Claude Cowork: Your AI assistant that truly takes work off your hands

AI that does not just talk but also takes action: Claude Cowork from Anthropic is like a digital colleague that truly gets tasks done – from the first prompt to the final result. We at the agency use it every day now: building websites, fixing bugs, preparing images, automating processes. In this course, I will guide you step by step and show you real projects – not mere toys – what is already possible today.

And the best part: You don't need a computer science degree. If you can formulate a sentence in German, you can use Claude Cowork. You describe what you want – Claude writes the code, clicks through the browser, or converts whole folders of images.

A few examples from the course to give you a feel:

Landing page without a line of code. I will live build a conversion-strong 50%-promotion page for TutKit – as a single HTML file, with a catchy headline, countdown, and matching colors. Claude even pulls the information from the website by itself, everything responsive, everything by voice command. For my partner's association, a complete website was created in the same way, including micro-animations and a small confetti explosion when you copy the IBAN – all without manual coding.

Letting the browser do the work. Through the Chrome extension, Claude clicks for you: filling out annoying forms (think of Elster & Co.) or – my favorite example – independently searching for valid discount codes in the shop and trying them out. In the video, Claude actually finds a 10%-code and applies it while I continue working. You can cancel at any time.

Images in seconds instead of hours. A whole folder full of photos, some over 10 MB big? Claude uniformly reduces their size, converts them to web format (WebP or the even smaller AVIF), and even renames them cleanly based on their content – from 60 MB to 17, then 10, with practically the same quality. An important practical tip I pass on to you: make a backup first. Even the best AI can make mistakes – it once deleted too many files for me, luckily everything was in Dropbox.

Automating processes with make.com. I had almost no idea about make.com – but Claude did. Together we build an automation pipeline that researches news, generates a suitable image with OpenAI, posts everything as a contribution in the forum, and additionally shares it on LinkedIn and Facebook. Once set up, it almost runs by itself.

Additionally, you will get the honest tips and pitfalls from everyday life: why you start each new project as a new task and immediately set up a project folder. When the smaller, faster model is sufficient and when you need the larger one (keyword Tokens and Limits). And the one nasty Windows trap where Cowork initially wouldn’t even start for me – I’ll spare you the solution here, I’ll show it to you in the first video.