Business Operations

Reid Robinson, Zapier

Product Manager, AI at Zapier

Uses Zapier and Claude to handle the operational work around customer conversations: logging CRM notes, preparing for meetings, and turning resolved support conversations into a reusable knowledge base.

Outcome: Reduces manual CRM cleanup, gives customer-facing teams better meeting context, and turns support conversations into a feedback loop that keeps internal knowledge improving over time.

ZapierClaudeCodaGoogle Calendar+7
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Prototyping & Design

Ravi Mehta

Product leader and educator at Ravi Mehta Product Leadership

Uses structured JSON data and a clear prompt framework to make AI prototypes and Midjourney images more realistic, flexible, and production-useful.

Outcome: Moves AI prototyping beyond vague “make it look nice” prompts. By separating data, UX, and visual style, Ravi gets prototypes that feel more like real products and images that look more curated than generic AI output.

ClaudeReforge BuildMidjourneyUnsplash+1
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Knowledge ManagementMarketing & Content

Danny Aziz, Spiral

Creator at Spiral

Built Spiral as an AI writing partner that helps people think before they write by asking ghostwriter-style questions, exploring branches of an idea, and turning scattered thoughts into clearer direction.

Outcome: Shifts AI writing from instant drafting to better thinking. Instead of producing a generic article too quickly, Spiral helps users slow down, examine the idea, find the stronger angle, and make the writing feel more like their own.

SpiralClaudeChatGPT
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Thariq Shihipar, Anthropic headshot
Coding & EngineeringPrototyping & Design

Thariq Shihipar, Anthropic

Engineer on Claude Code at Anthropic

Uses HTML as a richer collaboration layer with Claude Code, turning AI-generated plans, brainstorms, editing interfaces, and design systems into visual artifacts that are easier for humans to read, adjust, and share.

Outcome: Makes AI-assisted development more visible and easier to steer. Instead of reviewing giant Markdown plans, humans can inspect interactive webpages, edit disposable micro-apps, and reuse living design-system files as context for future work.

Claude CodeHTMLGitHubClaude Design
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Company AI AdoptionBusiness Operations

John Kim, Delight.ai

Co-founder and CEO at Delight.ai

Built a company-wide AI adoption system at Delight.ai with an internal automation marketplace, gamified quests, AI usage tiers, secure app templates, and personal knowledge workflows like The Gardener.

Outcome: Turns AI adoption from a top-down mandate into an internal product. Employees can request automations, team up to build them, earn rewards, ship on secure templates, and see a clear path from beginner to advanced AI use.

ClaudeClaude CodeCodexGitHub+2
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Jason Levin, Memelord headshot
Marketing & ContentPersonal Productivity

Jason Levin, Memelord

Founder and creator at Memelord Technologies

Uses AI to build a modern content and marketing operating system: tools that help generate timely meme ideas, vibe-coded lead magnets, and a Raspberry Pi bedside keyboard that captures late-night ideas into email or Linear.

Outcome: Turns creative marketing from a manual brainstorming loop into a set of small systems. Jason uses AI to spot formats, generate variations, ship useful mini-tools, and capture ideas before they disappear.

ClaudeCursorChatGPTZapier+2
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Andrew Mason + Nabil Hyatt, Tabletop Library headshot
Local BusinessBusiness Operations

Andrew Mason + Nabil Hyatt, Tabletop Library

Founder / investor side project builders at Tabletop Library

Used AI as a practical planning partner to launch Tabletop Library, a physical board game social club in Berkeley, including business planning, local research, game classification, retail curation, and a text-based member concierge.

Outcome: Shows how AI can make a real-world passion project feel more doable by reducing the unknowns: planning the business, organizing hundreds of games, designing customer personas, and creating lightweight systems for members to find games and people to play with.

ClaudeAirtablen8nTwilio
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