The author shares a transformative experience of shifting from traditional productivity tools to using AI, specifically Claude Code, to manage work. After realizing that an AI can effectively run operations without extensive human intervention, the author eliminated tools like Notion and Todoist in favor of text files. This shift allows for a more streamlined approach where the AI reads and organizes data directly from the user's files, making the user’s role one of providing information rather than managing multiple interfaces. The article details several practical applications of Claude Code. For instance, it can conduct a network search by analyzing the user’s to-dos and roadmaps to suggest the best contacts for help. Weekly reviews, previously dreaded, become efficient with Claude generating summaries based on project evaluations. Moreover, the AI acts as an overnight assistant, preparing briefs and prioritizing tasks for the day ahead without the user needing to check multiple platforms. However, the author highlights some challenges, including the current limitations of AI technology. Early iterations can be rough and setting them up is often a hassle. There's also a risk of becoming overly reliant on AI without critical human oversight. The potential of AI is underscored by the example of a CEO who has adopted this model for his startup, claiming they're enabling AI agents to manage operations. As AI continues to evolve, it becomes increasingly capable of performing tasks autonomously, changing the landscape of how work is approached.