15 Claude Cowork Skills I Can’t Live Without (steal them)

Quad Co-work is the most powerful AI tool I've ever used, but only if you equip it with the right skills. Most

people open up Co-work, type a prompt, and that's it. That's because without skills, you're only using about 10% of what it can actually do. I personally

use over 50 skills every single day to run an $80,000 a month business with no employees. And today, I'm going to be

employees. And today, I'm going to be giving away 15 of them completely for free. You're going to get access to one

free. You're going to get access to one plugin, install it once, and you basically have every single skill ready to go. So, in this video, I'm going to

to go. So, in this video, I'm going to walk you through all 15 skills I can't live without, show you exactly what each one does, and by the end of this video, you'll have a full AI toolkit that most people don't even know exist. So, let's

get into it. So, I'm going to be showing you the 15 Claude Co-work skills I absolutely cannot live without. And if

you don't know what a skill is, let me break it down very simply. So, most

people use Claude as a chatbot. They

basically just ask it specific questions, copy paste answers, and basically that's the extent of how they use it. But what a skill unlocks is full

use it. But what a skill unlocks is full workflows from one click. You can create files, dashboards, reports, and it basically knows everything about your business. Think of a skill as a reusable

business. Think of a skill as a reusable instruction set, which is a specific markdown file that tells Claude exactly what to do for specific tasks either in your life or your business. This could

then be triggered automatically by something you say. So that could be a specific keyword, a specific phrase, and Claude automatically knows to trigger that workflow because it's a skill. You

could actually customize specific skills to your business and workflow. And these

could actually be packaged into plugins.

So you could combine bunch of different skills and share them with your team or even plug them into your own clawed experience. So now that we understand

experience. So now that we understand what a skill is, you could kind of see this cool little graphic here. I'm going

to show you how you could download the skills I'm going to be showing in this video super simply so you could upload them to Claude yourself. The first thing we're going to do is make sure to download the Claude desktop app if you

do not already have it. There is going to be a link in the description to actually download this. I already have it downloaded, so let me pull it up. Now

that I have Claude Co-work pulled up, let me break down very simply how it works. If you've never used it before, I

works. If you've never used it before, I have other videos where I break it down in depth. If you want to view those,

in depth. If you want to view those, there's a link in the description as well. However, I'm just going to select

well. However, I'm just going to select a folder here or we could create a new folder to work inside of. So, just to show you how to create one, we would just come here, click new folder. I'm

just going to call this new folder just for the sake of the video. I'm going to open it, click allow, and then select any of the different folders we want to work inside of. However, if I click on this new folder, one I just created, this will be a blank folder on our

desktop where we are making changes inside of co-work. So, if we generate anything, make any changes, we are going to see all of those inside of the folder on our computer. So, now that we have that created, I'm going to show you

exactly how to download these skills that I'm going to show you in this video. So, there's going to be a link in

video. So, there's going to be a link in the description as well to this Google Drive. These are completely free for you

Drive. These are completely free for you guys to actually utilize. And if you guys want all 50 of the ones I use every single day in my business, and I seriously can't live without them, there is a link to join my school community

where I link all of these skills for you to download. And it's just as simple as

to download. And it's just as simple as this process I'm about to show you. So,

in order to download this, I'm just going to click on this zip file. I'm

going to click on download. Don't open

this zip file because we need it to be formatted as a zip file in order for us to upload it into co-work. That's

basically how the Claude desktop app, you know, makes us upload it. It needs

to be in that specific format. So, I'm

going to take this file, just save it to my desktop here. And then what I'm going to do is come back to Claude, make sure I'm in co-work mode, and then I'm going to come over to customize. And then from here, you could see all of our skills we

have, but we're going to focus on this plugins feature right here, and click on add plugin. From here, I'm just going to

add plugin. From here, I'm just going to click upload plugin, and make sure to go and find that specific file that you have on your desktop. Click on upload.

