Hi, all. As I continue to use Claude more extensively, I have been thinking about how to use it more effectively from both context and tokens perspectives. I am wondering how others are leveraging their Cowork Chief of Staff in line with scheduled tasks. Specifically, are you keeping all of your conversations in the COS chat or are you also having chats within the scheduled tasks themselves? As the COS chat gets longer (and since mine started with Opus by default), I feel like it's using more and more credits, which is not practical. When do you decide to condense your chats and start fresh? It's also unclear to me if the two conversations (the COS chat and scheduled task chats) reference on another or if it's siloing my discussions. I also have this questions for chats that get created from Dispatch. Also, if/when are you still using Claude browser? Since I have more than one laptop, it feels a little bit clunky to keep work moving when I'm not on Desktop ... is this when you're leveraging Dispatch? Overall, my goals are to be more effective and efficient with my utilization of Claude across conversations/devices and decreasing my credit usage while maintaining my chat histories and session contexts. I'd love to hear how others are managing this. Thanks! @Darby Rollins

Claude just posted this article: Import and export your memory from Claude https://support.claude.com/en/articles/12123587-import-and-export-your-memory-from-claude

For those asking about if you can build your Atlas Folder in Google Drive, I've tested the AICOS V3 plugin buildout by pointing it to my Google Drive installed to my desktop, and Claude Cowork & Code can indeed see and build in my Drive. Obsidian can reference this, too. I'll still be keeping my local folder as my main hub, but for those who want to keep everything in Google Drive, this option may make sense for you.

Hey all, Thinking about a May bootcamp. Three live workshops in the first week of May to: - Install your Atlas Folder - Wire up Obsidian as the forever brain - Get your AI Chief of Staff taking real weight off your plate Plus a few weekly calls of ongoing support after. Who'd be in? Darby

Claude Code > ChatGPT #1 tool I’m going to be learning and using more of in 2026: Claude Code Other of my favorite AI tools and platforms I’ll be building with: - Gamma - Gemini (and closely watching whatever Google rolls out in their product suite) - Lovable - NotebookLM (from Google) - Zapier Agents - Make (maybe n8n too) - Suno - Descript - Pickaxe - MarketSauce (recipes) - Blotato - ChatGPT (especially for deep research) - WisprFlow - Plaude Other things I’m spending more time with not AI related: - pen - paper - whiteboard - sticky notes What about you?