Yes I’ve done 98% of everything in cowork and I never understood why Cowork is under referenced in media for its power. It’s always Claude code, and it’s misleading. It’s not simple chat, is not the terminal, if you have a certain tier you also get design right in cowork too. The idea you need to use the terminal, the term ‘code’ … these turn people away. Thanks for highlighting this!
Unchaining the tool from the desktop is the exact catalyst needed to shift our mindset from 'operating a chatbot' to actually 'delegating to an assistant'... allowing leadership intuition to outpace technical friction.
The shift in mindset is essential. Treating AI as a partner can yield better results. It's interesting how tools evolve to fit real-world needs. This could change daily workflows.
Oh and the phone too now, yes … so powerful!
Yes I’ve done 98% of everything in cowork and I never understood why Cowork is under referenced in media for its power. It’s always Claude code, and it’s misleading. It’s not simple chat, is not the terminal, if you have a certain tier you also get design right in cowork too. The idea you need to use the terminal, the term ‘code’ … these turn people away. Thanks for highlighting this!
Yes! For sure, Claude cowork is super powerful! One of the first tools I teach clients
Unchaining the tool from the desktop is the exact catalyst needed to shift our mindset from 'operating a chatbot' to actually 'delegating to an assistant'... allowing leadership intuition to outpace technical friction.
it is! and I need it haha
The shift in mindset is essential. Treating AI as a partner can yield better results. It's interesting how tools evolve to fit real-world needs. This could change daily workflows.
Yes! Little by little they will become easier to implement into real life
I love claude co-work!!
Same!!! Do you you scheduled tasks at all?
Delegating to cowork like an actual person instead of a tool is the mindset shift that matters.