Claude Cowork Fundamentals In 22 Minutes

Tina Huang walks through Claude Cowork, Anthropic's local AI agent, covering setup, global instructions, folder organization, brand book skills, connectors, and project-based memory for automating wor

Key Takeaways

Claude Cowork is a local AI agent that automates real tasks on your computer without requiring coding knowledge.
Proper setup (capabilities, global instructions, permissions) makes Cowork far more effective and safer to use.
Reusable skills, connectors, and project memory let Cowork handle increasingly complex, personalized workflows over time.

What the video covers

Introduces Claude Cowork as a local AI agent that can autonomously work with files, apps, and tools on your computer, positioned as a more secure, non-technical alternative to OpenClaw.
Explains the setup steps: download Claude, configure capabilities (artifacts, inline visualizations), enable Dispatch for phone control, and turn on Claude in Chrome.
Describes writing Global Instructions that apply across all Cowork sessions, using a prompt to generate them from chat.
Demonstrates organizing a messy desktop by pointing Cowork at a local folder, granting permissions, and reviewing its proposed file structure.
Shows how to flag sensitive content, such as an exposed API key found during cleanup, and decide how to handle it.
Demonstrates creating a brand book from brand assets and saving it as a reusable skill so future visual outputs follow the same style.
Explains connectors, using an inbox triage workflow that categorizes emails into action items versus noise.
Covers building a daily digest and a stock portfolio tracking project using a dedicated folder and Projects feature.
Discusses how Cowork stores memory and context, and how users can control and update the agent's memory over time.
Hints at combining Cowork with Claude Code for more advanced builds, and notes the tutorial is not financial advice.

Chapters

What is Claude Cowork?

Claude Cowork is a local AI agent from Anthropic that lives on your computer and can autonomously work with your files, apps, and tools. The video presents it as a more secure, Claude-ecosystem alternative to OpenClaw, aimed at non-technical users.

How do I set up Cowork before using it?

Download Claude from claude.com/products/cowork, then in settings enable the capabilities you're comfortable with, making sure Artifacts, AI-powered Artifacts, and Inline Visualizations are on. Optionally enable Dispatch for phone control and Claude in Chrome, and write Global Instructions that apply to all sessions.

Does the video say Cowork can handle finances?

The creator shows a dashboard concept that tracks investments and sends a daily digest, but explicitly says it is not financial advice. She says she will show how to build similar tools later in the video, without needing to code.

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I learned all about Claude Cowork for you. You can use it to automate workflows for you, like plan your day, triage and draft your emails for you, even automatically do bookkeeping. But that is just scratching the surface. I have it automating and building things across my business and my personal life. Like, here's a dashboard that automatically tracks my investments, researches and suggests new opportunities, and sends me a daily digest with news that's relevant to my investments, and suggestions that are based upon my personal investing philosophy. Not financial advice, okay? But I will show you how to build things like this later in the video. And you don't even need to know how to code.

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have it automating and building things across my business and my personal life. Like, here's a dashboard that automatically tracks my investments, researches and suggests new opportunities, and sends me a daily digest with news that's relevant to my investments, and suggestions that are

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Crazy, right? In this video, I'm going to properly explain to you how Claude Cowork works, and show you how to do stuff all the way from automating some simple workflows to building entire ecosystems and softwares. Now, without further ado, let's go. A portion of this video is sponsored by Manus.

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Crazy, right? In this video, I'm going to properly explain to you how Claude Co-work works, and show you how to do stuff all the way from automating some simple workflows to building entire ecosystems and softwares. Now, without further ado, let's go. A portion of this

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Let's start off with first defining Claude Cowork. Claude Cowork belongs to a currently very popular category of AI products called local AI agents. And a local AI agent is an AI that lives on your actual computer, that can autonomously do things with your files, your apps, and your tools. If you've heard of or used OpenClaw before, you can think about Claude Cowork as Anthropic's interpretation, that is more secure, built exclusively using the Claude ecosystem, and targeted more towards non-technical people.

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computer, that can autonomously do things with your files, your apps, and your tools. If you've heard of or used OpenClaude before, you can think about Claude Co-work as Anthropic's interpretation, that is more secure, built exclusively using the Claude

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In general, I think local AI agents are such a cool category of AI product. Um, but I'm not going to go into more detail about it here. I actually made an entire video about it if you want to dive deeper into this, which you can check out over here.

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about it if you want to dive deeper into this, which you can check out over here.

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But for this video, we're going to be more hands-on and jump straight into Claude Cowork.

