I’m back at the command line – in the terminal with Claude Code. And suddenly, “Agentic AI” isn’t just a buzzword anymore. It feels tangible.
I installed Claude Code recently, and for me, it’s one of those moments that feels as transformative as when ChatGPT first launched.
What I’ve Been Using It For#
Here are some of the things I’ve been doing with Claude Code:
- Python scripts for home automation projects
- Building an app for the ctrlX OS Ecosystem
- Improving my Hugo-based website with new content, updates
- Presentation preparation for product manager community meetings
- News collection to track competitor activities
- Company information gathering for partnership inquiries
Why This Matters#
It’s really fascinating to finally understand the buzzword “Agentic AI” in practice. Instead of just chatting with an AI, you’re working alongside an agent that can actually execute tasks, navigate your file system, run commands, and build things with you.
The shift from “AI that talks” to “AI that does” is significant – and tools like Claude Code make that shift real.
What’s Next#
I’m planning to test OpenClaw next to compare different CLI-based AI tools.
👉 What are your experiences with CLI-based AI tools? Comment on my LinkedIn post
