Anthropic Just Dropped Claude 2.0 (Full Breakdown)

0:00 Anthropic just dropped Claude Design 2.0. They finally merged Claude Co-work and chat into the same interface. They also added new features called Claude Docs and Slides along with the ability

0:11 to use Claw design in the same interface. So, in this video, I'm going to be straight into the point and break it all down so you can understand exactly how this works. Let's dive in.

0:18 Now, first things first, Enthropic dropped this onbrand clawed launch video. And what it shows is a merging of the chat and the co-work interface. One thing I want to point out is right now

0:28 inside of my account, I am not seeing this new change. So, if you remember maybe one or two months ago, they merged the chat in the co-work tab into this simple chat bubble icon. So, we now have

0:41 claude chat as well as co-work. And then we have claude code if I come right here. But I still see in this interface the chat and the co-work toggle button. But I believe over the next couple of

0:50 weeks, this is now going to be one option and we don't need to toggle between these because Claude should be able to understand what it is we're trying to do and route it to either chat

0:59 or co-work. And I know this solves a lot of the problems that you've probably had because for me, I sometimes run into the issue of whether or not I should be using Claude chat mode or claude

1:08 co-work. And this should hypothetically solve the decision fatigue that I feel on a day-to-day basis when using Claude. Now, the next thing that I want to point out is the new output section. So, this

1:18 is where we could use Claude Docs, Claude Slides, and Claude Design directly inside of this interface. I do want to point out we're going to see the exact same thing inside of the Claude

1:28 desktop app. So, if I toggle on co-work, you can now see that we have the ability to select a specific project. We can then change the approvals to manual, automatic, or skip all approvals. And

1:38 then we also have this output section right here, which I'm going to break down right now. Now, let's say I want to create a document from a CSV file. I'm just going to select docs. As you can

1:48 see, this is toggled on now. And I'm just going to take a big demo client CSV file. And I'm simply just going to say, hey, I want you to turn this into a document that I can edit. And then what

1:57 it's going to do is pull up this artifact on the right hand side of my screen. And this is actually working through and building this in action. And I could see it building this from

2:05 scratch. So this basically looks like a notion document. We have a title up here. We have a date along with Brock Message. There is a summary of everything included in this CSV file.

2:17 It's even showing a quick little table here. Let's let this do its thing and then I will show you the full final output. All right, so we now have this document right here that we can go and

2:25 actually manually edit ourselves. So, this is very similar to like an Excel file mixed with like a notion document. I kind of really like the way that this looks and this is technically a clawed

2:34 artifact here that we could go ahead and share. I'm going to show you exactly how to do that later on in this video. Let's go through real quickly and see how this looks. So, we have all of our different

2:43 clients here. It shows the status of these clients based on the CSV file that I uploaded. And then it has all this information. It has a name, company, email, and again, I could come here and

2:52 change the status of all of this. So, if I want to change the status to pass due, I can go ahead and make that change right here. Another thing we could do is I could just click this checklist button

3:02 and turn this into a checklist. Very similar to notion, but this is now built directly into Claude. I could also create multiple different tabs of this document. So, let's say I want to create

3:11 a new one. And I'm going to call this one past clients. I could then just come here and make the changes myself, or I could just have Claw do it itself. Now that we tested out the outputs, and I

3:20 showed you the documents, let me show you exactly how the slides work. It's very, very simple, and we could even customize the specific design system that we've configured inside of Claude

3:30 Design. If you've ever used that platform, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to upload that exact same CSV file. I'm simply just going to come back to Claude, select slides, choose a

3:39 design style, and I'm going to click Bramble right here, which is one that I've preconfigured. And I'm just going to say, "Hey, I want you to turn this CSV file, these demo clients, into a

3:47 slideshow that could visualize all of this data and information for me." All right, so here is the final output. We now have this slideshow that it generated using that design style that I

3:58 crafted previously inside of Claw Design. So you could import any design system that you've created previously and begin using that right here inside of this interface. So let me just

4:07 quickly go through this. So obviously it's taking that CSV file data and turning it into a slideshow. I think that this is pretty solid. Obviously it doesn't look like the most beautiful

4:17 thing I've ever seen in my entire life. It definitely looks like AI generated this, but I think this is pretty cool. The fact that we could not only use this, but I think this is pretty cool.

