Free cheat sheet · from the video

Claude 2.0, made simple.

Every new piece of Claude, what it does, and when you'd actually use it in your business.

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Where everything lives.

This is my real Claude Code screen. Tap any orange dot to see what that button is and how to use it.

The Claude Code desktop app with a sidebar of chats on the left, a chat in the middle, and the session rail on the right.

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How to use it:
The cheat sheet

Eight changes, one page.

Claude's desktop app changed so much that a developer at Anthropic started calling it Claude 2.0. Here's the short version of everything I walk through in the video, in the same order, so you can follow along or come back later.

01

Chat and Cowork are now one

The desktop app has two homes now. Chat (which swallowed Cowork) and Claude Code.

  • Chat is for talking through ideas and making simple things like a proposal.
  • Claude Code is for building things and running your business. Yes, there's code underneath. No, you never have to read it. I don't.
Try this: open Claude Code and describe one task you do every week. Let it build the first version.
02

Artifacts grew up

An artifact is its own workspace that opens beside your chat. Make one in Chat and it shows up in Code, and the other way around.

  • Docs: interactive documents, a lot like Google Docs.
  • Slides: presentation decks, no extra tool needed.
  • Sheets: spreadsheets that can pull from your connectors.
  • Design: website mockups, app screens, and your design system.
  • Data: charts and tables from your numbers, each marked with its source.
  • Motion: animated graphics. Still rolling out, so you may not see it yet.
Two things to know: artifacts are shareable with one link (great for client approvals), and they can refresh on a schedule, like pulling your sales in every morning.
03

The session rail

Click "Show session rail" at the top right of a Claude Code chat and you can finally see what's going on under the hood.

  • Where it's running: your computer or the cloud, plus the folder it's working in.
  • Context: how much of your 1 million tokens you've used and what's using them. Turn on auto compact so long chats stay sharp.
  • Changes: everything it did along the way, so you can step back if you need to.
  • Terminal, browser and simulator: Claude can work a browser for you, and you can test an app without leaving the chat.
  • Files: every file this session touched or created.
04

Stay organized

No more hunting for yesterday's great working session.

  • Sidebar sections: group your chats by project. Click the three dots on a chat, then "Move to section."
  • Side chat: ask a quick question while Claude keeps working. Side chats are not saved.
  • Fork: take a chat in a new direction. Forks are saved in your sidebar.
  • Split view: three dots, "Open in," then "Split view" to run sessions side by side. Three at once feels right to me.
Try this: make one section per client or project today. It takes two minutes and you'll feel it all week.
05

Work while you're away

Close the laptop. The work keeps going.

  • Remote control: toggle it on in the session rail, then pick the chat up in the Claude app on your phone under Code.
  • Make it the default: Settings, then Code, then "Connect new sessions to remote control."
  • Keep computer awake: in the same settings. Your computer stays on until Claude finishes, so overnight work actually completes.
  • Cloud: run a chat in the cloud and it keeps going without your computer. It can't see your local files, so keep your work in a GitHub repo it can connect to.
06

Nested sessions, master sessions and Projects

These three confuse everyone at first, including me. Here's which one to reach for.

Use thisWhen you want toGood to know
Nested sessionSplit one big job into smaller parts that run at the same time.Each part reports back to the main chat. It only knows what the main chat hands it.
Master sessionKeep one pinned chat as your control center for everything else that's running.Not a button. It works because Claude Code chats can see and talk to each other. Think of it as the agent of all your agents.
ProjectsRun ongoing work, like a client account, toward one big goal.A lead chat briefs separate threads, mostly in the cloud. Every thread shares the project's instructions, memory and files. In beta right now.
07

Mods

A mod changes Claude's interface just for you. Some people build little games to play while they wait. Mine checks that everything I write follows my own brand rules.

  • You don't need to know what to build. Claude can read how you already work and suggest one.
Try this: the two prompts in the free section below. That's exactly how I found mine.
08

Duet

Duet is Claude's personal AI agent. Right now it's a research preview on the web and on your phone, not in the desktop app yet. It gives you a daily task list, what's up next, what's scheduled and what's done, and it leans toward helping with work more than running your personal life.

Try this: ask it, "How can I best take advantage of you?" It set up my whole left side and told me how to use it.
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Yours to keep

Three freebies to get you moving.

Copy, paste, done. Each one works in Claude Code today.

freebie 1

The master session starter

Open a new Claude Code chat, pin it, and paste this. It turns that one chat into your control center.

You are my master session. This is the one chat I keep pinned as my control center. Every time I open this chat and say "status": 1. Look at my other Claude Code sessions and tell me what each one is working on, what's finished, and what's stuck. 2. List anything that is waiting on me, most urgent first. 3. Suggest the one thing I should do next. When I give you a new task, tell me if it belongs in a session that's already running or if it needs a new one. If it needs a new one, write the brief for it and ask me before you start it. Keep every update short. I'm a busy business owner, not a developer.
freebie 2

Find your first mod

Two prompts, in this order. The first makes sure you and Claude are talking about the same thing. The second gets you a mod built around how you already work.

What are mods?

What would be a good one for me? Look at how I've been using Claude Code and suggest one custom mod that would save me the most time. Then build it.

freebie 3

Your first 30 minutes in Claude 2.0

Tick these off in order. By the end, Claude is set up to work the way you do.

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