How many of you guys are now using "Claud Cowork" and what is your experience?

★ signal-weak r/entrepreneur · ↑ 63 · 💬 88 · 2026-04-22 · kw: recommend tool · open on reddit ↗

Tool

Claude Cowork, ChatGPT, Perplexity Computer

Issue

Users switching from ChatGPT to Claude Cowork for task automation and workflow improvement; need for actual execution capabilities (files, tasks, workflows) rather than chat-only interface, with context/tool awareness limitations noted.

Cost

unstated

Recommendation

Claude Cowork (consensus)

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anthropic/claude-haiku-4.5 · 2026-05-08

Body

Recently, my teammates recommended this tool, and honestly - it’s been amazing. I did a bit of research on my own and thought I’d share it here with you all. Would love to know - has anyone else tried it? What’s been your experience?

Top comments (8)

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[score=27] pb7246

Claude Cowork is amazing for automising tasks and improving workflow overall, single-handedly made me switch from chatGPT to Claude.

[score=9] IntellectAndEnergy

Anyone care to share actual use cases, process and outputs?

[score=8] _beyondhorizon

Using it for research on something I'm building, it's actually awesome

[score=3] [deleted]

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[score=3] ConsciousDev24

Tried it biggest win is moving from chat - actual execution (files, tasks, workflows). Feels more like a junior operator than a chatbot. Still a bit rough with context/tool awareness sometimes, but solid for repeatable work. Curious - are you using it more for coding or ops/automation?

[score=3] SpecialistWorth1495

I've been using it for about 6 weeks now, and I'd say 80% of my tasks are done on desktop, while 20% is on mobile - mostly just checking in on projects or responding to comments. For me, it's been a game-changer for organizing files and managing multiple projects in one place, I've got around 15 different projects set up and it's been really easy to switch between them.

[score=3] AlterRhino

What's the main benefits over something like Peeplexity Computer? (from someone that's tried both?)