Nathaniel Whittemore

On Saturday morning, Nat posted, Nothing like waking up to a report from Claudebot about everything that went wrong in my app yesterday and what it already did to fix it.

Couple hours later, Nat was still going.

He wrote, built a customer success and support workflow for CloudBot now too.

Analyzes transcripts from the day, emails customers with bad experiences, apologizing and asking for any other feedback, adds their feedback to the daily report for our next morning brainstorm.

Basically, he's got a digital employee that lives in a Mac mini, uses Cloud Code, Opus 4.5, and Codex 5.2, and which he communicates with via Telegram.

This is the type of capability that has people so excited right now.

There were so many people, in fact, talking about putting Claudebot on Mac minis that they actually tweeted a PSA.

You do not need to buy a Mac mini to run Claudebot.

That dusty laptop in your closet?

Works.

Your gaming PC you feel guilty about?

Works.

A $5 a month VPS?

Works.

A Raspberry Pi held together with hope?

Probably works.

Entrepreneur and investor Dave Morin wrote, At this point, I don't even know what to call Claudebot.

After a few weeks in with it, this is the first time I've felt like I am living in the future since the launch of ChatGPT.

Now, if all of this has your head spinning and it just seems technically inaccessible, you're not alone.

Jasmine Sun actually wrote a post called Claude Code Psychosis that talks about some of the ways that Claude Code is still inaccessible for people.