How I use multiplayer Claude to get real work done

Kieran Flanagan wrote a post about using a Claude skill that lets you run multiple Claude sessions at once instead of waiting for one to finish before starting the next. The idea is simple: you set up the skill so you can fire off several prompts in parallel and get the results back faster.

For people who use Claude for writing, research, or any kind of async work, the time savings add up. Instead of queuing up tasks — write the draft, then fact-check, then summarize — you can dispatch them all at once and come back when they're done. It's the kind of thing that sounds obvious once you hear it, but the setup takes a few minutes to figure out.

Kieran's post is short and practical. He walks through what the skill does, how to install it, and how he actually uses it in his day-to-day. No hand-wringing about AI replacing writers, no predictions about the future. Just the tool, the config, and the workflow.

Why this matters for us: the tools that save us time let us juggle more — the side hustle, the kids, the family group chat — without burning out. That's the real win.