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How to use Claude in 25 different ways: (takes 60 seconds to read, saves you 60 hours) 1. Bookmark this image. You'll need it tomorrow. 2. Full guide + prompts at: how-to-ai.guide. 3. Don't pay anything. It's free in the email. --- 1. ASK → Chat ☑️ Quick questions. Quick answers. ☑️ Don't use Cowork for "write a good email?" 2. THINK → Opus 4.8 ☑️ The smartest model. Always switch to it. ☑️ For deep work, complex writing & thinking. 3. SPEED → Sonnet 4.6 ☑️ Faster, cheaper, still excellent. ☑️ Use it for grammar, summaries, short answers. 4. REASON → Extended Thinking ☑️ Toggle it on for hard problems. ☑️ Turn it off for simple ones (saves tokens). 5. BUILD → Cowork ☑️ Where serious work happens. .docx, .xlsx, .pptx. ☑️ Point it at a folder. It works like an employee. 6. SHIP → Claude Code ☑️ For developers (and curious non-devs). ☑️ Build websites and apps from your terminal. 7. MODEL → Claude in Excel ☑️ Install the add-in from the Excel store. ☑️ Real formulas, real models, no copy-paste. 8. SLIDES → Gamma connector ☑️ One prompt. Full presentation. With research. ☑️ Connect Gamma inside Claude. 9. MOCKUP → Claude Design ☑️ Go to claude .ai/design. Build websites in 1 hour. ☑️ Upload a DESIGN .md. Export to Canva, PDF. 10. BROWSE → Claude in Chrome ☑️ A browsing agent. Reads any page for you. ☑️ Acts inside the browser, not just talks about it. 11. CLICK → Computer Use ☑️ Settings > Turn it on. ☑️ Claude clicks, types, browses on your Mac. 12. REMOTE → Dispatch ☑️ Connect your phone. Text a task. ☑️ It works on your computer while you're away. 13. SEARCH → Web Search ☑️ Click the '+'. turn it on. ☑️ It reads the live web before answering. 14. INVESTIGATE → Research ☑️ For deep multi-source reports. ☑️ 13 minutes. 50+ sources. One markdown file. 15. TRIGGER → Skills ☑️ "Use the skill-creator to build a skill for [task]." ☑️ Type /skill. It fires automatically. 16. STACK → Plugins ☑️ Cowork > Customize > Browse Plugins. ☑️ Bundles of skills for marketing, legal, sales. 17. PERSIST → Projects ☑️ One Project per recurring deliverable. ☑️ Upload one gold-standard example. 18. AUTOMATE → Scheduled Tasks ☑️ Every Monday at 7am, Claude runs your report. ☑️ Set it up once. No manual work. 19. CONNECT → Connectors ☑️ Gmail, Drive, Slack, Notion, Granola, Calendar. ☑️ 50+ apps. Claude reads, writes & acts inside. 20. RENDER → Artifacts ☑️ Side pane where Claude opens charts, docs. ☑️ Interactive. Editable. Shareable. 21. VOICE → Custom Styles ☑️ Set "Concise" or build your own. ☑️ Saves you from re-explaining your voice. 22. SHARE → Team Projects ☑️ Same Project. Whole team inside. ☑️ Skills, files, instructions. Shared once. 23. GUARD → Global Instructions ☑️ Settings > Cowork > Global Instructions. ☑️ Tell Claude what to always do. 24. ORGANIZE → Obsidian Vault ☑️ Free app. Opens your Cowork folder neatly. ☑️ Edit files like Google Docs. 25. BRIEF → about-me file. ☑️ One md. file. Under 2,000 words. ☑️ Your style, your rules, your voice Follow @noahaitoolstech

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