In this video, I run through Claude Cowork in a quick, practical way—basically how to get started and what it’s trying to do for people who want an AI that feels more like a teammate than a one-off chatbot. The idea is simple: you use Claude Cowork as a shared space to collaborate, iterate, and keep context, so you can move faster on writing, planning, and day-to-day work without constantly re-explaining everything. I also point you to the best places to explore it and compare it against other tools, because that’s always my angle: pick the right tool, not just the newest one. If you’re already building a productivity stack (Notion, task managers, planning apps, etc.), this is one of those “worth a look” releases—especially if you want a more structured workflow around prompts, drafts, and ongoing projects. As always, I’m aiming for a quick breakdown so you can decide fast whether Claude Cowork belongs in your setup.