I am a big fan of Claude Code. I like it so much that I also use it beyond traditional coding, transforming it into my personal deep researcher. The approach requires some initial setup, but it is worth it:
- Claude account (Pro/Max recommended)
- Claude Code installation
- Visual Studio Code
I prepared a video where I show a couple of examples:
Two examples how I used it
EU Tender Analysis: Automated review of European Commission tender documents, matching company capabilities against tender requirements with contextual analysis of team expertise.
(here is another way to scan for tenders, in this case using n8n).Market Research: Competitive landscape analysis for logistics equipment marketplace, including automated web research and comprehensive competitor dossier generation.
The key hack here is that this setup gives you a powerful deep-research assistant that works directly with your local files, while keeping Claude’s memory neatly compartmentalized. Each folder is its own project, so nothing overlaps. In practice, this means you can have specialized junior assistants (one per folder) handling time-intensive workflows in the background, and you simply review the results once they are finished.
There is an excellent course for anyone who wants to go deeper into Claude Code.
I hope this is helpful!
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