Anthropic just released a new Design tool...enabled by Opus 4.7 that they just released yesterday with huge visual model upgrades. Basically: you describe what you want, Claude builds a first version, and you refine it through chat, inline comments, or custom sliders until it's right. What it can do: - Pitch decks and presentations (export to PPTX or Canva) - Landing pages and marketing assets - Interactive prototypes & wireframes (not just static mockups) - Imports your brand automatically once you set it up - Once you are happy with the asset, it packages it so you can easily export to Claude Code to get it built. Claude Design is available for Claude Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise subscribers. Press release: https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-design-anthropic-labs To try it out: https://claude.ai/design

I keep seeing people post about Claude CodeWork as what they want to use and not Claude Code. I have a developer background so I'm happy in Claude Code but what is everyone's reason? Is it because Claude CodeWork is better for your use case or are you a bit intimidated by Claude Code? I'm genuinely wondering.

I want to share a quick tip on a cool way of turning educational content and frameworks into skills in Claude Cowork. This is especially relevant if you're learning something right now, or if you come across a really great educational resource or framework, or you watch a YouTube video and you're want to actually apply it to the work that you do or content you create. I'm showing how to turn that into a skill in your Claude Cowork that you can use any time you want.

I realized I will be on a plane at the time of our next weekly call, so I will have to cancel it. If you have any questions or need feedback on your projects or anywhere you are stuck - ask me anything here in the comments instead 🙌

So over the past few weeks I've noticed myself slipping into a familiar "do more" mode. Even though everything I do is fun and I love what I'm doing with all my heart, I started feeling like I have a hard time stopping. In the end of each week I can go from being super proud of what I've achieved to "I could have done more" feeling really fast. Not great 🥴 And I recognize that pattern from my corporate career, so it's my personal mini wake up call that I need to approach things differently :) So this is what I'm doing about it this week 👇 - I have two big deadlines this week and that gets my full focus. - Everything else I'm reserving for PLAY - experimenting with new tools, following whatever sparks my curiosity, exploring AI for fun, kicking off a March Challenge in the community and stuff like that ;) Huge shout out to @Anna Matias and @Aubrey Kerr who reminded me of the importance of listening to my energy & following my curiosity and fun on our last Weekly Call.💛 So yeah - 2 deadlines and the rest is PLAY TIME for me!💫 I'll report back Friday😃. What's your focus this week?