Re:Show HN: RowboatX – open-source Claude Code for everyday ...
by jonathanleane on Wednesday November 19, 2025 @05:11AM
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What non coding tasks do you use Claude Code for? Genuinely curious.
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Re:Show HN: RowboatX – open-source Claude Code for everyday ...
by world2vec on Wednesday November 19, 2025 @05:46AM
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It can also take notes, write down plans and TODO lists, update on gym records, etc, etc.
Re:Show HN: RowboatX – open-source Claude Code for everyday ...
by Tusharmagar on Wednesday November 19, 2025 @06:09AM
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Curious how you're handling notes and TODO lists. Do you give Claude Code access to a local markdown file, or is it working some other way?
Re:Show HN: RowboatX – open-source Claude Code for everyday ...
by world2vec on Friday November 21, 2025 @04:54AM
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Pretty much yeah, just a folder with .md files
Re:Show HN: RowboatX – open-source Claude Code for everyday ...
by brianjking on Wednesday November 19, 2025 @08:48AM
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LOTS! Sometimes for quick file system organization, creating Claude skills, deep document analysis.
Anthropic published a doc or two about this too, here's one of them: https://www-cdn.anthropic.com/58284b19e702b49db9302d5b6f135a...
Re:Show HN: RowboatX – open-source Claude Code for everyday ...
by segmenta on Wednesday November 19, 2025 @08:57AM
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Ah, that’s interesting. Are there any parts of Claude Code that you feel could work differently or get in your way for these kinds of tasks?
Re:Show HN: RowboatX – open-source Claude Code for everyday ...
by ntnsndr on Wednesday November 19, 2025 @02:39PM
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I use CC regularly for editing large text files (especially turning interview transcripts into something readable) and have found it works much better than web chat interfaces because of filesystem access and ability to work with large files.
Re:Show HN: RowboatX – open-source Claude Code for everyday ...
by segmenta on Thursday November 20, 2025 @01:48AM
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That’s great to know. I’ve come to the same conclusion. I’ve found that things work best when they happen right where I’m already working. Uploading files or recreating context in a web service adds friction, especially when everything is already available locally.