I installed Claude Code on March 12. Thirty-five days later I had written 557,000 lines of code across fifteen repositories that had not existed before. None of them had existed in my name before March 17. I had never owned a git repository. I typed git init on something of my own for the first time in my life on a Tuesday morning at 11:46 a.m. Eastern. Four weeks later I had fifteen repositories and half a million lines. I work in cybersecurity. I am forty-five years old. I have been working in technology for twenty years. I know what sustainable output looks like. This was not it. The largest single project is ARIA (Adaptive Responsive Intelligent Assistant), my personal assistant and behavioral-DNA tool, at 1,033 commits and 220,536 net lines. Second is Nexus, a centralized data lake that stitches my iMessage, Gmail, health, and calendar history together, at 369 commits. Third is Chancery, an agent-orchestration and observability layer, at 322 commits.…