Claude Unleashes RECORD A SKILL. Here's how to automate any task with it.

Claude Record A Skill Tutorial Claude Skills Explained:    • Claude Cowork SKILLS Clearly Explained (& ...   Teaching people how to use Claude is a mug's game right now because they keep changing everything. Yesterday I posted on LinkedIn about how to automate any task with Claude. Pick a job you do every week, open Loom, walk through it step by step, then hand the transcript to Claude and let it build the whole thing into a skill. Two hours later. Two hours, I'm not kidding. Claude dropped Record a Skill inside Cowork and killed the Loom step completely. Now you record your screen while you do a task, talk it through as you go, and Claude turns it into a skill it can run again on its own. No APIs, no setup, it just watches how you work and figures out how to do the job for you. In this video I build a real one from scratch. Back in my SEO agency days I used to lose a week every month to client reporting, logging into Search Console, pulling the data, writing the commentary, drafting the email. So I show Claude exactly how I did it, click by click, and let it rebuild the whole lot. What you'll see: Where Record a Skill lives and how to switch it on Me walking Claude through a full SEO report, screen by screen Claude asking the right questions and building the skill itself Editing the skill so it uses my own brand instead of generic styling Claude driving my browser hands free to run the report Turning the finished skill into a scheduled task that runs every month on its own The output blew me away. Branded PDF, proper call-outs, a written commentary, and a client email drafted and ready to send. Miles better than the plain text reports I used to send by hand. So here's your homework for this week. Look at your task list and pick one boring, repetitive job. Go into Claude Desktop, hit record, and show it click by click how you do it. Let it build the skill, run a test, make your tweaks. Once you're happy, set it on a schedule and you never have to think about that task again.