Folder attach. Project attach. Connectors. Scheduled tasks. Slash commands. The free 12-page Cowork Starter Kit walks you through every button, click by click. Set up tonight.
You're already paying for Claude.Cowork is the rest of the room
You're using ten percent of it.
Most people open Claude, type a question in a blank chat, copy the answer, close the tab. That's Chat. It's fine. It's also the smallest door into the room.
Cowork is the rest of the room. Same Claude. Different setup. You hand it a folder. You hand it a Project. You connect your Gmail and Calendar. You schedule a task to run while you sleep. You type a slash and a menu appears.
Nothing about this is hard. Nothing about this is technical. Nobody just shows you where the buttons are. This is the kit that shows you where the buttons are.
And it isn't chained to your desk anymore. Cowork now runs on the web and the Claude phone app too — start a task at your laptop, then check on it, nudge it, or read the finished work from your phone. It keeps going on Claude's servers even after you close the lid.
Twelve pages. Pure activation. By the end of tonight you have Cowork set up and one scheduled task already running.
A Project is the rulebook. A folder is the workspace. You need both. The kit shows which goes where, and why people skip one and stay stuck.
Set the room.Click by click. Where to click. What it looks like when it works. What it looks like when it doesn't. The two screens that throw most people off.
Two clicks each.Gmail and Calendar in two clicks each. Then your first scheduled task: a morning brief that runs before you open your laptop. Yes it really works that way.
Set it and forget it.Type a slash. A menu appears. The shortcuts you didn't know were there. The ones you'll use every day after you see them once.
The hidden menu.Drop your email. The full 12-page Cowork Starter Kit lands in your inbox. Folder attach. Project attach. Connectors. Scheduled tasks. Slash commands. Ten workflows you can run tonight.
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— j.