Learn by doing, not by watching

Each lesson gives you a practical brief, a messy file, and a clear result to aim for.
Tell Cowork what you need in your own words. Review the result, make any changes, then submit it.
Delegate checks your finished file and shows you what worked, what needs another pass, and why.
Four colors show you what happened
Each receipt compares four things: what you gave Cowork, what it says it did, what the file shows, and what still needs your judgment.

17 modules · 13 graded exercises
Start with one simple handoff and finish with a repeatable workflow from your own job. All 13 graded exercises and the capstone are included at launch.
Get set up, confirm everything works, and submit your first exercise.
Build the habit that makes delegation useful: check the result before you trust it.
Connect the tools you already use, then build repeatable skills and schedules.
Put it all together with role-specific playbooks, subagents, and a capstone based on your work.

For your capstone, you'll choose one recurring task from your job, run it twice, improve it, and submit the finished workflow for feedback.
The questions workers ask before they delegate
I don't know what I'd delegate first.
Start with your own week. Three filters — recurring, file-based, and checkable — turn vague busywork into a ranked shortlist.
Task triageLeave Module 0 with three scored tasksWhen is Cowork better than normal chat?
Use normal chat for an answer or brainstorm. Use Cowork when the job has steps, reads source material, and must leave behind a file you can inspect.
Mode choiceExercise 1 verifies a real file taskWhat if it changes the wrong file?
You begin in a narrow practice folder, keep Ask before acting on, preserve originals, and name the undo path before approving work.
Safety railsThe safe folder is verified before lessons unlockHow do I know the output is right?
Every exercise makes you compare the result with its source. Delegate grades the evidence in the finished file, not a confident summary.
Graded verificationYour own check is a required rubric criterionCan it use the tools I already have?
Yes. Learn the connector path, but practice on provided exports first so a login or permission issue can never block the lesson.
Connectors + exportsBuild a graded weekly report from provided dataWhat happens when a task goes wrong?
Stop, name the mismatch, steer one correction, and verify again. Catching a bad assumption is a skill you practice, not a failure.
Recovery loopExercise 2 makes you catch real ambiguityDo I re-explain everything every week?
No. Turn the process into a reusable skill, test it twice, and improve the instructions from what the receipts show.
Reusable skillsGraduate with a skill for your recurring taskWill it use all my plan allowance?
You learn what makes a run expensive, how to narrow the scope, and when normal chat is the cheaper tool for the job.
Usage controlLearn the burn rate and the habits that cap it
Ready to try it on a real task?
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