After using AI, I can't help but want it to keep working. When I get up at midnight to go to the bathroom and find that AI has finished the task, I just want to assign it another job. But if I'm not careful, I end up toiling away the whole night again.

Later I thought of a way to have the main Claude start another Claude to do the work while supervising it myself. After a lot of effort, I designed a workflow scheme with it, only to find that Claude couldn't learn to start itself; it seemed unable to handle interactive input.

In the end, it said: "I think it would be more appropriate and efficient for me to execute it directly," and then started doing it with a grunt 😂.

I feel that Claude should have a built-in fork function, similar to how a process forks itself to start a new process, but can communicate directly with the child process.

Has anyone ever worked on a similar solution?