Most people open Claude Cowork and just... type. They're missing 80% of what it can do. Here are 5 ways I use it to actually get work done — not just generate text: → Auto-organize files without touching a folder → Send emails without opening my inbox → Summarize any doc in seconds → Schedule tasks that run on their own → Turn raw data into a shareable report Swipe through 👉 Which one are you trying first? Drop it below 👇

Day 2 log: - What I scraped: I scraped the stock of apartments of the biggest real estate broker in Chile. As I'm looking to become a broker myself, I want to monitor my competition's offers. - One thing I learned: so for some reason, even after installing the firecrawl MCP, for the first run it installed and used playwright. On one hand it surprised me that it did the job even when faced with a problem (self-healing). On the other hand, it used a method I didn't approve (I guess it is dangerous to bypass permissions lol), and it used ALL the sessions tokens. For the second run I scraped another competitor's website with firecrawl. - One use case idea: in my own (future) broker business, I can scrape and monitor competitor's stock.

Hello everyone, I was wondering which kind of software/apps/system did you build for businesses lately ?

Is it me or are both of these platforms acting up today, badly? This is me right now in the middle of my first real build.

Hey AIS Community! Some of you may have seen the video Nate did on Anthropic's new Claude Routines. I've done a kind of follow up, adding what I think nobody's covering: how we as AI Automation Agencies can leverage this powerful (and it really IS powerful...) tool... In the video below, I explain how we can use routines for our clients, and how to really ramp up the agentic flow in the cloud, fully on Anthropic's servers - specifically how to chain them. If you haven't got time to watch it now, click the video and bookmark it for later - but honestly, I think this is the smartest opportunity for Agency owners right now to monetise Claude in mid-ticket businesses. Let me know in the comments if you agree...