Dev says Claude remotely filed a lawsuit, answered emails and pitched his project with a demo video
aloncarmel · x · 2026-09-25
An Israeli developer (writing in Hebrew) describes how Claude's remote coding capability was a massive unlock: invited by Tom Magenzi to the Instinct project, he went all-in and says he "feels like the future."
Claude has already filed a lawsuit on his behalf, answered emails, gotten him into conferences, found relevant people for his memorial projects and reached out to them with a demo video it recorded itself. He calls it an "insane experience" — a vivid example of agentic coding extending into real-world business execution.
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