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So, the first thing you got to do is go to claude.com/products/co-work. Then, you click download Claude and install it on your computer. Yay, you have now downloaded it, and this is going to be your local hub. So, if you

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So, the first thing you've got to do is go to claude.com/products/cowork. Then you click download Claude and install it on your computer. Yay, you have now downloaded it, and this is going to be your local hub. So, if you click over here, you can see that there's actually three tabs available. This is Chat, which is exactly the same chatbot as on the web version at claude.ai. You can also see that you have all of your past threads that are here as well. Then there is Cowork. Cowork is the local AI agent, which we're going to be focusing on for this video. And also Claude Code, which is the coding agent. By the way, Cowork and Claude Code is actually such an OP combination as well, which I will actually give you a little taste of at the end of the video. But let's now focus on Cowork. The first thing you want to do is configure some settings.

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here as well. Then, there is Co-work. Co-work is the local AI agent, which we're going to be focusing on for this video. And And also Claude Code, which is the coding agent. By the way, Cowork and Claude Code is actually such an OP

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So, go to Claude settings and go to Capabilities. I actually just have everything turned on, but you can choose what you're comfortable with. Just make sure under Visuals you have Artifacts, AI-powered Artifacts, and Inline Visualizations turned on. Then let's go to the Cowork tab. I also have Dispatch turned on. This will allow you to control Claude Cowork and stuff on your computer through your phone, which is pretty cool. Then under Global Instructions, these are instructions that will apply to all Cowork sessions. So, for mine I have a little bit of information about who I am, how to work with me, and then how to build stuff and things I should never do. You can write this yourself, but I'm going to put a prompt on screen, also in the description, which you can just copy-paste into chat, like here, and then it will output it for you and you can copy-paste it back into Cowork settings, if you like. Click save. Then finally, Claude in Chrome. So, I also have this turned on, so it allows Claude to go into Chrome and do stuff on Chrome and visit sites. Pretty cool feature, you can do it as well, if you like.

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So, go to Claude [sighs] settings and go to capabilities. I actually just have everything turned on, uh but you can choose what you're comfortable with. Just make sure under visuals you have artifacts, AI power artifacts, and inline visualizations

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All right, let's now do stuff. So, go to Cowork. Let's start off with some simple but useful little things that you can do with Cowork to ease you into it. This is like level one.

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instructions that will apply to all Cowork sessions. So, for mine I have a little bit information about who I am, how to work with me, and then how to build stuff and things I should never do. You can write this yourself, but I'm

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We will point Cowork into working at a local folder. So, let's say choose a different folder and we'll go with my desktop here, which is very messy. I was waiting to clean up with you guys. Click open. Click always allow, so it can do stuff in the folder. And we're going to ask it, "Help me organize these files."

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finally, Claude in a Chrome. So, I also have this turned on, so it allows Claude to go into Chrome and do stuff on Chrome and visit sites. Pretty cool feature, you can do it as well, if you like. All

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I'm going to go with Sonnet here, but you can also choose other models that you want. And then click proceed. And it will lead you to this window. So, you can actually see on the right that there is a progress window. It also shows you which folder it's operating under, which is my desktop. It also has instructions here, which you can give it more instructions specific to working in this folder, like maybe sometimes you want it to be more witty, and sometimes you want it to be more pushy, you know, depending on whatever it is that you're doing. I'm going to just leave it blank here because we're just organizing some folders here, not super complex. And we also have context here, which Cowork would be storing information like what tools it's using and any other types of memory that it's loading up. Again, this is pretty clean for now, but there will be more stuff in here as you do more complex projects, which I will show you later on.

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[music] We will point Cowork into working at a local folder. So, let's say choose a different folder and we'll go with my desktop here, which is very messy. I was waiting to clean up with you guys. Click open. Click always allow, so it can do

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All right, let's see. Here's what I'm looking at on your desktop. You have 376 files total. Wow, blah blah blah. Okay, a bunch of these things. Oh my goodness, I just have an API key that's just sitting exposed on my desktop. How awful. So, it's telling me here's a proposed structure that it wants to do.

