A Guide Uses 100 Screenshots To Build An AI Worker. No Terminal Required. Remarkable.

A beginner's guide by Aki Sakai explains how to create an AI employee using Claude Code with 100 actual screenshots so non-technical users can follow without touching a terminal. The process uses only the Claude desktop app plus standard folder and text features already on the user's computer. The resulting AI employee begins by organizing internal business tasks and separating AI-suitable work from human-only work, rather than immediately handling sensitive tasks like billing decisions.

This illustrates the principle of bounded delegation. The mechanism is task triage. Before assigning real responsibilities to an AI agent, you first categorize your workflows into what can be automated and what requires human judgment. The critical insight is that the AI's first job should be organizational analysis, not operational execution. You understand the boundaries before you cross them.

Aki Sakai, an AI accompaniment supporter who uses Claude and Gemini professionally, published this guide on note.com with 100 screenshots demonstrating the full process of creating an AI employee that reads company documents and organizes internal tasks.