Anthropic just dropped Claude “Computer Use” (research preview), which basically means I can give Claude access to my browser plus my keyboard/mouse and have it do real work—not toy demos. In this video I walk through eight economically valuable use cases, starting with the spicy one: running personalized outreach on platforms that normally hate automation (like LinkedIn). The key hack is using a browser that isn’t on Anthropic’s block list—Chrome/Safari/Edge/Firefox get blocked—so I use Min Browser because it has full read/write access and actually works. From there I show how I’m using Computer Use to scrape social feeds into local files for content systems, fill out gatekept contact forms at scale (and deal with dynamic fields/captchas in a more “human” way), and even manage ad platforms like Google/Meta/TikTok when API access is painful or locked down. I also cover automating YouTube uploads (without the API-reach penalty), downloading invoices into folders, basic desktop app automation, and QA testing flows by clicking like a real user. Finally, I show the setup: install the Claude desktop app, enable Browser Use + Computer Use in settings, work from the Co-work tab, and explicitly prepend “computer use” in prompts so it actually uses the feature.