I want to start by saying how much I genuinely value your work. I'm a regular with your newsletter, podcast, and YouTube content — and I almost always walk away with something useful. That's not nothing.
I should be upfront: I'm not a coder or a technical user. I'm retired, and I've been using Claude — specifically Cowork and Dispatch — to help me write a book and manage personal projects. Cowork genuinely opened my eyes to what's possible, and your content has been part of that journey.
Here's my small ask: would you consider being a little more specific in your titles or descriptions about which version or interface of Claude you're covering? Whether it's Cowork, Dispatch, Chat, coding/terminal use — even a quick label would help less-technical folks like me self-select into the content that's most relevant. Right now I sometimes dive in and realize mid-way it's aimed at a more advanced or code-focused audience.
It's a minor thing, and I raise it only because I'm already a fan and want to get even more out of what you produce.
Thanks for everything you put into this. I look forward to each one.
I’m trying to learn how to make use of ollama and local LLMs to do some co-processing for coding/doc review/etc so I’m not burning through tokens. But now I have to read about how this open-claw changes with Claude and having to pay-as-you-go tokens will affect ollama usage too
Sabrina.. I am 55 year old mom from Indonesia and would like to earn 1 k - 5 k a month with digital business.. What do you think is the easiest way? Thank you
I am personally not a big fan of terminal/machine environment variables when they’re not required, they can have noticeable side effects, especially if you forget that & where you set them
This is helpful. I’ll try these out.
This is extremely helpful.
yay!
Merci!
That’s useful will try that.
Thank you for sharing. These Claude tips arrived on time 👌
Can these steps be applied to cowork?
Do /compact and put rules to not read every files !
Hi Sabrina,
I want to start by saying how much I genuinely value your work. I'm a regular with your newsletter, podcast, and YouTube content — and I almost always walk away with something useful. That's not nothing.
I should be upfront: I'm not a coder or a technical user. I'm retired, and I've been using Claude — specifically Cowork and Dispatch — to help me write a book and manage personal projects. Cowork genuinely opened my eyes to what's possible, and your content has been part of that journey.
Here's my small ask: would you consider being a little more specific in your titles or descriptions about which version or interface of Claude you're covering? Whether it's Cowork, Dispatch, Chat, coding/terminal use — even a quick label would help less-technical folks like me self-select into the content that's most relevant. Right now I sometimes dive in and realize mid-way it's aimed at a more advanced or code-focused audience.
It's a minor thing, and I raise it only because I'm already a fan and want to get even more out of what you produce.
Thanks for everything you put into this. I look forward to each one.
Cam
Love this! Thank You so much!
I’m trying to learn how to make use of ollama and local LLMs to do some co-processing for coding/doc review/etc so I’m not burning through tokens. But now I have to read about how this open-claw changes with Claude and having to pay-as-you-go tokens will affect ollama usage too
So helpful, love it
Another point is to off unused connection! If you don’t use connection to jira - turn it off, for example. It will free space in context.
I think your tips are going to save me some money!!
Thank you very much!!
Sabrina.. I am 55 year old mom from Indonesia and would like to earn 1 k - 5 k a month with digital business.. What do you think is the easiest way? Thank you
Just curious: isn’t Step 4 equivalent to:
ollama launch claude --model qwen3-coder
If not, what are the differences?
I am personally not a big fan of terminal/machine environment variables when they’re not required, they can have noticeable side effects, especially if you forget that & where you set them