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I'm going to go with Sonnet here, but you can also choose other models that you want. And then click proceed. And it will lead you to this window. So, you can actually see on the right that there is a progress window. It also shows you

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Two questions. Good to move the screenshots into an existing screenshots folder, merging everything there. What do you want to do with the openai.txt? I strongly recommend deleting it or moving it somewhere securely. Okay, that is a great idea. Yes, let's go with that structure. And let's delete the openai.txt and click enter. By the way, I picked this example also to illustrate to you the difference between Cowork and just a normal AI chatbot. Like if you're just chatting with Claude on the web UI, it won't be able to modify stuff on your actual computer. Cool, so we see that it has assigned a task to itself and it's making progress. While it's doing that, I also want to show you another workflow. So, let's click on New Task again. And at this time, I'm going to be pointing Cowork to a different folder. One with my credit card statements. Wow, you're getting to know me so well in this video. So, here is 24 months of my credit card statements. I will allow it and I will ask it, "Please analyze my credit card statements and create an interactive dashboard that illustrates my spendings and also surfaces insights and suggestions." I'm going to pick the Opus model because this is, like, low-key kind of important, and I shall click proceed. Now let's go back to my files and folders. Look at that, it is done.

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it to be more pushy, you know, depending on what it whatever it is that you're doing. I'm going to just leave it blank here because, you know, we're just organizing some folders here, not super complex. And we also have contexts here,

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Here's the results. Okay, so it said deletion failed, file system permission. Okay, got deleted manually. Okay, that's fine. And the credit card.zip is still sitting loosely at the root level. Want me to move it to a credit card folder? Yes, move it to credit card folder. It says done. And here it is. Wow, look. It is so organized now. It has my openai.txt, so let's actually delete that now. Goodbye. Deleted. Great. Now let's go back and look at the spending and dashboard stuff. Okay, so it says it has found 24 monthly CSV exports spanning 2024 to 2026. Before I dive in, a few decisions to build the right thing. So, what format do you want? HTML artifact sounds good. How should I treat business versus personal spendings? Flag the business and personal charges separately. Let's do that. And what insights matter most? I guess recurring subscriptions and spending trends over time. Actually, yeah, I guess they're all important. Let's do that. You can see that Opus is a lot slower, but it's also a lot more meticulous.

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which I will show you later on. All right, let's see. Here's what I'm looking at on your desktop. You have 376 files total. Wow, blah blah blah. Okay, a bunch of these things. Oh my goodness, I just have an API key that's just

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sitting exposed on my desktop. How awful. So, it's telling me here's a proposed structure that it wants to do.

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Two questions, good to move the screenshots into existing screenshots folder merging everything there. What do you want to do with the open ai.txt? I strongly recommend deleting it or moving it somewhere securely. Okay, that is a great idea. Yes, let's go with that

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structure. And let's delete the open ai.txt and click enter. By the way, I picked this example also to illustrate to you the difference between CoWork and just like normal AI chatbot. Like if you're just chatting with Claude on WebUI, it

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won't be able to modify stuff on your actual computer. Cool, so we see that it has assigned a task to itself and it's making progress. While it's doing that, I also want to show you another workflow. So, let's click on new

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task again. And at this time, I'm going to be pointing CoWork to a different folder. One with my credit card statements. Wow, you're getting to know me so well this video. So, here is 24 months of my credit card statement. I

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will allow it and I will ask it, "Please analyze my credit card statements and create an interactive dashboard that illustrates my spendings and also surface insights and suggestions." I'm going to pick the Opus model cuz this is like low-key kind of important and I

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shall click proceed. Now let's go back to my files and folders. Look at that, it is done.

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Here's the results. Okay, so it said deletion failed file system permission. Okay, got deleted manually. Okay, that's fine. And the credit card.zip is still sitting loosely at the root level. Want me to move it to a credit card folder.

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Yes, move it to credit card folder. It says done. And here it is. Wow, look. It is so organized now. Has my OpenAI text.txt, so let's actually delete that now.

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Goodbye. Deleted. Great. Now let's go back and look at the spending and dashboard stuff. Okay, so it says it has found 24 mix CSV exports spanning 2024 to 2026.

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[music] Before I dive in, a few decisions to build the right thing. So, what format do you want? So, HTML artifact sounds good. How should I treat business versus personal spendings? So, flag lonely octopus the business and personal

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charges separately. Let's do that. And what insights matter most? So, I guess it would be recurring subscriptions, spending trends over time. Actually, yeah, I guess they're all important.

