@AYi_AInotes: Claude is amazing, this is what AI should really be like... Record a Skill is live, probably half of AI tutorial bloggers can go unemployed haha. Previously, to get AI to consistently help with a task, you had to write thousands of words of prompts, study obscure Skill specs, and tweak half...

Claude is amazing. This is what AI should really be like…

Record a Skill just launched — probably half of all AI tutorial creators can go ahead and quit now, lol.

Before, if you wanted AI to reliably do a task for you, you’d have to write thousands of words for a prompt, slog through obscure skill specs, tweak parameters forever — and non-technical users couldn’t even get past the front door.

Details like “which button to click”, “when a popup appears, choose cancel”, or “highlight in red when over budget” — impossible to explain clearly with just text. No matter how much you wrote in the prompt, it still messed up.

Now? You don’t need to write a single line of code. You don’t need to memorize any format. Just hit record, do the task once, talk through why you’re doing each step and how to handle different situations, and it learns.

This isn’t some screen-recording RPA. RPA is dead — it just clicks the coordinates you recorded. If the UI changes even a little, it breaks.

Record a Skill is alive. It learns your decision logic, the unwritten rules in your head that can’t be put into words, and the muscle memory built up over hundreds of repetitions.

A few examples will make it click:

• Record your monthly reporting process. Later, just say “run this month’s report” — it pulls data, cleans it, builds the table, sends the email — you never lift a finger.
• Record your content publishing flow. After you finish writing, it handles formatting, resizing, adding tags, scheduling — even remembers your quirks like “no emojis in titles” and “cover text must be in the safe zone.”
• Record your expense reimbursement process. It faithfully follows all those corporate unwritten rules — like “add a note for anything over 1,000” and “meal receipts go on top” — things no one ever wrote in the manual.

Folks, don’t wait for a tutorial. Open it up today and record your first skill.

Record those boring tasks you repeat three or more times a month, the mechanical grunt work that makes you mutter “f*ck this” every time.

Before, building a digital employee was something only programmers could do — or you’d pay a fortune to outsource a whole system. Now, you do it once, and it learns.

Seriously, every Skill you record today is a free employee who’ll work for you in the future — your very own AI clone that perfectly replicates your work habits.

Claude (@claudeai):
New in Claude Cowork: teach Claude a skill.

Record your screen while you do a task, talk through it as you go, and Claude turns it into a skill it can run again. Find it under Record a skill in the + menu of the Claude desktop app.

Available on Pro, Max, and Team plans.