And just like that, we now have our 15 Claude Co-work skills directly inside of here. So, let me quickly break down, you

here. So, let me quickly break down, you know, what it looks like. You could see each of these right here, all 15 of them. If we want to make any changes to

them. If we want to make any changes to these, we can come here and click customize, and it will basically like customize this entire plug-in based on your company. So, that way it's tailored

your company. So, that way it's tailored directly to you. All right, so moving on to the first Claude skill that I seriously can't live without is a slide deck builder. And the funny thing is

deck builder. And the funny thing is this entire slideshow you are seeing right here in this video was generated with this specific skill. And I'm going to show you how easy it is to actually

make something like this using this skill that you just downloaded. So if I come back to co-work in order for me to use a skill, there's a couple of different ways that I can do this. I

could just type in forward slash and then from here you're going to see all of the skills we have uploaded. But I'm

going to come down to the 15 co-work skills right here, which is the plugin that you just downloaded. And as you can see, we have this one that says slide deck builder. So I could just type that

deck builder. So I could just type that and then just basically simply explain what it is I want to generate. All

right. So I'm just going to give it the prompt generate a slideshow for how to use claude code for non- techies. And

one key thing here that I want to mention is I didn't have to give a super comprehensive prompt. I didn't have to

comprehensive prompt. I didn't have to paste a specific meta prompt that I have saved. How a skill works is this right

saved. How a skill works is this right here. whenever this is triggered will

here. whenever this is triggered will automatically pull up a set of instructions that Claude will follow every single time you use it. So if I come back to my skills and if I open my

slide deck generation skill, you could see that we have this markdown file that explains exactly how we want this to function. It even has specific design

function. It even has specific design systems, visual components to use, different slide text and specific rules, navigation, basically every single thing we need for this to work correctly every

single time we run it. And another way that we could invoke this skill or any skill we want to use is basically just say, "Hey, can you create a slideshow for this?" And since it understands

for this?" And since it understands whenever Brock wants to generate a slideshow, use this skill. It will

automatically load it. So you don't necessarily have to type out slash slide deck builder for example. All right. And

just like that, maybe 30 seconds later, we now have this slideshow here that was generated. Claude code for nonteies.

generated. Claude code for nonteies.

Looks This looks really similar to the slideshow you're seeing in this video.

And it basically breaks down all of this stuff here. So what is Claude code? What

stuff here. So what is Claude code? What

could it actually do? Getting started in three steps. Talk to it like a person.

three steps. Talk to it like a person.

Like this is a really good starting point for a slideshow. And this was generated again in like 30 seconds by giving a very simple prompt here. And

what we could do is we could actually open this up and open this up in our browser. So that's pretty cool. And then

browser. So that's pretty cool. And then

again we can make any changes to this we want just by going and prompting co-work to make a specific change. I wanted to show this as one of the skills because inside of my school community, this is

probably the most requested skill that I actually showcase. People have been

actually showcase. People have been loving these slideshows I've been generating across all my previous videos. So, I really wanted to share

videos. So, I really wanted to share this one as the first skill for you guys to begin using. Going on to skill number two. This is a very essential one

two. This is a very essential one specifically for you guys after downloading my plug-in with all of my skills. Throughout this video, you're

skills. Throughout this video, you're going to notice that some of these skills are maybe tailored a little bit towards me and my business. it

understands the context of me and it's specific for something I would use it for. Well, this skill will actually help

for. Well, this skill will actually help you customize any of these different skills you have in co-work so that way it adds your context, edits the specific instructions so it's specified to you,

all those different things so they could function perfectly for your use cases.

So to show you exactly what I mean using this customize skill here, I took our original slideshow that I actually created me. I basically said forward

created me. I basically said forward slashcustomize which invoked this specific skill and said help me customize a skill to my specific liking.

Then it took me through a couple of different questions here. So for

example, what skill do you want to customize? What's most important to

customize? What's most important to customize about your slide deck skill? I

said I want to change branding colors and style. And I basically said I want

and style. And I basically said I want the visual vibe to be more of a Swiss style design. And just like that, it

style design. And just like that, it actually generated this version here which I could actually go through. This

looks really solid. It's obviously more of a Swiss design with kind of the white, black, and red accents. I think

this looks really cool. And I highly suggest, guys, if you use any of the skills from this video, customize them to your liking. How I have them configured is just how I like them. You

could change them to however you like.

So, this is a really solid slideshow.

