What Is Claude Cowork? Complete Orientation

Hosted by Vladimir Litoshenko

Wed, Jul 22, 2026

11:00 PM UTC (45 minutes)

Virtual (Zoom)

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What you'll learn

Chat vs. Cowork: Know Which to Open

Choose the right tool for the right task, and stop getting mediocre results from the wrong one.

Set Up Memory That Actually Changes Responses

Tell Claude your role, style, and priorities once. Every session starts with context, not from zero.

Build Your First Cowork Project

Create a project with a description and context file organized around a real part of your job.

Understand Tasks and What They Automate

Learn the difference between one-off and recurring tasks, and spot where automation replaces manual work.

See the Full Picture of What You're Building

Walk away with a clear mental map of a configured workspace and your path to get there.

Why this topic matters

Most people who download Cowork open it, see something that looks like chat, and close it. They go back to copy-pasting with no memory, no context, no continuity. The tool that could save two hours a day sits unused. This session gives you the mental map before you navigate the territory, so everything that follows: Gmail, Calendar, workflows, automation, lands on a foundation that's there.

You'll learn from

Vladimir Litoshenko

SVP at First Line Software · AI deployments across US, UK, Australia

My work is on the business side of AI: finding where these tools create real value for companies, building the case internally, and getting them deployed and used.

I use AI the same way the people in this course do: to handle the volume of work that comes with a senior non-technical role. Writing, research, client communication, meeting prep, strategic analysis. The workflows I teach are the ones I run on my own work, adapted for people who need results without a technical background.

I built this course because every smart professional I talked to was stuck at the same point: they knew AI was useful, they had tried it a few times, and it had not stuck. The missing piece was almost always the same — they had never set it up around their actual job. That is what this course fixes.

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First Line Software
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