The Claude Cowork toolkit

Delegate the work.
Keep the judgment.

Workflows, templates, and guides for getting real knowledge work done with Claude Cowork — research, reports, spreadsheets, and the busywork in between.

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What's inside

Everything you need to put Claude on the payroll.

Curated resources organized around the work itself — not the software. Pick a job, grab the workflow, ship the result.

Workflow library

Step-by-step playbooks for recurring work: weekly reports, research briefs, data cleanups, inbox triage.

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Prompt templates

Battle-tested briefs you can paste in and adapt — written so Claude gets it right on the first pass.

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Skills & plugins

Reusable skill folders that teach Cowork your formats, your tone, and your team's conventions.

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Connector setups

Guides for wiring Cowork into the tools you already use — drives, mail, calendars, and project boards.

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Tips & patterns

Short, practical notes on delegation: how to scope a task, when to review, what to never automate.

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Weekly digest

New workflows, notable updates, and one delegation idea worth stealing — every week, in five minutes.

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The loop

Brief it. Step away. Review the work.

Cowork isn't a chat — it's a coworker with a desk. Here's the loop every workflow on this site is built around.

Write the brief

Describe the outcome, hand over the files, and set the constraints. Our templates make this a 90-second job.

Let it run

Claude reads, drafts, builds, and checks its own work in a session you can watch — or completely ignore.

Review & ship

You get finished files, not fragments. Skim, redline, approve. Your judgment is the last step, always.

Why bother

The math on delegation is simple.

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workflows & templates
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free to use

*Based on community-reported estimates. Your mileage will vary with how much you hate spreadsheets.

Stop doing work a coworker could do.

Grab your first workflow, paste in the brief, and see what comes back. The library is free and growing weekly.

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