Now, and this was just one use case example of using the customiz skill, but you could do this for any of the skills that I show in this video. Next up, we have skill number three, and this is difficult conversational prep. So, this

is one that I personally created because I think that lots of people can use something like this every single day.

Whether that's speaking with a co-orker, your employer, whatever the case may be.

If I come to co-work, I'm just literally going to say, "Prep me for a difficult conversation." And notice how I don't do

conversation." And notice how I don't do the forward slash and give the exact skill name. I basically just say, "Prep

skill name. I basically just say, "Prep me for a difficult conversation." And it understands that I'm trying to invoke that specific skill and it will go ahead and pull it up. And as you can see now, Claude is asking me a couple of

follow-up questions because this is preconfigured inside of that skill in order to get all the context it needs to perform this task for me. So let's say that this is a work or professional

conversation. What's the core issue?

conversation. What's the core issue?

Let's say that performance is the issue.

Main concern going into this conversation is to not damage the relationship. All right, let's select

relationship. All right, let's select someone I manage. Let's say that there is underperformance. And we could like

is underperformance. And we could like type out any of these answers as well, but this this just makes it really simple in order to get all the context it needs in a templated way. All right.

And just like that, it generated this markdown file that I could actually view. I could open it up. And again, we

view. I could open it up. And again, we could change where we want this sent to us. We could have it sent in chat. We

us. We could have it sent in chat. We

could have this sent to us in Slack.

Basically, we just have to go to the scale and say, I want it to be outputed like this and explain exactly how we want it created. So, if I read through this, looks like it has a before you start thing right here. So, mindset.

This is not a punishment conversation.

and this is you being a good manager.

So, it's kind of just like making you feel better about having that conversation. Um, it's suggesting to

conversation. Um, it's suggesting to have it early in the week in a private setting. Don't do this. It even gives me

setting. Don't do this. It even gives me feedback on what not to do. It explains

kind of the opening of how we could actually, you know, start this conversation. Key points to make. So,

conversation. Key points to make. So,

over the last time frame, I've noticed specific examples. I want to talk

specific examples. I want to talk through what I've been seeing. This is

one use case I think a lot of people can get value from. And it's super simple to use. Literally just say, "I need help

use. Literally just say, "I need help with a difficult conversation." it will trigger this skill and then we'll output it in this easy to read markdown file here that we could you know have sent over Slack or something. So before I move on and show you the rest of the

skills, I want to talk about something real quickly now that will instantly give Claude superpowers and that is pairing your skills with scheduled tasks. So any skill that we create, we

tasks. So any skill that we create, we could actually turn this into a recurring task. Whether that is every

recurring task. Whether that is every hour, every 3 hours, once a day, weekly, the end of the month, all these different tasks we could actually schedule inside of Claude. To show you exactly what I mean, let's move on to

skill number four that we could pair as a scheduled task in order to run every single week. This skill basically is a

single week. This skill basically is a way that I could drop all of my receipts into a folder on my computer and then Claude will automatically categorize every single thing I've been spending money on and will generate an entire

spreadsheet for me. This is something that before I would have had to actually pay an accountant or a bookkeeper, but now I could just have AI do it for me automatically. to show you exactly what

automatically. to show you exactly what I mean. I have this folder on my desktop

I mean. I have this folder on my desktop that is basically just a bunch of different random receipts here that I've actually accumulated inside of this folder. So, a couple of key things here

folder. So, a couple of key things here went off. It actually pulled and read

went off. It actually pulled and read those receipts. It added it to this like

those receipts. It added it to this like co-work interface here, which is really cool. Breaks down the grand total, all

cool. Breaks down the grand total, all that stuff. That's great. But one key

that stuff. That's great. But one key thing I want to focus on right now is these two outputs that it gives us. So,

first of all, if I click on this, this is a spreadsheet that it actually generated for us automatically. We did

not have to do any of this. And then we even get an expense report dashboard.

And if I open this up in my browser, you could see it in a bit more detail. It

shows the total spend, average price per receipt, total tax paid, all this stuff.

