#Cowork articles

Claude チャットとCoworkの違い｜使い分け・料金の基準

ClaudeのチャットとCoworkは何が違うのかを、会話の進め方、ファイルやツールへのアクセス、タスクの自律性、利用量、料金の考え方で比較。質問・文章作成・調査・資料整理などの用途別に、どちらを選ぶべきかと安全に使う手順を公式情報をもとに紹介します。

How to Use the Claude Web App | Browser Features and Free Registration Guide

Claude Cowork × Google Integration | How to Automate Gmail & Drive

Step-by-step guide to connecting Gmail, Drive, and Calendar from Claude Cowork. Standard connectors are read-focused; write operations require adding an MCP server, and corporate accounts need approval in Google Admin Console.

Using Claude on Windows and Mac | Differences, Setup, and Cowork Requirements

A comprehensive comparison of Claude Desktop on Windows and Mac. Covers supported OS versions, installation methods (.exe / .dmg), launch shortcuts, and Cowork system requirements (Apple Silicon required / Hyper-V required), all based on official Anthropic information.

Bedrock Claude Cowork | Key Points for Organization-Wide Deployment and IAM Cost Allocation

A guide to deploying Claude Cowork across your organization via Amazon Bedrock. Covers why you'd switch to pay-as-you-go without seat licenses, two-step MDM-based rollout, and how to use IAM principal-based cost allocation — GA'd in April 2026.

Claude Cowork on Windows | Requirements, Setup, and Differences from macOS

A complete guide to running Claude Cowork on Windows: system requirements, installation, folder connection permissions, and session management tips based on official Anthropic documentation. Covers Pro-or-higher plan requirements and behavioral differences from the macOS version.

How to Use the Claude Web Extension | Web Automation & Cowork Integration in Chrome

Using Claude Cowork on iPad | Dispatch Setup and Workarounds for Its Limitations

Claude Cowork is exclusively for macOS/Windows Desktop and cannot run on iPad alone. This guide explains the only viable setup: keeping a Mac running at all times and issuing remote instructions via Dispatch. Covers the 5-step pairing process including QR code scanning, plus the ~50% success rate found in MacStories hands-on testing.