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Let's do that. You can see that Opus is a lot slower, but it's also a lot more meticulous. It gave me a plan and I said sounds good, let's build it. Great, it built us this little dashboard. How

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nice. So, we can look at it over here, but actually I'm going to just open this using Google Chrome. Okay. So, it has my total spendings and monthly, business, personal, fees and interests, etc., etc. So, insights. Oh my goodness,

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fees and interests. That's really bad. That is really bad. I'm being so vulnerable with you guys. Okay. So, active business subscriptions is over $4,000. That's a lot of money. Okay, anyways. So, there's a bunch of stuff that's here and you can track it. Um,

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top categories and I can also see the top 25 merchants, and maybe I want to get rid of some of these, etc., etc., etc. You get the point. By the way, you also can just do this using the chatbot

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functionality directly, because that only allows you to upload 20 documents at a time. Here's 24, and the dashboard is actually local. You can see it right over here. I feel like we're pretty warmed up now, so let's actually go to

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level two. Okay, okay, this is okay, but, you know, it's not really in like my vibe. The color scheme is not really my vibe, and I actually wanted it to be consistent with the branding I usually use. So, I'm

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going to add another folder that contains my brand assets. By the way, by brand assets, I literally mean just like screenshots I took of the Lonely Artist logo, and like some parts of the website and stuff. Then, I'm going to say,

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"Based on the brand assets, create for me a brand book that I can use to guide future visual things." Enter.

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So, what format should the brand book be in? So, I'll do PDF as recommended.

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Brand scope, Lonely Octopus only, so it knows that I have like a personal branding as well, but we're just going to go with the Lonely Octopus branding.

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How comprehensive? Comprehensive, yes. Now, let's actually look at this dashboard now. And there you go. Look at that. It looks so much better. This color scheme is much better. It looks like my brand book. Nice. So, I'm probably going to be using this brand

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book and applying it to things all the time. So, I'm actually going to change this into what Cohere calls a skill.

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Make applying the brand book onto visual things we build a skill. Let's go through this first, and I'll explain a little bit more about what I mean by skill. So, the scope of the skill is going to be generic brand applier, so I

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want it to actually just apply to everything that I build. And where should the skill live? I'm going to have it as a local setup for now, but it's actually something you can share with other people as well, so they could also

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be able to have the brand book and then apply this color scheme and fonts and stuff to whatever it is that they're building as well.

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But, will keep it local for now. What output should the skill cover? I'm going to cover all of it.

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Say, I like this color scheme. And there you go. Here is a reusable set of instructions that Co-worker now knows how to apply this brand book into any visual thing that we're creating. So, this here is the skill and you can see

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it has a text file that basically explains how it is that you should be applying this brand book. And to invoke it in the future, you can just type apply brand to whatever it is that you want to apply

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it to. For example, I've applied it to some open claw prompts and you can see that it has all the branding now. It's how pretty. And here for the inbox triage dashboard that I have.

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Congratulations, you just created a skill that you can apply anywhere. You can probably see how powerful this is as you keep using Co-worker and building up your own collection of skills. And you can use other people's skills, too. If

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you click on customize and it click skills and click the plus icon, you can actually see that there are other skills that people have built that you can use yourself like canvas design for creating beautiful visual art, doc authoring for

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co-authoring documentation, eternal comms for eternal communications, etc. So, I'm going to put on screen as some of my favorite skills, those that I created and from other people. Take a screenshot so you can try them out later, too. Now, kind of related to

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skills, we also have what are called connectors. Connectors is another way for Cloud Co-worker to be able to do more things. Specifically, it allows you to connect to third-party software. Like the most popular ones like Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Microsoft 365,

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and so much more. Like there is so much that's here. Pretty much whatever third-party software you want to connect it to, it's probably going to be here.

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And if it's not, you can also connect it yourself using what is called MCP. Not going to go into too much more detail about this here, but I made an entire video about MCP so you can check it out

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over here if you would like. An example of a workflow that uses a connector is this inbox triage that gets all of my emails and then categorizes them into what I should be doing and what is just noise. You can see that under

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connectors, there is Gmail that's linked. I'm going to put on screen now some of my favorite connectors and how I use them in my workflows. And finally, there are plugins. Plugins is a combination of skills and connectors to

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serve a specific kind of task. There's a bunch of these as well over here. For example, this finance one that is built by Anthropic themselves and allows for streamlined financing workflows. You can see that some of the skills that it

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contains is auto support, close management, financial statements, etc. And here are the connectors that it contains like Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, Slack, Gmail, etc. So, I've already installed this and the way that you can use this is pointed to a folder

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that has statements like the AMX credit card statements for example, type {slash} and under [music] finance, you can see there's financial statements.

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So, you can do {slash} financial statements, generate a statement for me, for example. And here is a financial statement for October 2025 financials.

