Making Useful Tools

Non-engineers can now build in Claude Code. Easily.

Problem

• No "do-it-for-me" path for non-engineer builders in Claude Code
• Claude hallucinates, drifts, and forgets when building
• Popular repos are built by engineers, for engineers. Too complex.

Solution

• One install, one command — type `/bob` in any project
• Guides you step-by-step: spec → design → build → audit
• Three modes — NEW · AUDIT · EVOLVE
• Not locked to Claude — every project ships with both CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md

Edge

• Easy to use. No 12-step ritual. No 20-agent swarm
• For non-engineers. Narrates what it's doing, why it matters.
• Makes me chuckle. "Can he build it?! Yes he can!"

Link

github.com — bob-the-builder ↗

Field Note — Claude Code for Non-Engineers →

• Claude Code
• GitHub

Upload your lab results. Get a full health report. Free.

Problem

• Lab results arrive as gibberish — numbers without context
• Generic ranges ignore your age, ethnicity, meds, history
• No synthesis on root causes or peer-reviewed science

Solution

• Plain-English explanation of every marker on the panel
• Action plan tailored to your physiology, backed by science
• Supplement stack ranked by scientific efficacy

Edge

• Robust PDF extraction across messy lab formats
• Custom logic for sorting, ranking, synthesizing
• Free and anonymous. Yes, actually.

Link

explainmybloodtest.com ↗

• Claude Opus
• Claude Haiku
• Next.js
• Postgres

Analyze land parcels. Bid at county tax auctions.

Problem

• Parcel-level analysis is manual and slow
• Risk is high and varied — clean quantification is hard
• Auctions are fast and chaotic — no time to think

Solution

• Data enrichment — scrapers add 50+ variables to each parcel
• Valuation — Isolate max bid price via 10+ adjustment factors
• Bid Strategy — AI scores priority, risks, diligence items per parcel

Edge

• Pulls every public signal; scores risk and upside
• Multi-strategy framing — flip, hold, commercial, land
• Outputs as XLS (to sort) and interactive map (to click)

Link

Private — built and used by Joe. Won 2 parcels in May 2026.

• Playwright
• Claude Opus
• SQLite
• TypeScript

One person M&A function. Powered by AI.

Problem

• 80% of the work is analyst work — fact base, memos, modeling, decks
• 80% of the time is revisions — new context, new scenarios, new inputs
• Too many cooks — strategy, valuation, LOI, diligence, merger

Solution

• Agents for Thesis · Commercial · Financial · IC Memo
• Layered context — fact base, POVs, synthesis per deal
• Inspectable .md outputs, rendered to docs and slides

Edge

• Playbooks from Credit Suisse, McKinsey, Fifth Wall, Clari
• Modular agents run sessions in parallel
• One operator can run the entire M&A function

Link

Private — built and used by Joe

• Claude Opus
• Claude Haiku
• TypeScript
• Postgres
• Vercel

Translate Claude Code outputs into McKinsey-grade decks.

Problem

• Executives still need to read slides — not .md files
• AI-generated slides look right but argue wrong

Solution

• Trained on a library of strong slides, visuals, and flows
• Fully customizable — design, voice, style preferences
• AI translates .md files into slides

Edge

• Customizable to your company, deck type, and audience
• Codifies what executives actually want to see in a deck
• Portable — runs anywhere Claude does

Link

Private — built and used by Joe

• Claude Opus
• Next.js
• Reactflow
• pptx.js

Talk to Claude Code. Build while you walk.

Problem

• Can't build while walking, driving, or running errands
• Claude Code's 5-hour limit is too short
• Existing voice input is one-way — no synthesis back

Solution

• Talk to Claude Code with Wispr-grade voice capture
• It talks back — summary for the ear, not screen-scrape
• Approvals tuned for talk-and-listen rapid-fire

Edge

• Talk-back is built for summary, not tedious replay
• No setup ritual — works out of the box
• Same UX at the desk or on the move

Link

Private — built and used by Joe

• Claude Opus
• TBD

Capture every "do later" item. Just talk or text.

Problem

• "Do later" items pile up — deadlines, reminders, errands
• To-do apps require manual entry and context-switching
• Maintaining a productivity system is too tedious

Solution

• Text it or talk: "remind me to renew the lease Nov 1"
• Customizable reminders via text, email, or calendar
• View the full inventory anytime via weblink

Edge

• Familiar interface — your existing text app
• Understands your context — family, home, cars, cards
• No precision needed — "a few weeks", "every quarter"

Link

dolaterlist.com — coming soon

• Tauri
• Claude Haiku
• SQLite
• Rust
• TypeScript

Detect the market signals that actually predict moves.

Problem

• Copy-trading apps blindly mirror one person's trades
• Insider filings are noisy — grants and planned sales bury signal
• No way to test which patterns actually predict moves

Solution

• Pluggable engine normalizes every source into one signal feed
• Compose theses, then backtest them against price history
• Daily digest of the highest-conviction signals that fired

Edge

• A composable multi-source thesis engine, not a fixed feed
• Discovery and backtest loop with anti-overfitting guardrails
• Source-agnostic — insiders now; Congress and funds next

Link

Coming soon — built by Joe

• Claude Opus
• Python
• Postgres
• SEC EDGAR
• MCP