It basically breaks this down. And

again, we could customize this however we want. Change the design, change the

we want. Change the design, change the different data points that it adds. This

is just one cool use case that could be instantly valuable to anybody that has certain expenses and wants to track it weekly. So, now that we actually have

weekly. So, now that we actually have this, how do we turn this into a scheduled task? And that is so simple to

scheduled task? And that is so simple to do. Either I could come into the chat

do. Either I could come into the chat and say, "Turn this into a scheduled task." Or I could come up here, click on

task." Or I could come up here, click on schedule. It'll pull up this prompt and

schedule. It'll pull up this prompt and say, "I want you to turn this into a scheduled task that runs every single Friday at 5:00 p.m. at the end of the week." So, I just give it that prompt.

week." So, I just give it that prompt.

Let's give it a second, and it will come back once this is a scheduled task. And

I'll show you what that looks like. So,

what it's doing is it's asking if it could run this on a schedule. I'm just

going to click on schedule. And now you can see every single day at 5:00 p.m.

only on Fridays this will run. And if I want to see all the scheduled tasks that I have, I could come up here, click on scheduled, and then we have all of them broken down, and we now have the weekly

receipt scanner, which we could actually make changes to if we would like. Moving

on to skill five, and I would probably place this in my top three to five skills that I have that I use on a daily basis. And this is my explainer graphic

basis. And this is my explainer graphic skill. So basically, we could give any

skill. So basically, we could give any concept. It will build a full

concept. It will build a full infographic page with real world analogies to help explain something to me. And I found this incredibly helpful

me. And I found this incredibly helpful specifically when using Claude Co-work or AI in general. So I'll do research on something, but I need it broken down in a bite-sized way for me to understand and really learn. So if you're in school

or you need to do a lot of research, this one will be a game changer. I am

telling you. So let me show you exactly what I mean. If I pull up my Claude Co-work, you could see I gave the prompt explainer graphic. create an explainer

explainer graphic. create an explainer about how bridges get built over water.

And it generated this HTML page for me that I could actually go through. So,

let me scroll through now. So, don't

build a bridge across water. You build

it from the bottom. It's like building a fence around the pond. So, it breaks down a very simple analogy here. And

then it even shows graphics here. So,

it's saying survey the site. Build a

coffer dam. This is super interesting. I

never, you know, knew how any of this works. And you can see it's like

works. And you can see it's like animated, too. drill to the bedrock. I

animated, too. drill to the bedrock. I

mean, this is crazy. Shows the soft soil, the clay, the defense rock, the bedrock. This is pretty cool. So, you

bedrock. This is pretty cool. So, you

guys could see I mean, look at this. It

has this animation. You guys could see how you could take any very complex topic and turn it into a infographic HTML site just like this to walk you through anything. And this was generated

through anything. And this was generated by using this skill in one simple prompt. So, if you are chatting with

prompt. So, if you are chatting with Claude Co-work, for example, and you needed to explain something, you could just tell Claude, "Turn it into an explainer infographic." and it will do

explainer infographic." and it will do it for you. Going on to skill six, this is one that every single person probably needs. I'm not going to walk through

needs. I'm not going to walk through what it looks like, all that stuff. It's

pretty self-explanatory. It's an email drafter. So, whenever I have cold

drafter. So, whenever I have cold outreach, follow-ups, or specific negotiations I need help with, it just automatically will create a specific email tailored to any specific conversation automatically for me. And

the best part about this skill is you can connect it to Gmail. So, it's able to pull all of your emails for the day, summarize them, and even draft those responses for you. All right, so next up we have skill number seven. And this is

another visualization skill that I genuinely love. I think that's one of my

genuinely love. I think that's one of my favorite things inside of Co-work is generating ways to visualize specific data. So let me show you exactly how

data. So let me show you exactly how this works. Basically, there's

this works. Basically, there's interactive sections you could click through animations and smooth transitions and perfect for any community resource or even documentation breaking down exactly how your cloud

co-work cloud code systems work. So you

could kind of visualize that. So let me come back into co-work. So I basically give it the prompt visual page builder and I told it to create one called how large language models actually work. So

