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You can hand over the web errands today. The three supplier quotes, the booking, the price check across four sites, the form you've been avoiding since Tuesday.
On August 26 Cowork got its own browser. It's a browser pane inside the Claude desktop app, separate from your Chrome, and Claude drives it. No extension, nothing to install, it's there when you update.
Before this you had two options: install Claude in Chrome and watch it drive your real browser, or paste pages in by hand. Now you say "go get it" and it goes.
Five errands to hand over this week
Quotes. "Get me a quote for 500 printed boxes from three suppliers, same spec, one table." It opens the sites, fills the forms, brings back the numbers.
Price checks. Your product against four competitors, every Monday, in a sheet. Set it as a scheduled task and the sheet is sitting there when you start.
Bookings and registrations. Trade show sign-up, a venue enquiry, a demo request, the webinar you meant to register for. Anything with a form and a confirmation email at the end of it.
Research with receipts. "Find ten agencies in Denver doing paid search, with a contact page for each." It reads the pages instead of guessing from memory.
The admin you dread. Updating a listing, pulling last month's invoices out of a portal. Ten minutes each, and you never do them.
AI made PMs faster. Multiplayer mode is still broken.
A PM can summarize research, draft a PRD, and mock up a prototype before lunch. The hard part starts when the team has to decide what actually gets built.
Jira Product Discovery gives product teams one place to capture insights, prioritize ideas with consistent frameworks, and build living roadmaps stakeholders can rally around.
And because it’s connected to Jira, the context behind every decision stays with the work—so developers and their agents know not just what to build, but why.
AI helps PMs move faster. Jira Product Discovery helps the whole team build with confidence.
The wording that gets it right first try
Give it the destination and the finish line, not the steps. It works out the clicks itself.
Use your browser for this.
Job: [what you want done, in one sentence]
Sites: [the URLs, or "find them"]
What "done" looks like: [a table, a confirmation number, a screenshot, a file]
Rules:
- Don't submit anything that costs money or creates an account without asking me first.
- If a site blocks you or asks for a login, stop and tell me.
- Show me what you found before you use it.That first rule is the one that matters. I'd never let it spend without a check, and I think that goes for every tool in this category, not just Claude's.
Three limits to know before you start
If you're not already logged in inside that pane, it can't get in. Captchas beat it most of the time. And on a site you know well, it's slower than you are.
It wins on the ten sites you don't know, and on the errand you keep not doing. (Depending on your settings it'll ask you to approve a site the first time. Say yes once and it remembers.)
Errands are the bottom rung. The same browser, pointed at your lead list, your outreach and your follow-up, is the work most businesses still pay an agency for.
That's what members build inside the community, one new Claude setup every month, chosen by vote, with the exact files to copy.
Your business, run on Claude. One owner, a full team's output.
Quick one.
What's the web errand you've put off longest? Hit reply, I'll tell you if Claude can do it.
Talk soon,
Zephyr
