Jaeden Schafer

And now they're making cloud co-work, which is the same thing for everyday white collar workers.

Now, what I will say is the use case I use cloud for the most actually have the cloud Google Chrome plugin.

And I think their computer use is amazing.

So essentially on this Chrome plugin, it's like a sidebar that when you click it pulls up on the side of your any sort of Chrome browser.

I use Brave, but it'll work on Google Chrome.

And you just say, hey, I'm on a page right now.

I need to go relabel and change the titles of these 100 files on my... Personally, I recently used it to go change the publishing date on a whole bunch of YouTube shorts on a particular channel for my podcast.

I found if I changed the date on the publishing date for shorts that hadn't performed well, then YouTube's algorithm would give them another boost.

Anyways, it was a strategy I was trying out.

And instead of

manually doing it or maybe making a video and sending it to a virtual assistant to go do it for me.

I had Claude go through, I think, like 150 of these things very quickly, fix the fix the problem, had some awesome results from it.

And consequently, I didn't have to do that kind of tedious task myself.

Now, this same sort of concept is essentially what's going on with Claude Cowork.

It pops up beside you and it can integrate with a lot of your different tools and workflows and just do things for you.

And I love that Claude actually lets these tools like take control of your computer and get stuff done.

So this is this is basically where I think that they can win and beat other players.

Now.

I think their system currently includes private internal marketplaces, controlled data flows, centralized admin management, and also customizable plugins.

So cloud agents can basically be deployed with the same, you know, have like all the permissions and the oversight controls that most corporate IT departments have.