A quick answer
A short reply in the conversation. Good for questions and drafts.
From a conversation to finished work.
Claude can read your files, plan the steps, and make a document, a table, or a deck. You give direction and check the result.
Today's goal: one useful result that you reviewed.
A short reply in the conversation. Good for questions and drafts.
Claude plans, works with files and tools, and shows progress. Good for finished work.
Tasks run in the cloud. To use a folder on your computer, keep the desktop app open.
Describe the result you need.
A brief, a report, or a guide.
A table with calculations or a chart.
A short deck for a meeting.

Code execution and file creation must be on in Settings, Capabilities.
Add documents, spreadsheets, or images to the request.
Give access to one work folder only. Keep a backup.
Say which file or section Claude must use.
Do not give access to a whole drive. Remove files you do not want Claude to read.
Start a Project for one area of work.
Upload the files every chat needs.
Write the rules Claude follows in this Project.
Start each new chat inside the Project.
On Team and Enterprise plans, you can share a Project with colleagues.
Use the + menu or type /deep-research.
Say the question, the scope, and the sources to prefer.
Claude searches many sources. This takes several minutes.
Open the citations. Confirm key facts.
Research is on paid plans. On Team and Enterprise, an admin must turn on web search.
Read the plan and the progress steps.
Use manual approval for new or sensitive work.
Add a message to change direction.
Stop the task if it goes wrong.
Claude always asks before it permanently deletes a file.
Check this file against my source. List any number or claim the source does not support. Then fix only the problems you found.
Open the actual file. A preview can hide layout problems.
Make a document, a table, or a short deck from your own material.
Attach or connect the material.
Say the audience, the output, and the checks.
Open the result. Ask for one precise change.
Use only sample or approved material.
Ask a partner to review your result.
Show only approved material.
Your partner checks one claim against the source.
Agree on one useful change.
You can review your own result if you work alone.
Keep the Project, the request, and the reviewed result.
Tomorrow you will make visual work and a method you can reuse.