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Watching Jenny (Cowork's design lead) walk through her thinking behind all her past Claude Cowork iterations was fascinating. "It's this constant balance between how much do we tell people how to use [Cowork] versus leaving it really free form for them." "Over time, we stripped away alot of the... show more

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