I could actually break this down and what it did is it generated this HTML site for me that basically is just like an in-depth guide on how exactly LLM work. And this is a great way for us to

work. And this is a great way for us to basically like condense any information whether we're researching something or just want to learn something in depth in a way that we could kind of see in bite-sized information inside of a

specific you know dashboard. Here you

can see it's talking about behind the curtain what a prompt actually does. So

it's breaking this down pretty comprehensively and it even breaks down kind of common misconceptions with LLM saying LLM search the internet and all this different stuff. So bunch of different use cases you can use this for literally any way that you want to

condense information. This is a great

condense information. This is a great way to do it. All right so next up we have skill number eight and this is for invoice generation. I personally used to

invoice generation. I personally used to use an invoice generating software and it was a pain to use. So now I basically have a skill that knows exactly how I want to generate my invoices. So

whenever I have one, I could just explain it simply in one sentence and it will generate them on autopilot. This is

probably hands down one of the most handy things that I've built inside of Claude Co-work that I use basically every single day whenever I send an invoice. So coming into co-work, I just

invoice. So coming into co-work, I just gave it the prompt, generate an invoice for Bob. This is for AI contracting work

for Bob. This is for AI contracting work for $75,000. Come up with the rest of

for $75,000. Come up with the rest of the details because I didn't want to show like an actual confidential use case here. So I could click on this and

case here. So I could click on this and open the PDF. For some reason, this isn't loading. However, it usually will

isn't loading. However, it usually will load. So, I could just click on show and

load. So, I could just click on show and finder and it will pull up this specific file. And this basically shows the

file. And this basically shows the invoice for these four different like services here, breaking down the rates.

Has all my information here. Has an

invoice number, the date, the due date, all of this stuff. Even has the payment terms and all that stuff. So, all that is preconfigured inside of the skill.

You could customize this however you want. You could change the design of it,

want. You could change the design of it, the layout of it, all those different things and customize it to yourself.

Moving on, we have another one kind of that falls under the same boat here and that is a contract reviewer. So

basically, you could paste in any contract or basically have it scour your email, find a contract, and then what it will do is it will add specific red flags that are clauses that could potentially hurt you, missing terms, and

basically what it is that you should negotiate. So I do this all the time for

negotiate. So I do this all the time for specific contracts for my business. So I

gave it this specific agreement here that I generated. So if I pull this up, you could take a look at this. It's

basically just a contract agreement and again this is just like fake information here. I didn't want to use one that was

here. I didn't want to use one that was one of my actual contracts. So I

uploaded that. I just said contract reviewer and then what it did is it went through this skill and I'm not going to go through this entire thing but you could see this is a contract reviewer skill. Basically takes the input

skill. Basically takes the input processes it creates the output format goes through specific contract types. So

freelance contractor agreements, NDAs, employment contracts, all this stuff.

This is like a pretty broken down skill here. So, if you want to make this even

here. So, if you want to make this even more refined for your specific use case, you completely can just by clicking manage and then basically clicking edit and customizing it with cloth. However,

if I go down, you could see that it generated this markdown file for me, breaking down every single thing inside of the contract. So, this is a great way for me to basically get kind of an understanding of all the things in a

contract that I might need to renegotiate or take a deeper look at. So

you could see it shows the short version, shows the key terms, specific red flags, yellow flags, what's missing, basically adds the bottom line, whether or not I should sign it, and then

certain things that I should negotiate.

Next up for skill number 10, we have a workflow visualizer, which if you use co-work, this is going to be a game-changing feature because let's say that you are building out a specific system in here and you want to visualize

how that's going to look. So, this is one use case I use this for, but you could use this for specific client projects or basically anything. It's a

way to just visualize a bunch of different data. So, let me show you

different data. So, let me show you exactly how this looks. Now, here's one that I have for my specific business.

This is my entire Claude code and claude co-work system that runs my content business. It's called my business OS

business. It's called my business OS right here. Breaks down all the commands

right here. Breaks down all the commands and skills that I use. And take a look at this. If I look at the master flow

at this. If I look at the master flow section, I can actually click on each of these and it shows each phase. So these

are daily triggers. I have my morning briefing, my email briefing, my competitor intel, and it basically breaks down what each of these are. It

goes through all the different phases.

So phase two, ideation, and research.

