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Claude is Anthropic's AI assistant on the web, desktop and mobile. A project keeps your instructions and reference files in one place, so every new chat starts with the same rules: paste or attach that run's material and review the result. Claude can also read uploaded files, create spreadsheets and documents, search the web and use connected apps.
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Save instructions once in a project and add reference files to its knowledge. Every chat in the project follows them, and each project keeps its own memory.
Example: A project that checks each new client brief against your standard questions.
Attach PDFs, documents, spreadsheets and images, up to 20 files per chat. With Code execution and file creation on, Claude can analyze data and create Excel, Word, PowerPoint and PDF files.
Example: Compare two report exports and return a reconciliation workbook.
Claude can search the web and cite its sources, use the apps you connect under Customize, Connectors, and follow skills you upload under Customize, Skills.
Example: Check each venue's opening hours and link the page it came from.
Each recipe shows what you provide, what you get, and a setup prompt to copy into Claude app. Examples are illustrative, not recorded results.
Write the follow-up email, CRM update and tasks after every sales call
Paste your call notes or transcript, or let Claude read the deal in HubSpot, and get a recap email that promises only what was agreed, CRM changes you approve and a task list with owners and dates.
Turn your call notes into a proposal and scope of work
Paste your discovery notes and rates and get a ready-to-edit proposal and scope of work, with exclusions, client responsibilities and assumptions spelled out, the price worked out from your own numbers, and every missing fact marked for you to fill before sending.
Answer security questionnaires and RFPs from your approved answers
Upload a buyer’s questionnaire and get every question drafted from your approved answer library, in the buyer’s order, with each answer’s source and date, the questions that need an expert, and nothing promised that your library doesn’t support.
Adapt approved content for selected channels
Create a few text drafts from one approved source, preserving its claims and adapting to owner-defined audiences and formats.
Prepare a customer story for approval
Turn approved internal notes into a short, traceable customer-story draft and a clear approval request.
Check an email campaign before sending
Compare the final email text and link list with the approved brief, then prepare a focused review list.
Find what’s missing from a creative brief before you start
Paste a client’s brief and get a verdict on whether you can start, the gaps and conflicts that block the work, the assumptions you’d be making, and a short email with the questions to send back.
Draft a clear customer incident update
Turn approved incident facts into a short customer update, keeping scope, uncertainty and next-update commitments clear.
Tell each customer when their bug is really fixed
Paste the affected tickets, the engineering fix note and the release details; get one checked follow-up draft per customer, with the cases that cannot be told “fixed” kept open and the reason stated.
Check help articles against real searches
Compare actual customer questions with a small set of help articles and draft specific findability improvements to test.
Write a clear work request
Turn your rough draft into one short message with the request first, the real deadline, and only the context the reader needs.
Draft release notes from confirmed changes
Turn confirmed, customer-relevant changes into a traceable release-note draft and a separate question list.
Clean a caption file and flag playback checks
Review a whole SRT or WebVTT export, create a corrected copy, and isolate the cues that still need listening.
Turn design feedback into a revision list
Group comments by design element, show conflicts and prepare questions for the person who approves the work.
Turn your notes into a deck-ready slide storyline
Turn approved notes into a slide-by-slide storyline with a headline, key points, speaker notes, a visual suggestion and sources per slide, in plain text you can paste into PowerPoint or a deck tool, with every evidence gap listed.
Plan interview selects from a transcript
Create a source-linked list of candidate interview passages before a human makes the video edit.
Write an SOP from how you actually do the task
Turn your description of one routine task into a short draft procedure, then use a human walkthrough to find gaps.
Review payment-to-invoice matches
Review possible payment matches and investigate why an invoice is still open, with evidence for a bookkeeper.
Draft variance commentary from checked figures
Turn checked figures and owner comments into two clear sentences per item, with unexplained amounts left visible.
Compare competitor evidence for one decision
Compare a small, supplied evidence packet against the same decision questions, with source types and gaps clearly marked.
Build traceable themes from interview notes
Group supplied interview excerpts into provisional themes while keeping participant references, contrary cases and gaps.
Write customer interview questions that don’t lead the answer
Turn what you want to learn into a short interview guide that asks about real past behavior, or paste your draft questions and get each leading one flagged and rewritten, with a map showing which goal each question covers.
Review survey questions before a small pilot
Review a short draft for unclear wording and answer options, then prepare changes for a human pilot.
Review data mapping before merging files
Compare small text extracts with an approved data dictionary and prepare a mapping and exception list before anyone changes the files.
Clean a messy spreadsheet without losing real data
Inspect a CSV or spreadsheet, locate data-quality issues, and apply only the cleaning rules you approve to a separate copy.
Find out why two reports show different numbers
Give the two numbers and whatever you know about each report and get the likely causes ranked with a quick check for each; upload both exports and get a step-by-step bridge from one total to the other, then draft dictionary entries so the labels stop colliding.
Turn feature requests into acceptance examples
Draft a few concrete examples and open questions from a supplied feature request for the team to discuss.
