Write end-of-sprint changelogs from completed tickets
A PM has Claude Cowork read completed Linear tickets, pick what matters, draft the update and suggest email or in-app format, replacing about an hour per sprint.
Anthropic's desktop agent for everyday work.
Anthropic's desktop agent for everyday work.

A PM has Claude Cowork read completed Linear tickets, pick what matters, draft the update and suggest email or in-app format, replacing about an hour per sprint.
Claude Cowork walked through each step and filled out the paperwork for a trademark that received final USPTO approval.
Cowork built a dealership tracking sheet, sent outreach emails, filled web forms and managed replies; a separate 100+ receipt expense job hit limits and moved to Claude Code.
Claude in Chrome runs weekly to scrape Substack ranking data into a dataset, and Cowork analyzes it and writes a weekly report.
Claude Cowork drove the browser through Claude in Chrome to book 8 flights and 5 hotels, filling traveler details and seats and pausing at payment for approval.
One Cowork prompt turns a finished newsletter into a carousel, reel script, LinkedIn post and Substack note; it also built a Notion hub.
Authors use Cowork or Claude Code to schedule invites, triage email, book flights and hotels, pull Airtable data and scrape exhibitor lists.
Cowork finds the receipt in Gmail, extracts the order number and date, and drafts a refund email for the user to review and send.
A web writer uses Cowork for keyword selection, building a topic table that checks overlap with past articles, and drafting articles that learn from corrections.
Four workflows cover pre-call research, event attendee scraping, a daily hot-leads digest, and post-call CRM updates and follow-up drafts.
Cowork grouped a Downloads folder of 2,200 loose files by type and summarized each folder in under 20 minutes, mostly non-destructively.
Jeff Adams used the Claude Chrome extension to collect meeting minutes into text files and load them into a notebook, taking 3-4 hours over three sessions.
Tal Raviv controlled a robot via Claude Desktop with his usual email and calendar tools; it proposed patrolling the house and publishing a field journal, and did a test run.
The author used Cowork to build an expense report from 47 receipts, pick what to read from 4,992 files and make slide decks via Gamma.
The author walks non-developers through using Claude Cowork to produce a full investment memo in about 15 minutes and track the investment afterwards.
A surgeon runs about twenty scheduled Cowork tasks that triage email, prep meetings, flag stale deals and leave drafts ready in a dashboard.
A PCWorld writer had Claude Cowork pick newsletters safe to cut, then unsubscribe in bulk via the Chrome extension with a JavaScript function it wrote to click Unsubscribe.
The author tested Claude computer use in Cowork and Claude Code over two days on six workflows including research, sponsor outreach and product listings.