Again, click on all of these. It's an

interactive site. This is super cool to basically just visualize how my entire cla code cloud co-work system works because it could get a bit overwhelming not being able to see a visual of what is going on in the back end. So I highly

suggest you use this inside of co-work to just make it way easier for you. It

even shows all the different commands I have. So that way I could reference this

have. So that way I could reference this whenever I want. Shows where all of my data is stored. And it even shows all of my different connected applications and integration. So I could be up to date

integration. So I could be up to date with that. And take a look at this. It

with that. And take a look at this. It

even shows my different revenue engines that it knows that I have based on all the conversations I've had inside of Co-work. Skill number 11. This might be

Co-work. Skill number 11. This might be my favorite skill that I have and I've covered it on this channel in the past and you guys have been saying that you've been loving this one so I had to show it again. So, this is my morning briefing skill that I have running every

single morning. So, every single morning

single morning. So, every single morning at 7 or 8:00 a.m., it sends me a morning briefing with basically everything that's on my calendar for the day, specific industry news, and even pulls through my email inbox to find different

emails I need to reply to that are urgent for the day. Let me show you exactly how this works. So, let me just come over to scheduled tasks. And you

could see that I have this scheduled task called my daily morning briefing.

It runs every day at 7:00 and it even has access to my Slack. So, it will not only gather this information for me across all these different platforms, it will send me a message in here with an HTML dashboard, I'll show you, but it

will also send me a message on Slack with all these different things. So, if

I take a look at the one that ran this morning, we could see this right here.

So, it basically said there was 20 unread emails, all this stuff. So, I

could open up my morning briefing. This

is basically a dashboard with basically all this stuff that is on my plate for today. shows my schedule is wide open,

today. shows my schedule is wide open, shows specific emails that I need to respond to, and it even shows suggested replies that I could reply to. So, this

is a perfect example of when you take a skill, give it access to connectors, so it could go off and use your apps, and then turn it into a scheduled task because it's basically an automation that runs without you. Now, moving on to

this next big point that I need to make is that skills are much better with connectors. Because co-work can do some

connectors. Because co-work can do some amazing things, but if it doesn't have access to the apps you use every single day, like email, Google calendar, Slack, whatever it is you use, I don't know what you do use, but it just makes it that much better. So, I'm going to show

you how you could actually connect to these apps right now. First of all, we're going to come back to co-work.

Then, from here, I'm going to click on customize. And just like where we saw

customize. And just like where we saw our skills and our plugins, we have a connectors section here. And right here, we could just configure any of the apps we use. So, I have Gmail configured,

we use. So, I have Gmail configured, Google Calendar, Notion, Slack, Canva, HubSpot. All of these we can connect to.

HubSpot. All of these we can connect to.

So, that way we could basically perform tasks across those. And let's say that there's an app that you want to connect to that isn't on this list here. Because

right now, I think there's maybe like 50 to 70 different apps, but there's tons of other apps you're probably using. So,

if you want to connect to them, I'm going to show you a hack now. So, I

personally use something called Zap Your MCP because they have 8,000 plus apps that are preconfigured into their platform and you could take advantage of those using their MCP server that you

could create and customize. In order to begin creating your own custom MCP server, it's really simple and easy to do. So, we're going to come up, click on

do. So, we're going to come up, click on new MCP server, just select Claude Co-work as our client there. And then

from here, you could see I already preconfigured a couple of different applications. We have school, Google

applications. We have school, Google Docs, Google Drive, HubSpot, and I could just click on add tool and search for any of the different applications we use. So, let's say we want to connect to

use. So, let's say we want to connect to Stripe. I could then just click on this.

Stripe. I could then just click on this.

And here we have all the different actions we can perform. So, I'm just going to collect on select all tools.

Click on connect, add 21 tools. So, now

Claude could actually perform tasks across Stripe for me. Create payment

links, pull different payment details, all that stuff. And then I'm going to click on connect. And there's going to be a URL here that I'm just going to copy. And if we come back over to

copy. And if we come back over to Claude, I'm just going to search up Zapier. And from here, all I have to do

Zapier. And from here, all I have to do is paste in that URL. And then we will have access to all these tools inside of Claude. Moving on to skill number 12. I

Claude. Moving on to skill number 12. I

think this is one that probably everybody can use. And this is a budget planner skill that honestly has been helping me out so much. So basically, it will give you a full breakdown on your income, your expenses, saving targets,

and it will even create a dashboard for you with specific advice as well as like condense all of your budget information into one dashboard. So to show you exactly what I mean, I have this task

here that I ran inside of co-work.