Prepare a clear feature trade-off discussion
Compare a few proposed features against an agreed goal and show the trade-offs and missing evidence for a human decision.
Turn retrospective notes into one experiment
Use agreed observations to draft one small process experiment with a clear review point and open approval questions.
Answer staff questions from your employee handbook, with the policy section cited
Set up an assistant your staff can ask privately about routine procedures; it answers only from your approved handbook, cites the section and who it applies to, and sends anything personal to HR.
Draft a role description from confirmed duties
Organize confirmed duties into a clear role draft and a short list of decisions for the hiring manager.
Build an incident timeline for team review
Organize supplied incident notes into a sourced chronology with open questions for the review team.
Prepare an IT ticket for a useful handoff
Turn permitted ticket notes into a factual handoff and a short list of missing details.
Practice STAR interview answers with your own stories
Build short, truthful story outlines and practise one interview question at a time, with feedback on clarity.
Compare job offers and prepare your questions
Organize confirmed offer details against your own priorities and list questions before you decide.
Tailor my CV to a job without making anything up
Map one job description to your confirmed experience and draft a small, traceable set of CV edits.
Make three versions of one lesson activity for different ability levels
Draft a core activity, a supported version and an extension that keep the same teacher-approved learning goal.
Learn from one practice mistake
Use one completed practice question to explain your mistake, make a short reminder, and check your understanding.
Quiz me on my lecture notes (practice quiz + flashcards)
Quiz yourself on your own lecture notes one question at a time, with each answer checked against the slide it came from, then get the topics to reread and flashcards for Quizlet or Anki.
Make a pack-now, pack-later checklist
Sort one room’s items into pack now, pack after last use, keep accessible, and decide first.
Trip itinerary with checked opening hours and backup options
Get a light daily plan with checked venue sources, travel allowances and a backup when an anchor does not fit.
Check a packing list for gaps and duplicates
Review the list you already have and return only the useful changes, fixed essentials, and checks still needed.
Compare conflicting family-history claims
Build a claim-and-source table that keeps competing possibilities separate and shows what evidence is still missing.
Write a player-safe session recap
Turn rough session notes into a short recap that keeps plans, rumors, and game-master secrets out of confirmed events.
A skill is a folder of instructions that Claude app can use for a specific task. Add it once, then ask for the task in your own words.
Turn call notes into a recap email that promises only what was agreed, proposed CRM changes and a task list with owners and dates.
Find current job openings, drop duplicates and expired posts, and shortlist them against your must-haves and real experience.
Turn a quarter's spreadsheet and your notes into a checked analysis and a bold navy-and-aqua deck: big numbers, honest charts and a source for every figure.
Turn any item you name or photograph into a friendly cartoon mascot holding it: a bright shape with big eyes, rubber-hose arms and white gloves, as an editable SVG and PNG.
Turn the places you will visit into an elegant poster map of your trip: real coastlines and borders, pins, a stop list with nights, and an icon or short note for each place.
Design an original poster, cover or social graphic in a bold modular style: a square grid of flat geometric shapes in a few strong colors around your exact text, as an editable SVG and PNG.
We have not run these setups ourselves. Recipes are written from public Claude app documentation, and their examples are illustrative.
| Claude app | ChatGPT Work | Claude Cowork | Claude Duet | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | claude.ai on the web, the Claude desktop app and the iOS and Android apps | ChatGPT on the web and in the desktop app (local or cloud) | Claude Desktop (macOS, Windows), the web and mobile | Its own computer in the cloud, through iOS and Android apps and the web at claude.ai |
| Connected apps | Connectors such as Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Drive, added under Customize, Connectors | Files and plugins such as Google Drive, Slack, Gmail, SharePoint, Salesforce and GitHub | Local folders, connectors, plugins and a browser | Your Claude account's connectors, such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Slack, HubSpot, QuickBooks and Notion |
| Scheduling | Not in projects: each run starts when you send a message | Yes: scheduled tasks, managed in the Scheduled view | Yes: /schedule, with scheduled tasks running in the cloud | A morning brief every day and check-ins when something needs you; custom schedules are not described |
| Plan | Free, Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise; free accounts get up to five projects | All ChatGPT plans, with plan-based usage limits | Paid Claude plans: Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise | Claude Pro or Max, sharing the plan's usage limits during the research preview |
| Countries | The countries and regions on Anthropic's supported list | Where ChatGPT is available; some features are limited by region | Where Claude is available | US, through a research preview waitlist |
Yes. Projects are available to all users, including free accounts, which can create up to five projects.
A project keeps instructions and reference files that every chat in it uses. Chats in a project do not share context with each other unless the information is in the project knowledge, so each run starts clean.
Yes, with Code execution and file creation turned on under Settings, Capabilities. Claude can analyze uploaded spreadsheets and create Excel, Word, PowerPoint and PDF files of up to 30 MB each.
No. Each run in a project starts when you send a message. For work that should run on its own, see the Claude Duet recipes.
On Team and Enterprise plans you can share a project with your organization or with colleagues, who can view or edit it. Only the project's creator can remove someone's access.
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