Every single week I’ve got a pile of repeatable work—competitor research, content planning, client deliverables, and general organization. Until now, AI has basically meant two paths: either I sit there prompting in real time, or I build automations in tools like Make or n8n. In this video I show the Claude Co-Work feature I’ve been begging for: scheduled tasks. It’s the missing piece that lets me show up on a Monday morning (coffee in hand) and have the boring, repeatable stuff already done—without lifting a finger. I walk through setting up a scheduled task step-by-step: writing a simple prompt, choosing a model (I run it on Opus for best results), picking a working folder, and setting a weekly schedule. I demo it with YouTube competitor research that automatically scrapes recent videos and drops the results into a spreadsheet—with extra useful fields like subscriber counts, view counts, and even engagement signals. Then I cover two more updates people are sleeping on: the new Customize tab that finally unifies skills, integrations, and plugins in one place (so you’re not digging through settings), and the fact that Co-Work can even do rough video edits—stitch clips together and remove silences. My takeaway: start scheduling the repeatables, explore plugins/skills, and try everything—because Co-Work’s capabilities are moving fast.