Basically said budget planner and it asked me a couple of different questions here. So it asked if this is personal or

here. So it asked if this is personal or business time period, what my goal is and then I use some mock data for the sake of this video um with specific income that I'm making, fixed expenses, and basically goals for what it is that

I'm trying to do with my finances. And

then what it did is it generated this financial dashboard for me that I could open up in my browser. As you can see, it shows all of the income, expenses, and basically what it is I'll be saving every single month, as well as a saving

rate. And the coolest part about this is

rate. And the coolest part about this is it's an interactive page where I could just change this. So, let's say that like hypothetically I were to increase my monthly income to like $14,000. It

then now adjusts everything. So, it

shows percentage saved. It shows how much you're paying on rent. And then it even shows after 12 months each month, how much you will have saved at the end of the month. So, this is a great skill if you really want to like visualize how

you could save money as well as like see where you are spending the majority of your money as well. So, not only can you use this for personal reasons, but this is a great skill to use for business budgeting as well. So, moving on to

skill 13. This is a really simple one,

skill 13. This is a really simple one, but this has genuinely bought back so much of my time because a lot of my time is spent researching. So, I have to research different AI tools and releases for this YouTube channel. This is a

great skill to basically take a bunch of different resources on a particular topic to then give you byite-size information so you can understand it.

So, pulling up this task here, you could see that I said quick research and then break down the new Claude Co-work Dispatch mode, which is basically a release that Anthropic made. And I

personally use this for when I'm creating videos so I could get a TLDDR understanding of what just happened with a specific release and what matters so I could cover it on this channel. Then it

will generate this markdown file for me with all of this information. And so we have our summary here, how it works, key features, specific requirements and availability, breaks down pricing, pros,

cons, and then basically the bottom line here, as well as all of the different resources. So this is something I use

resources. So this is something I use for researching YouTube videos and specific releases for AI products, but you can use this for anything research related. Moving on to skill 14. And this

related. Moving on to skill 14. And this

one is a bit more complex than a lot of the other ones we've shown. And this is a skill that will generate animated websites for you. So, let me show you exactly what I mean right now. To show

you what I mean, I built this landing page here from one single video. So, if

I scroll through this website, you could see that there's like animated text on here. You could see that it's slowly

here. You could see that it's slowly panning away from the product. And I

built this with, like I said, just like one prompt inside of Claude Co-work with this skill. If you guys want to see a

this skill. If you guys want to see a more in-depth breakdown on how exactly to do this and to perfect it, I have a video on this YouTube channel that I'll link in the description or you can just scroll through my channel. It is called

how to build $10,000 plus animated websites with cloud co-work. So you can go ahead and actually begin doing that yourself. All right. So we now have

yourself. All right. So we now have skill number 15 which is called learning path generator which is basically a weekby-eek curriculum with specific resources, milestones and projects that

you could actually build out to learn specific things. So to show you what I

specific things. So to show you what I mean, let's go back into co-work. So as

you can see, I gave it the prompt learning how agentic workflows work. It

asked me a couple of different questions and then it even broke down my learning path here so that way I could understand okay how could I piece this out so I could learn step by step how agentic

workflows work. It breaks down the time

workflows work. It breaks down the time commitment that I have starting level shows a specific phases. So it breaks down week one. It adds all the different resources. So if I click on this it'll

resources. So if I click on this it'll actually add the anthropic documentation on how to build effective agents as you can see. So this is a great starting

can see. So this is a great starting point. So, it basically breaks down all

point. So, it basically breaks down all of the information we need in order to master how to learn agentic workflows.

All right, guys. So, those are the 15 Claude skills that I can't live without.

I personally use probably 50 different skills every single day or every couple of days to run my business inside of Claude Co-work. So, if you guys want

Claude Co-work. So, if you guys want access to the other 35 skills I use on a daily basis, they are linked in my school community, you can go ahead and join that. I also update every single

join that. I also update every single week what new skills I added to my tool belt so you guys can stay up to date with how I'm adapting and using AI and specifically Claude Co-work. So, if you guys got some value from this video,

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