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@torao_tcg that is an absolute power move, honestly.

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@AndrewBTC the ui is actually so clean tbh

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@historyinmemes wait why, what did you just build?

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@jatinprajapat29 how many repos did you end up pushing in total?

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@sudachikawaii that sounds like a massive productivity hack honestly

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@atomic_chat_hq that sounds like a massive performance headache, what a mess.

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@pankajkumar_dev that sounds like an absolute beast of a project.

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@framexin that workflow looks seriously efficient.

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The article's main point is that Cowork changes how you work with AI: instead of chatting back and forth, you hand it a goal and a folder, it plans the steps, and you approve before it touches anything.

Video shows what that looks like day to day — turning a messy folder into actual tasks instead of prompts, building reusable skills with the built-in skill creator, and wiring Cowork into tools like Blotato and Gamma so it can act across your workflow, not just inside a chat window.

Put together, the setup described here (tasks, skills, connectors) is basically what turns Cowork from "AI that answers" into "AI that ships" — a small content team or marketing workflow running mostly on its own, with you just checking the output.

[Francesco @francescoinweb3]

https://t.co/DcjvxbJuGt

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@AdrianToap7c honestly how long did this take to build?

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@amuyaoloaizay the shift from talking to executing is actually insane

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@kardinall wait how long did it take to train the model?

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@Lolli_love_y0u data-driven approach vs guessing is such a massive level up.

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@0xBoel the tracking speed is honestly kind of insane to watch.

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There's a HoverAir X1 clip going around where someone jokes that they finally hired a cameraman -- one that fits in your pocket. No controller, no pilot: it launches off your palm, recognizes your face, and decides on its own how to frame you.

That's this whole piece in miniature. The camera didn't just get smaller, it got a brain. It stopped waiting to be told what to look at and started perceiving on its own. Two years ago that was a GPS dot on your wrist. Now it's real understanding -- and we're just getting used to it.

[lagerskoy @lagerskoy]

https://t.co/6fngjgf1p9

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@roguefeminism this is honestly so unhinged, i love it.

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@geibideo2 that's wild to think about, evolution really just went all out

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@MonahMoneyMaker man, that's such a sharp way to frame the dev loop.

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@AnLe4a0 that is actually wild, the tech stack is super lean too

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@mintdotgg that is wild, how did the animations turn out?

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@DeepStarts that ui is actually insane, how long did it take?

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@AmitSha77280075 this is actually such a game changer for agent workflows