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So, it has the read me and it has P&L, uh transaction details, smart receipts, etc. For anybody that's running a business, this is a a game changer.

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Trust me. I'm also going to put on screen now some of my favorite plugins and how I use them. So, we just got a new office. This is the new office space. As you can see, we have already

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made it super messy. Hey Jovi. Hello. Yes. [laughter] I took some of the photos of this place and gave them to Manas, the world's first general AI agent that delivers real results. I described a budget of less than $500. Explained that I wanted

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kind of like a light academia vibe and off I go. It says that the office space has really great lighting from the big windows. And it gave some inspo pics filled with light and some really cozy feelings, which I really liked. So, I

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said, yes, actually generate your recommended decor for our actual office space. I also love that it's interactive and you can play around with it to get it to your liking. And here are the results. I loved it. The lamp, the

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carpet. I especially love these white flowy curtains that I recommended and it actually gave links to products that were under our budget. We ended up spending less than $200. What would have taken days took us only 20 minutes and

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here is the finished result. It looks so good. The curtains and the pictures, the carpet, the lamp, but it's still so messy though. You can try out Memrise for free at this thing over here, also linked in description. Thank you so much

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Memrise for sponsoring this portion of the video. Now, back to the video. Great. There's now one more feature I want to introduce you to on Coda Work before I can say that congratulations, you could consider yourself intermediate at Coda Work and that is a descheduled

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tab. You see a lot of tasks in life are reoccurring. Like you got to wake up every morning, eat, go to work, check your emails, sleep, etc. So, that is why scheduling task can be a massive unlock.

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Now, to do this we could type schedule every morning at 7:00 a.m. give me a brief of my day based upon my calendar and a short brief for any emails I should be aware of and a send it to my

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Apple notes. Click enter and it says done. Now, to activate this you go to scheduled, click that task and then click run now.

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We're going to be doing a trial run. Pop quiz. What skills and connectors are being used in order to do this run? Put it into the description. [music] See if you're paying attention. And this is what it looks like on my Apple notes and

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I get these every single day. By the way, I like using Apple notes um because I can also look at it directly on my phone when I wake up. Amazing. Now, I want to go on to the next section that

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takes you from intermediate to advanced Coda Work user. And seriously, this is going to unlock even more than this.

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Like if you think this is impressive what you just did, like no. Wait for it.

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It is going to get very magical because I'm going to introduce you now to projects.

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Projects are persistent self-contained workspaces in Coda Work that basically wrap a folder with its own instructions, memory, file, and connections. So, Coda Work basically remembers all the contacts across all different sessions related to that project. It enables you

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to do a much, much more complex things. For example, I have a parent folder here called Cork Playground, and within it I have these four projects that pretty much span the entirety of my personal and professional life. Under Lonely

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Octopus, Cork is helping me create curriculums, resources, and tracking our bootcamp students. Under Content, it's research and content ideas for me. Under Personal, solving my personal problems.

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And under Investments, there's workflows that have to do with my investments. This is what a project folder looks like. So, first of all, this is what the files of the investment projects looks like, and corresponding to that on Cork,

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you can click Projects, Investment, and this is what it looks like. There is a lot going on over here. Don't panic. I'm actually going to show you how to set up your own project. First thing you want to do is create a folder. Let's call it

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Take a new folder and just call it Stock Portfolio. Then we're going to go on Cork and click Projects and New Project, and we're going to use an existing folder.

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Choose the folder, Stock Portfolio, open, and under instructions, I'm going to write, "You are my financial analyst and advisor. Be very thorough and double-check numbers.

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Push back on me when there are things that do not match my investment philosophy.

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Be direct." Then we're going to click Create. Amazing! Wow. Okay, you just created a project. Now, before I do anything else, whenever I start a project, I use what is called the Productivity plugin. So, if you remember, go to Customize over here,

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Personal Plugins, Browse Plugins, and you can install the Productivity plugin. So, technically, the Productivity plugin is supposed to help you manage tasks, plan your day, and build up memory of important context about your work, etc.

