About
I run everything this way. Then I show you.
I am Harrison Huijskens, a second-year student at Michigan State University College of Law and the founder of Tenth Hour Labs LLC. I am not a licensed attorney. Nothing on this site is legal advice.
The name is the 0.1 billing increment: six minutes, the unit lawyers measure their day in. A chat window gives you six minutes of help and keeps none of it. I want you to keep the work.
How this started
In my first year I used AI the way everyone does. A chat tab, a pasted case, an answer I could not find again a week later. The outputs were fine. The system around them did not exist. I could not tell which version of an outline the AI had seen, or where a quote had come from.
So I moved everything into folders. One per class, one per paper, one for this business. Each has aCLAUDE.md with standing instructions, a sources folder and a Git history. Most have a searchable databank. Claude Code reads the folder and does the bookkeeping. I do the judgment.
Lawyers kept asking how it worked. This site is the answer, written down and taught live.
~/Desktop/
├── Trusts-and-Estates/
│ ├── CLAUDE.md
│ ├── sources/ # casebook excerpts, assigned cases
│ ├── research/databank/
│ └── outlines/
├── Law-Review-Note/
│ ├── CLAUDE.md
│ ├── sources/
│ ├── drafts/ # every version in Git
│ └── admin/
└── tenth-hour-labs/ # this site, the offers, the ops files
├── CLAUDE.md
└── ...What I build
Workspaces
Project folders with standing instructions, so the AI starts every session already briefed.
Version history
Git and GitHub for drafts and research, with a change log a partner can read.
Databanks
Searchable banks of public law and your own notes, with answers that cite the page.
The tools are Claude Code and Cowork from Anthropic, Git, and GitHub. I am not affiliated with any of them. I use them because they are what I have on my machine, and I will say so when something else works better.
Follow the work
I post the file trees, the workflows and the mistakes as I go. LinkedIn is where most of it lands first. The YouTube series builds a workspace from scratch, one episode at a time.
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