She uses Claude Code to find a house with the right vibe
Hillary shares an AI workflow she uses for house hunting that leverages Claude Code to find listings and filter them against her subjective "vibe-specific criteria," which she describes as evaluating whether a space would feel good to wake up in and spend time at.
Summary
In this brief interview segment, Hillary reveals a personal AI workflow she has developed for house hunting that hasn't been publicly discussed before. Rather than using traditional objective metrics for evaluating properties, she has created a system using Claude Code that qualifies listings against highly subjective criteria centered on what she calls "vibe." Her decision-making framework is informal and intuitive—essentially asking whether a space would be appealing to wake up in and hang out in. When asked what tool enables this workflow, she explicitly identifies Claude Code as her platform of choice, indicating she's comfortable enough with the tool to apply it to personal, lifestyle-oriented tasks beyond typical coding applications.
About this episode
Hilary built a Claude Code workflow that finds house listings and checks them against her very specific vibe criteria. Would it actually be cool to wake up and hang out there? From How I Happy Hour with Claire Vo at Lenny’s Summit 2026. #HowIAI #ClaudeCode
Key Insights
- Hillary has built an AI workflow using Claude Code that combines automated listing discovery with subjective qualification filtering based on personal vibe preferences
- Hillary's house hunting criteria are intentionally non-technical and intuitive, focused on whether a space would feel good for daily living rather than objective property metrics
- Hillary self-identifies as a Claude Code user and is actively using it to solve personal lifestyle problems like house hunting
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Transcript
[0:00] And Hillary, what is a AI workflow that you haven't told anybody about yet? >> I've been house hunting. So, I have a flow that finds listings and then qualifies them against my extremely vibe specific criteria that is like, I don't know, would it be cool to wake up and hang out there? >> And what tool are you using? >> Cloud code. Cloud code girl here.
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