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So, it's about your productivity, right? So, you may be asking, "Tina, like why are you installing a productivity plugin for a project?" Well, let me just show you. So, I'm going to do the plugin and I'm going to initiate with start. And

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you can see that it has created task.md and its dashboard and a directory. And it asked me some other questions as well. Okay, so even though I'm not really like managing tasks and things like that, the reason I always do this

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is because it sets up a memory system. So, the next thing I'm going to do here is I'm going to drop in a screenshot with a bunch of my stock positions. And I'm going to write, "Here are my

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investments." Not financial advice, okay? Just literally showing you how to do this. And it says, "Let me write all of this to the memory and claw.md now." So, this is the power of the memory plugin. It's actually going to remember all of this

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and then also note it down for you. So, I don't want to go into too much detail about how the agents is saving memory, but basically like having this memory system will allow you to have more control in updating the agents memory

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and being able to see what's in the agents memory much more easily just by opening different markdown files. You may have seen other tutorials that tell you that you need to maintain like claw.md or like memory.md files yourself. You could do that, that's

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totally fine, but this plugin, this productivity plugin basically does that for you and it's a lot more sophisticated than whatever it is that you probably figure out yourself cuz Anthropic built this plugin and they're probably better than you, no offense.

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So, don't reinvent the wheel, right? You can see the files that it created over here.

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Um for example, if you click into memory and you open this file, it shows you a lot of different portfolio positions that are here. So, it maintains claw.md and the memory.md as well. So, sets up the entire system for you. Great. And

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every time that you do something new, all you have to do is type {slash} update and it would automatically fill in any of the gaps in memory that it has for you. Nifty, right? Okay, let's actually just go and build something.

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So, let's go to projects, stock portfolio, and we could do something like schedule at 7:00 a.m.

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across the world. So, my actual investment philosophy is a lot more thorough than this, but I'm not going to go into way too much detail right now.

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Let's just go with this for now. Click yes to schedule. And great. If we look at the scheduled daily portfolio digest, and then we can click run now. Then you can get something that looks like this. TLDR will move your book. This is check

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action items. Cool, right? And then there you go. You can pretty much just build whatever you want now with all of the other features that we covered earlier. All those connectors, skills, etc., etc. Pretty much build to your

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heart's content. For example, you can create what I like to call a mission control dashboard for your investments that looks like this. It contains my investments, tracks my daily digest, researches new opportunities for me, and always makes sure that it's in line with

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my investment philosophy. Kind of like the mission control, so I can see everything I want to see about my investments. I have one of these dashboards for most of my other projects as well, cuz I like seeing things. So, I

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am not going to recreate the entire dashboard right now, um because that's going to take a long time, plus my sweet, sweet tokens. But, do not worry.

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I am actually going to put a prompt in the description if you want to create a dashboard that's similar to this for your investments, if you like. Wow, there you have it. Now that you've unlocked projects, you've pretty much

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unlocked the ability of building whatever it is that you want using Coda. It is so powerful.

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Please let me know what it is that you want to be building. And I'm also going to put on the screen now some of my projects and some projects that I want to be building um using Coda myself, so

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in case you want some extra ideas. At this point, you are now an advanced user of Coda. But, before I end this video, I do want to address one more add-on that That literally make you like top like I

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don't know, like 0.1% of Cogram users. And that is if you use Cogram in combination with Claude Code. Okay, so yes, you do need to know a bit about how to code. I have a video over here if

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you're interested in learning. But let me explain why this is so powerful. You see with Claude Code, you can build out all these workflows. You can even build out these dashboards. I just showed you like the Mission Control dashboard. And

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a lot of other things, too. However, if you're really into building things, eventually your patches are going to get bigger and bigger and more complex. And as amazing as Claude Code is, it is not specialized as a AI coding agent. And

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that is Claude Code, where you're going to be able to unlock a lot more features specific for coding. And in general, you will also see that the coding ability is going to be better than Claude Code. So, how do you do this, you may ask? Well,

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Anthropic actually makes this really, really easy to do. All you have to do is switch over to the code tab of Claude on this hub. Change your working directory to the directory that you want to be working in, like investments, for

Speaker A

example. And you can write something like add on to my mission control dashboard a new tab that lets me create technical trading bots. Enter. Trust workspace, and you can start doing that.

Speaker A

I'm not going to go into a full tutorial about how to use Claude Code, because that's like literally an entire other video, and this video is extremely long already. But now, let me know in the comments if you want me to do that.

Speaker A

Maybe I will do an entire video about AI coding. I'm going to put on screen out some other examples of things that you can build using this Claude Code plus Claude Code combination. Maybe you can try them out.

Speaker A

All right. Okay, we are at the end of this video now. We have covered a lot.

Speaker A

Oh my goodness. Thank you so much into watching the end of this video, and I really hope this was a helpful video for you to do stuff with Claude Code, because I think it's amazing. Thank you so much. Happy Claude Coding, and I will

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see you guys in the next video or live stream.

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