Today on the AI Daily Brief, how the team that designed agent skills uses agent skills,

and before that in the headlines, you can now control Claude Co-work from your phone.

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One of the interesting ways that you can tell what's really important to AI builders and people on the front lines is when there's a story that on the surface looks fairly small, but which is getting a disproportionate share of the conversation in AI circles.

Our first story today is exactly that. On the surface, it's just a simple new feature for Claude Co-work. In this case,

it's called Dispatch, and it allows you to bring your Claude Co-work with you on the go. That said,

based on the reaction, 3 million views on the announcement tweet, 9,000 bookmarks, this one is a big

deal to people. In the wake of OpenClaw, companies in the agent space have either been a releasing their own versions of OpenClaw, that was obviously the topic of our show yesterday, or they've been slowly adding the important features of OpenClaught to their existing product suites, which has been, of course, Anthropics approach. A couple weeks ago, we got remote control for Claude code, which allowed users to initiate Claude sessions on their computer and then carry them onto their mobile devices where they could control them doing whatever it was that they were doing. Basically coding from the gym. Dispatch is basically that but for co-work. The co-work sessions are still hosted in a sandbox on your computer, meaning Claude still has the same access and protections. However, you can now kick off a co-work session and then continue monitoring progress and providing approvals while out and about. Anthropic described the feature as like having a walkie-talkie for communicating with Claude. Co-work developer, Felix Rysberg wrote, it feels pretty magical to give Claude a mission on my computer and get occasional updates like creating reports from internal dashboards or finding me a better seat on my next flight. Everything Claude can do on

your computer, files, browser tools are reachable from wherever you go. First impressions are good.

Daniel San writes, testing co-work from my phone. The walkie-talkie analogy is spot on. Your phone

becomes a remote control that talks to Claude running on your desktop. One more to the weekend testing list. Stay tuned, post and coming on how it works.

Ethan Mollock writes, after using it a bit, Claude Co-Work dispatch covers 90% of what I was trying

to use OpenClaw for, but feels far less likely to upload my entire drive to a malware site.

He continues what I like better, easy, much more stable and safe, existing connectors mean

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