A dedicated workspace with its own knowledge base, instructions, and chat history — use for anything recurring.
Controls tone/format of replies. Presets: Normal, Concise, Explanatory, Formal, Learning — or build a custom one from a writing sample.
Settings → Styles → Create styleToggle in Settings. Once on, Claude can pull context from earlier conversations without you re-explaining.
"What did we decide about the QBO migration timeline?"When enabled, Claude retains durable facts across chats (your role, ongoing projects, preferences) and applies them automatically — no need to re-state context.
Ask directly for parallel English/Spanish output — no separate translation step needed.
"Draft this bulletin note in English, then Spanish"Live, editable outputs in a side panel — code, docs, diagrams, mini web apps. Ask to build, then iterate conversationally.
Ask directly for the file type — Claude drafts it and gives you a download.
"Create a Word doc memo for pastors about..." "Build a spreadsheet tracking diaconate candidates"Packaged expertise Claude reads automatically when a task matches — document formatting best practices, org-specific playbooks, etc. Your org's admin can add shared skills to the catalog; Claude suggests one when relevant.
A bundle: skills + slash commands + connectors for one workflow (e.g., a data-analysis or contract-review plugin). Installed once, usable org-wide on Team plans.
Set a recurring prompt; Claude runs it automatically and shows you results — daily briefings, weekly reports, recurring file cleanup.
"Every Monday 7am: summarize new MP helpdesk tickets"Runs while your Desktop app/computer is on. For always-on cloud automation, see Claude Code Routines.
Agentic tools that work across your local files and connected apps to complete multi-step tasks autonomously, with permission prompts for risky actions. Cowork is the no-terminal version for non-developers.
Browser, spreadsheet, and slides agents — Claude works directly inside the app rather than just chatting about it.
Tag @Claude in any Slack channel or DM to delegate a task — no separate app needed. Good for quick parish-level requests.