What are the three modes in the Claude desktop app?	The three modes in the Claude desktop app are Chat, Cowork, and Code.
What is the main purpose of each mode (Chat, Cowork, Code)?	Chat is optimized for quicker exchanges and exploring ideas. Cowork is designed for complex or sustained work such as research, analysis, file organization, and producing finished documents. Code focuses on building software through writing, testing, running, and deploying code.
What key features are unique to the Chat mode?	Quick entry, dictation, desktop connectors, and Claude in Chrome are key features unique to the Chat mode.
How does Cowork differ from Chat in terms of work scope and capabilities?	Cowork has a broader scope than Chat and can multitask, tackle different parts of a project at a time, and produce more complex documents and deliverables. It also offers features like subagents, scheduled tasks, folder access, and browser use.
What are the three interaction modes available in the Code mode?	The Code mode offers three interaction modes: Ask, Code, and Plan.
In what situations would you choose to work locally or remotely in the Code mode?	You would choose local work when you want Claude to have full access to your project and development tools. Remote work is suitable for larger codebases or when you want to keep development off your local machine.
What are Projects in Cowork, and how do they differ from projects used in other contexts?	Projects in Cowork allow you to group related tasks into dedicated workspaces with their own files, context, instructions, and memory. They live locally on your desktop and are built around the tasks you run through Cowork, unlike projects used in other contexts which may be more general-purpose.