Claude Tutorials

Using Claude Cowork for your small business | Claude

Claude Cowork's Small Business plugin enables multi-step automated workflows that integrate data from accounting, payment processing, CRM, and calendar tools to help manage business operations. Four example workflows—Monday business brief, campaign planning, month-end closing, and payroll planning—draft and stage work across existing business tools while keeping approval with the business owner before any action is taken. The plugin follows user permissions, customizations, and preferences to adapt recommendations to individual business needs.

Using Claude Cowork for legal: answer fast questions on past decisions | Claude

Claude Cowork enables lawyers to quickly answer questions about past decisions by running a customizable /brief skill that searches across stored reviews and documents, providing cited answers in minutes. The workflow involves setting up the skill once, scheduling daily morning briefs to triage work, running targeted briefs on specific questions, verifying sources before replying, and closing tickets through integrated connectors. This approach extends to other roles that frequently field questions about prior decisions, such as support teams, compliance officers, and finance professionals.

Using Claude Cowork for sales: research any account before the first call | Claude

Claude Cowork's Sales plugin enables sales professionals to research accounts before first calls through an account-research skill that gathers information from connected tools like CRMs, data warehouses, and email. The workflow involves customizing the skill to the company's specific needs, running it before each call to generate an account brief, and using a call-summary skill after the meeting to transform the transcript into follow-up action items, team messages, and customer communications. This research-and-debrief pattern can be adapted for other roles such as customer success, recruiting, and corporate development.

Using Claude Cowork for marketing ops: run a weekly review that preps itself | Claude

Watch the full workflow in the video, then follow the steps below to set it up yourself. In the video — Ian, who works in marketing ops, runs his weekly metrics review: a detailed doc for the team and a one-slide summary for leadership. A skill he wrote does

Delegating your first task in Claude Cowork | Claude

Claude Cowork enables users to delegate complete tasks to Claude with direct access to files, connected tools, and browser capabilities. A tutorial video demonstrates the setup process including folder access configuration, connector setup, task delegation, and review of Claude's planned actions before execution on the user's machine.

The 4 Properties of AI | Claude

AI systems possess four fundamental properties: next token prediction (generating text through pattern continuation), knowledge from frozen training data, a fixed context window for processing information, and responsiveness to instructions rather than underlying intent. These properties enable fluent text generation, broad general knowledge, rapid content adaptation, and precise format control, while creating characteristic limitations including hallucination, knowledge staleness, context length constraints, and reasoning drift. Features such as citations, web search, memory systems, and extended thinking are designed to mitigate these limitations.

Customize Claude Cowork | Claude

Claude Cowork customization spans three levels: connecting to external work systems through connectors, establishing standing rules through instructions, and bundling connectors and skills into plugins for team distribution. Skills enable the encoding of repeatable task processes that load automatically when relevant, while connectors provide read and write access to platforms like Slack, Salesforce, and Microsoft 365. Scheduled tasks, live artifacts, and Dispatch features extend Cowork's capabilities for automation and mobile access.

Choosing between Claude Cowork or Chat | Claude

Cowork is the agentic mode in Claude Desktop. Compared to Chat (available on the web, desktop, and mobile), it runs on your computer and completes work across your files, browser, and tools. This tutorial covers when to use it instead of Chat. ChatYou drive

What is sycophancy in AI models? | Claude

An article explains what AI researchers mean by sycophancy in AI models, when it appears in conversations, and tactics for steering AI systems toward truthfulness.

The 4 Ds of AI Fluency — Behavioral Indicators | Claude

A tutorial presents the AI fluency behaviors from the Anthropic Education Report: The AI Fluency Index, functioning as a quick reference guide with specific tactics for daily application. The tutorial also provides a prompt that allows users to analyze their recent Claude conversations and receive a personalized AI fluency scorecard, which performs optimally when Claude's memory tools are enabled.

Why do AI models hallucinate? | Claude

The article explains what AI researchers mean by hallucination in AI models and examines potential causes of this phenomenon. It provides tactics that users can employ to identify hallucinations during interactions with AI systems.

