How to Use AI as an "Executive Function Prosthetic" for Complex Tasks

Most business platforms are designed for "Farmers"—people who thrive on linear tasks, complex menus, and repetitive data entry. For the rest of us, interfaces like Google Ads are a total nightmare. The sheer volume of sidebars, menus, and options is enough to trigger instant brain fog.

I’ve spent years getting frustrated and losing my patience with these "technical monsters." But I finally found a way to bypass the struggle entirely.

I’ve started using Claude AI not just as a chatbot, but as a digital prosthetic that can actually control my browser for me.

The Setup: Connecting the Brain to the Browser In this video, I show you how to enable "Computer Use" within Claude. By installing the Chrome extension and granting permissions, you essentially give the AI a set of hands. You don't have to navigate the menus anymore; you just tell the AI what you want to achieve.

The "Hands-Off" Workflow I demonstrate this by letting Claude dive into my Google Ads account. While I sit back, Claude navigates the date pickers, takes screenshots to understand the layout, and analyzes three months of performance data.

Why This Changes Everything for ADHD The beauty of this isn't just that it saves time. It’s that it saves energy.

• No Context Loss: You don't have to remember where you clicked three minutes ago.

• Productive Multitasking: You can open a new tab and do work you actually enjoy while the AI handles the "slog" in the background.

• Simplified Output: Instead of staring at a spreadsheet, you get a bulleted list of exactly what to do next.

Whether it’s analyzing ads, filling in tedious forms, or organizing online banking, you no longer have to feel stuck. The world belongs to the "Hunters" now—we just need the right tools to unlock it.