How a Marketing Intern Ended Up Running Claude in a Terminal
Blog post from Speedscale
A marketing professional describes how AI evolved from a tool for quick answers and content assistance into an active part of technical workflows during an internship. After moving from familiar WordPress-based website editing to GitOps, GitLab, terminals, Cursor, and pull requests, the author used Claude to interpret errors, troubleshoot broken commands, and build confidence through iterative learning. Experiences with Lovable, Gemini, and Claude made AI-assisted development, or “vibe coding,” feel less like automatic code generation and more like a way to experiment, learn, and recover from mistakes more quickly. The account argues that AI can make technical work more accessible to people outside engineering roles, particularly in fast-moving startup environments, while emphasizing that faster creation still requires human judgment, testing, and responsibility for reliable results.
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