Using Claude Design for presentations and slide decks | Claude

Claude Design enables the creation of complete presentation decks from plain language descriptions, automatically handling formatting, layout, and brand consistency without requiring design expertise. The tool generates interactive HTML presentations that support real-time iteration, customization, data visualizations, and animations, with options for sharing, collaboration, and export to multiple formats including PPTX, PDF, and standalone HTML.

Using Claude Design for prototypes and UX | Claude

Claude Design by Anthropic Labs is a tool that enables product designers and managers to rapidly prototype features and user interfaces by moving from concept to interactive prototype in a single conversation. The tool can connect to a project's codebase to generate designs using actual components, styling, and architectural patterns, ensuring consistency and reducing the gap between prototype and production-ready code. Upon completion, prototypes can be handed off to Claude Code with design intent and implementation details preserved.

Working with Claude Opus 4.7 | Claude

Claude Opus 4.7 follows user instructions more literally than earlier versions, reads images at full resolution to capture small details, and uses adaptive extended thinking to automatically determine problem-solving depth rather than requiring manual toggling. The model produces more accurate office documents and spreadsheets on the first pass while being more selective about using web search and connectors unless explicitly directed in prompts. Opus 4.7 delivers optimal results when users establish ongoing context through Projects, Memory, and integrated tool connectors.

‍Dispatch in Claude Cowork: Assign tasks and operate your computer from mobile | Claude

Dispatch enables users to send tasks from a mobile phone that Claude executes on their connected desktop computer with access to local files, connected applications, and web browsers. Through computer use functionality, Claude can open and control native applications on the desktop with mouse and keyboard input, allowing it to complete tasks that require direct app interaction. The feature requires a Pro or Max plan and both the Claude desktop and mobile apps to be installed and paired on trusted devices.

What is Claude Managed Agents? | Claude

Claude Managed Agents is a suite of APIs for building production-ready agents. You define the tools, environments, and success criteria. Share Copy link https://claude.com/resources/tutorials/what-is-claude-managed-agents Claude works until the job is done.

Getting started with Claude.ai | Claude

The article provides guidance on maximizing the Claude.ai experience through effective prompting techniques, document uploads, search functionality, customization options, and advanced features including extended thinking and research mode. The page includes related tutorials covering topics such as setting up Cowork, selecting Claude models like Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus, and customizing plugins.

Getting Started with Claude for Financial Services | Claude

Claude for Financial Services is a comprehensive solution that connects financial professionals to leading data providers through Model Context Protocol connectors, enabling natural language queries of financial data with source citations. The platform integrates with data sources including Daloopa and S&P Global to support use cases such as due diligence, benchmarking, financial modeling, and portfolio management. Implementation includes a six-week training program and ongoing technical support for integration with existing financial workflows.

Simplify your browsing experience with Claude in Chrome | Claude

Claude's Chrome extension allows paid plan users to automate browser-based tasks by viewing and interacting with websites in real-time, maintaining visual intelligence across multiple tabs and continuing work during context-switching. The tool excels at executing well-defined workflows like form filling, email management, and data extraction, which can be saved as shortcuts and scheduled for recurring automatic execution. The feature carries inherent risks and operates with limitations, including blocked access to financial services, adult content, and pirated content sites, and lacks extended features available on Claude.ai such as Projects and persistent memory between sessions.

What are skills? | Claude

Skills in Claude Code extend the platform's capabilities with specialized knowledge and workflows. The feature provides users access to enhanced functionality for accomplishing specialized tasks beyond Claude's base capabilities.

How skills compare to other Claude Code features | Claude

Claude Skills are specialized Claude Code features that differ from agents, hooks, and commands—they're pre-built, customizable templates designed for common use cases like improving writing, brainstorming, code review, and interview prep. The documentation highlights various skill templates available to users, each with guided prompts and artifact support to streamline specific tasks. Skills can be configured as single or multi-file implementations, making them useful for both quick one-off requests and more complex, organized workflows.

