You can teach Claude Code to do anything for you, really. And you can ask it to
By Allie K. Miller · February 17, 2026 · Curated by George's Blog
You can teach Claude Code to do anything for you, really. And you can ask it to teach itself.
Here's a quick example:
I find myself often redacting screenshots. And my normal method was dragging it into PowerPoint, creating a shape, filling it with a color, sizing it over the word, and screenshotting again.
Now, I tell Claude Code I have to redact things and asked itself to find the most efficient method.
My new redaction method is taking a screenshot and typing 7 characters. I take a screenshot (or multiple), type “/redact”, Claude grabs my most recent screenshot automatically, uses tesseract (to read words in images) to find and hide terms and phrases from a list of categories we agreed to (emails, company names, etc), saves it as a new file, and opens it in finder. I also set it so that when Claude is debating whether or not to redact something, it defaults to over-redacting the document.
Took 2 seconds to set up.
You taught your kid to play catch.
Teach your AI to solve your problems.