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In the last several weeks, Anthropic’s Cowork has captured considerable attention. And no wonder—Cowork has an alluring promise: that it can apply all the power of Anthropic’s coding agent, Claude Code, to nonprogramming tasks in a simple tool.
The reality is, like many freshly hired human co-workers, Anthropic’s tool has some potential—if you’re willing to invest the time.
When I spent a couple days with Cowork, I got it to complete a chore that has sat on my to-do lists for a decade and to automate a ta
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