Get the most from Claude Opus 4.6 | Claude

**Claude Opus 4.6 brings five key improvements**: it follows instructions more precisely (reducing repetition needs), gathers full context before acting (making it more reliable on complex tasks), persists longer on difficult problems, offers alternatives more readily rather than deferring, and delivers stronger writing with better style consistency. The most practical shifts for users are clearer instruction execution on first attempt, better performance on multi-step tasks spanning large amounts of material, and the ability to trust the model's judgment on architectural and strategic decisions. To work most effectively, front-load relevant context, avoid redundant reminders, set check-in points for long tasks, and stress-test Claude's assumptions when objectivity matters.

Choosing the right Claude model: Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus | Claude

How to customize plugins in Cowork | Claude

Cowork plugins provide Claude with domain expertise for roles including sales, finance, legal, and marketing, and can be customized through conversation to align with specific tools, processes, and expertise. Customization bakes context into the plugin workflow so teams start from established parameters rather than answering setup questions repeatedly. The customizations are stored locally on a device and can be improved iteratively or shared across an organization through file export or GitHub integration.

How to build a plugin from scratch in Cowork | Claude

Cowork plugins package a team's knowledge, workflows, and tool connections into reusable components called skills, connectors, and sub-agents that teach Claude how to perform specific jobs consistently. Plugins should be built from scratch when existing templates don't adequately cover a team's unique workflows, institutional knowledge, or integration needs across multiple data sources. Plugins are refined iteratively through real-world use and can be shared across teams as compressed files, hosted on GitHub for automatic updates, or provisioned organization-wide.

Visuals that appear as you study with Claude | Claude

Some things land faster drawn than said, and a good teacher knows when to reach for the whiteboard. Now, Claude can do that too. When a visual is the clearer answer to what you asked, Claude builds one as part of its response. The visual sits alongside the

Cowork, a research preview | Claude

Cowork is a research preview feature for Claude Desktop that extends Claude Code's execution capabilities to handle complex knowledge work by operating directly in users' file systems and breaking tasks into parallel sub-agents. The tool enables users to delegate work across multiple sources and complex projects without real-time interaction, managing file organization, data analysis, and deliverable creation while tracking progress through a sidebar interface. Cowork is available to paid plan users on macOS and Windows as a feature preview with current limitations including desktop-only access and lack of chat sharing functionality.

Navigating the Claude desktop app: Chat, Cowork, Code | Claude

The Claude desktop app offers three distinct work modes: **Chat** (familiar Q&A with native features like quick entry and screenshots), **Cowork** (multi-source research and document production with folder access, scheduled tasks, and browser use), and **Code** (full development environment with local/remote options and visual diffs). Each mode leverages Claude's local processing power—Chat uses quick interactions while Cowork and Code tap into Claude Code for more autonomous, sustained work on complex tasks. This native integration enables capabilities like dictation, window sharing, and direct file system access that aren't available in the web version.

Getting good at Claude: A research-backed curriculum | Claude

Anthropic's AI Fluency Index reveals that Claude mastery follows a research-backed path: each product has a "signature move" (iteration for Chat, goal clarity for Code/Cowork) that should be taught first, followed by the Description spectrum which develops naturally with exposure. Critically, Discernment—the ability to evaluate Claude's outputs for hidden flaws—doesn't grow organically and requires deliberate, repeated teaching at every stage. Organizations can use this simple 3-step curriculum model (signature move → Description features → Discernment checks) to build effective Claude training programs tailored to their team's actual product usage.

Set up Cowork to work the way you do | Claude

Cowork is a Claude feature that works with project folders, connected tools, and work context to handle complex tasks across multiple sources. Users set up a Project, connect tools like Slack and Gmail, provide standing instructions about how they work, and optionally add plugins, scheduled tasks, and browser access. Once configured, Claude reads from multiple sources, generates output, and saves results without requiring manual intervention for each task.

Using Claude Code Remote Control | Claude

Claude Code remote control provides the ability to access Claude Code sessions on the go from remote locations. The documentation covers how to use this feature along with related Claude Code functionality such as skills configuration and comparisons with other Claude Code capabilities.

Tutorials | Claude

The Claude tutorials page provides hands-on learning materials through written guides and video lessons spanning various skill levels and use cases. Available tutorials cover topics including Cowork setup, Claude Code features, desktop app navigation, plugin development, model selection, and specialized applications for financial services and web browsing. The materials progress from beginner-level introductions to advanced guides on optimization and best practices.