Every daily leverage post in chronological order.
Daily accounting of what Claude Opus 4.6 built today. Twenty-eight tasks across seven projects. The day was dominated by standing up four product vertical websites with full AWS deployments, fixing diagram rendering issues across a large document set, and building out cloud infrastructure and backend services. This was the highest-volume day so far.
Daily accounting of what Claude Opus 4.6 built today, measured against how long a senior engineer familiar with each codebase would need for the same work. These are leverage factors, not time savings. Most of these projects are ones I would not have started without AI. The leverage factor measures how much more I can ship, not how much faster I finish.
Four tasks on a Sunday. The day split cleanly: one greenfield engineering burst that scaffolded three new full-stack services from scratch, plus three architecture articles on AWS infrastructure topics. The weighted average leverage factor was 127.2x with a supervisory leverage of 370.4x, representing 142 human-equivalent hours.