4:25 Not only can we generate this inside of Claude without leaving the Claude ecosystem, but we could even come here and edit this very simply as if we were using something like Google Docs. So,

4:35 let's say I want to change the color of this text here. It's as simple as just coming and literally changing the color of it. I could edit any of the text. I can add things. I could remove things. I

4:44 can add an image to this as well. So, let's say I want to drag on this image. I can go ahead and do so. Now, once we perfect this to look exactly how we want it to look, I could go here and present

4:54 this. So, obviously, it's just going to pull this up in present mode. I could then read speaker notes. So, if I want, I could add different speaker notes if I'm actually giving a real presentation.

5:03 And then, let's say that I want to share this with a team member or share it with a different computer or something like that. What I could do is I could come up to where it says share. I could either

5:11 copy the link to the actual artifact or I could click on export. And there's a couple of different ways that we can export this. I could send this to these different applications here, Canva,

5:21 Gamma, Miro, or other different AI platforms. Or I could download this as an HTML web page, a PDF, or a PowerPoint if I want to edit it there. So, let's just click download PDF. I'm going to

5:32 save it to my desktop. And here we go. We now have that slideshow downloaded as a PDF that's very easy and accessible for us to access. Now, one thing that can make this very powerful is when we

5:41 connect this to the different applications that we use every single day. So, we can create documents or slideshows from pulling from our email or our Google calendar. Basically, any

5:50 of these different applications that we're using every single day. And we could do that via connectors. If you don't know what a connector is, basically this is a way that we can

5:57 connect our different applications. So, if I come here, I can click on connectors. And we have a couple of different apps that I've personally already connected. And there are tons

6:06 that we could scroll through right here. Now, there's a specific connector that I want to add to Claude and this is Drip. This is where I run my email marketing. And what I could do is I could come here

6:15 and search for this. And this is not actually available in the marketplace inside of Claude. So do not worry if there is an app you want to connect to. This is not a problem because there are

6:24 workarounds. And I'm going to show you that right now. I personally like to use this connector right here called the Zapier MCP. It's very, very simple to set up and it connects you to 9,000 plus

6:33 different applications. So odds are if one of the apps you want to use isn't directly inside of Claude, you can probably use a Zapier MCP to bridge that gap. First of all, make sure you have an

6:43 account. There will be a link in the description to sign up if you want to try this out. Then you're just going to come down and click on add MCP server. I already have a clawed one created, but

6:52 all you need to do is come here and add the different applications you want to connect. So, I'm going to look up Drip. I'm going to click on this. I'm going to select all these tools. So, basically,

7:02 these are all the actions that this can perform for us. And then just click add tool. Just like that, we now have Drip added to our MCP server along with countless other different applications

7:11 that I've connected this server to. Then I'm going to come over to where it says connect. I'm then going to copy this prompt. Come back into Claude and I'm just going to paste this in. Now it's

7:19 just asking me to allow this. So I'm just going to click always allow. And here we go. Looks like I personally connected the Zapier MCP server to 40 different applications. So go and add as

7:28 many apps as you would like. And then what I'm going to do is I'm going to come here to a new chat. I'm then going to click output. From here, I'm going to click on docs. Then I'm going to say, I

7:37 want you to use the Zap your MCP in order to go and analyze my drip campaigns, and I want you to give me a breakdown on all the statistics that are important for me to understand what's

7:46 going on with my email marketing. So, I'm going to send that off and just let co-work do its thing. All right, and here we go. Just a couple of minutes later, we now have this entire document

7:54 breakdown. So, not only did it pull from Drip through the Zap Your MTP, but we now have this document that we could edit and share with our team, for example. So, breaks down the big

8:04 picture. It shows the numbers and the amount of subscribers I have in my email marketing campaign. It shows the amount of people that have unsubscribed. It shows all the different campaign drips

8:13 that we've actually ran. And it breaks down what's working and what's not working. And again, the best part about this is I could just go and make any manual changes that I want to make as if

8:22 this were a normal document that I was editing inside of my notes app, notion or Google Docs. And guys, there you have it. That is a new Claude 2.0. Hopefully, over the next week or so, we should see

8:32 the combination between the chat mode and co-work mode. I'm just not seeing it reflected in my account, and I wanted to get a video up as quickly as possible to break this down for you. If you enjoyed

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