Your Own Program for Your Own Pain: Building with Claude What the Services Don't Have
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The call where Claude holds the price
1 What to do
A live call: Claude listens to the transcript and pushes back on the price in writing, with figures from the archive.
3 What you will see
A title card «The program I needed didn't exist. I built it myself.» and two viewer comments: «What can you do if you know php, phyton, css and js?» and «Well, everything they taught us will soon be unnecessary))».
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02:49
Stage 1/6 · Name your pain
1 What to do
Name your pain: not «I want a program», but «I lose agreements». Three or four calls a day, and in three months you won't remember where you left off.
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03:53
Stage 2/6 · Build with Claude step by step
1 What to do
Break the plan into steps and build the program with Claude Code one step at a time: you decide what is needed and check it, Claude writes the code.
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05:05
Stage 3/6 · Put it to work
1 What to do
Give the program a real case from work: gather everything on one partner over six months, then compare three commercial proposals. Check one quote against the original.
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09:19
Stage 4/6 · Catch where it lies
1 What to do
Find where the program lies: it mixes up who is speaking and mishears words. Check any quote you rely on against the original.
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11:12
Stage 5/6 · Compare with off-the-shelf and count the cost
1 What to do
Compare with off-the-shelf services and count the cost. Building your own makes sense when the ready-made option doesn't cover your pain, not when you just want to save money.
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11:54
Stage 6/6 · Install it for yourself
1 What to do
Ask Claude Code to install the program from the README: the code is open, on GitHub, MIT license.
Homework
Write down one work pain of yours that an off-the-shelf service doesn't cover. Install Recall with Claude Code as a model and ask Claude to add one thing to it for this pain — your own source, your own report or your own hint. Check the result on three of your own documents.
Write in the comments which pain you chose.