Build Godot games with paired design and coding agents
Cowork handles design docs, task queues and playtests while Claude Code writes GDScript and runs Godot and git.
Original post ↗Real workflows with the tools, steps and prompts to copy them. Filter by what you use and how much time you have.
Cowork handles design docs, task queues and playtests while Claude Code writes GDScript and runs Godot and git.
Original post ↗One Cowork prompt turns a finished newsletter into a carousel, reel script, LinkedIn post and Substack note; it also built a Notion hub.
Original post ↗The author tested Cowork on a morning podcast from newsletters via Readwise and n8n MCP, plus video and 3D print design, noting what worked and what failed.
Original post ↗Cowork with the Blotato connector produces a LinkedIn post with infographic, turns a YouTube video into a carousel, and schedules posts across platforms.
Original post ↗A small-hotel owner in Riga runs scheduled Cowork tasks that use Claude in Chrome to check reservations and verify check-ins in the Booking.com admin panel.
Original post ↗An agent extracted key insights from 20 articles, found common themes and produced a cited summary; the write-up estimates 18 minutes versus hours by hand.
Original post ↗Claude books flights and hotels in a company travel system, and a prompt finds top-rated restaurants, identifies their reservation systems and checks Saturday 6pm availability for two.
Original post ↗Claude in Chrome negotiated a $100 credit from AT&T in a billing dispute with no human involvement, one of five use cases tested.
Original post ↗The author uses Claude and its Chrome extension to file complaints and dispute charges, reporting ten wins and over $12,000 recovered, while still reviewing emails and making calls.
Original post ↗A PCWorld writer asked Claude to book a table for three in Midtown Manhattan via the Resy connector; it picked a restaurant but the exchange was clunky, with raw JSON and permission prompts.
Original post ↗Claude Code with Claude in Chrome writes code, opens localhost, clicks through the UI, reads console errors and fixes them without the developer touching the browser.
Original post ↗The author gave Claude in Chrome three Substack tasks (live edit, post migration, note insertion), walked away, and returned to find all three published correctly.
Original post ↗The author ran Anthropic's computer-use demo in Docker and had Claude find 5 vegetarian-friendly restaurants near Bond Street and save details to a notepad file.
Original post ↗A Tax Court defendant used Claude in Chrome to open and summarise portal documents in about 20 minutes, then Claude Desktop and Claude Code to organise evidence and draft a settlement letter.
Original post ↗The author gave Cowork a day of busywork, including pulling numbers from three sources into a report that needed light editing and a scheduled weekly metrics report; screen-driving was slower and needed nudges.
Original post ↗A developer used Claude Code computer use to compile, launch, and click through macOS app screens to find layout bugs.
Original post ↗A tool lets Claude Code drive an iOS app through the accessibility tree, tap every screen, and return a structured bug summary.
Original post ↗The author connected Claude to Ghidra through MCP to analyze and rename functions in an Atari River Raid ROM.
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