Answer a few questions, connect your tools, and get a production-ready CLAUDE.md file — the knowledge layer that makes every Claude session smarter.
Claude starts every session from scratch — no context about who you are, how you write, what you sell, or what good looks like to you. You spend the first 10 minutes re-explaining yourself.
Every session starts with Claude already knowing your business, your voice, your rules, and your knowledge base. You go straight to directing work — no re-explaining, no generic outputs.
The Claude desktop app runs in the background, connected to your tools — Gmail, Notion, Google Drive, Slack, or whatever you use. This is where actual tasks execute.
From the Dispatch tab in the Claude mobile app, you spawn tasks that run simultaneously on your desktop. Each task gets its own session — its own context, its own files, its own connectors.
While you're making coffee, driving, or watching your kids — Claude is running 2–3 hours of real work in parallel. You check in when you have a moment, redirect if needed, and come back to finished outputs.
Download from claude.ai/download and sign in with your Anthropic account.
Inside the desktop app, open Cowork. Connect Gmail, Notion, Google Drive, Slack — whichever services are part of your workflow. Each connector you add becomes available to every Dispatch session.
This is the folder Claude reads from and writes to. Create a dedicated folder — e.g. ~/cowork — and set it as your Cowork workspace. All your files, templates, and PDFs go here.
Once you've generated your CLAUDE.md with this builder, save it as CLAUDE.md in your workspace folder. Put all your PDF frameworks, templates, and reference documents alongside it in the same folder.
Dispatch can't send files directly to your phone yet — but Google Drive solves this completely. Sync your workspace folder so everything Claude saves on your desktop appears on your phone automatically, and vice versa.
Tasks run on your desktop while you're away. Disable sleep mode or set a long screen timeout before you step out. If your computer sleeps, running tasks will pause.
Available on iOS and Android. Sign in with the same Anthropic account as your desktop app.
Find Dispatch in the bottom navigation. This is your command interface — every task you create here spawns a new independent session on your desktop.
Before going parallel, run one simple task to confirm the connection is working — try "Read my CLAUDE.md file and summarise my business in one paragraph." If it comes back correctly, you're ready.
From the same Dispatch conversation, kick off two tasks simultaneously. Watch them run in parallel on your desktop. This is the workflow — not one task at a time.
Folder access approvals. Each new task session will ask for folder access approval on your desktop. Keep your screen awake when starting tasks — there's no way around this, it's a security requirement. Approve each one as it appears.
Use shorthand for folders — not full paths. Instead of typing out /Users/yourname/documents/work/projects/cowork, set up a shortcut like "workspace" or "editor mode" in your CLAUDE.md once. Then just say "go to workspace/proposals" and Claude figures it out.
Load CLAUDE.md before delegating tasks. At the start of every session, tell Dispatch: "Read my CLAUDE.md file first." Once your rules are loaded, every task it creates will be calibrated to your voice, context, and workflow. Skip this and outputs will be generic.
Simple rule: if you're away from your desk and need real work running in parallel — use Dispatch. Everything else has its own lane.
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Fill in your profile — your name, role, industry, location, and what you primarily use Claude for. Be specific. This is the foundation everything else builds on.
Analyze your website — paste your URL and Claude will scan it to extract your products, services, and brand voice automatically. No website? Skip and continue.
Define your voice — select your communication style, paste a writing sample (an email, a LinkedIn post, anything you've written), and describe what you never want Claude to say or do.
Set up your knowledge base — select the types of files you have, list their filenames, and briefly describe when Claude should reference each one. For example: upload a PDF on sales frameworks or copywriting principles and Claude will draw on those methods when helping you write deals and proposals.
Generate and download — one click builds your complete CLAUDE.md file. Download it, save it as CLAUDE.md in your Cowork workspace folder, and you're live.
The key insight: Two people using the same tools. One builds a knowledge system — a CLAUDE.md with their rules, voice, and workflows, plus a library of reference documents. The other just opens Claude when they're stuck. Within weeks, one is working at 5× the pace. The surfaces will keep changing. Your knowledge layer compounds with every use. Build the system, not just the habit.
This becomes the foundation of your CLAUDE.md — the context Claude carries into every session.
Claude visits your site and extracts your products, services, positioning, and brand language. This saves you having to write it all out manually.
No website yet? Skip this step and describe your business manually in the Profile section. The generator will work with whatever information you provide.
Claude needs to write in your voice, not its default one. Describe how you communicate so every output sounds like you.
Upload PDFs, documents, and frameworks you want Claude to reference. These live in your Cowork workspace folder alongside CLAUDE.md.
Pro tip: Upload frameworks from your favourite authors — books on sales, copywriting, deal-making, business strategy, or your niche. For example, if you upload a PDF on offer creation or persuasion frameworks, Claude will reference those principles when helping you write deals, proposals, and copy. The more targeted your files, the sharper the output.
Claude will synthesize everything — your profile, website analysis, voice, and knowledge base — into a complete operating system file.