12 prompts, 5 Skills, 4 scheduled tasks, and the exact Cowork project setup that runs the static ad workflow behind 3,000+ Meta ads — autonomously, on a cadence, while you sleep.
→ Open the LibraryIf you've opened Claude Cowork, asked it a question, and closed it again — you've used roughly 4% of what it can actually do. Cowork isn't a faster chat. It's a desktop agent that reads your local files, controls your browser via Computer Use, runs scheduled tasks while you sleep, connects to Gmail/Drive/Slack/Notion natively, loads custom Skills automatically, and can be triggered from your phone via Dispatch while it executes on your desktop. What follows is the version of Cowork that actually replaces an ops layer.
Before the prompts — five capabilities the average user has no idea exist. Each one is the reason these workflows work at all. Read these once. Then go run them.
Most people don't realise Cowork has full read/write access to local folders. Point it at /Users/you/Documents/StaticAds/ and it can read every research file, every brief, every ad in there — without you uploading anything.
That changes the workflow completely. You no longer "give Claude context" by pasting. You give Claude an entire research folder and it pulls what it needs. This single capability is why 90% of the prompts below work the way they do.
A Skill is a markdown file you drop in your ~/.claude/skills/ folder. Cowork picks it up automatically and applies it to every relevant task. Build a Skill called brand-voice.md and every brief Claude writes matches your brand. Build one called angle-extraction.md and Claude uses your specific methodology every time it analyses research.
The compounding effect is the secret. Most people prompt the same thing 40 times. A Skill means you build it once, and Claude uses it forever. Section Three gives you 5 ready-to-install Skills.
Computer Use lets Claude control your browser. Combine that with a scheduled task and Cowork opens the Meta Ad Library at 8am every Monday, scrolls through every active ad your top 10 competitors are running, extracts the copy and visual approach, structures it into a competitive brief, and drops it in your Drive folder.
You wake up to a finished competitive intelligence report. Every week. Without lifting a finger. Task T1 in Section Five gives you the exact prompt to set this up.
Dispatch pairs your phone with your desktop Cowork. While you're on a call with a client and they mention a competitor you've never heard of, you open the Dispatch tab on your phone and text: "Pull every ad [competitor] has run in the last 30 days. Identify their top 3 angles. Have it ready in their folder by tonight."
Your desktop executes the task in the background. You finish the call and the work is done. No memo, no follow-up, no "I'll get that to you tomorrow."
Drop a file called CLAUDE.md inside your Static Ads project folder. Cowork reads it at the start of every session. Inside that file: who you serve, your creative philosophy, how you talk about angles, what good and bad output looks like, brand voice rules — anything you find yourself explaining more than twice.
This is the single setup file that turns Cowork from "a helpful assistant" into "the strategist who knows how I work." Section Two is the full CLAUDE.md template — paste it directly into your project.
Create a folder called StaticAds in your Documents. Drop this file inside as CLAUDE.md. Cowork reads it at the start of every session in that project. Replace the bracketed sections with your specifics. This is the single most important file you'll create.
A Skill is a markdown file Claude reads automatically when relevant. Drop each below in ~/.claude/skills/ as a separate .md file. Cowork picks them up on next launch. Once installed, every prompt in Section Four runs through these Skills without you having to mention them.
Most people prompt Claude the same way every time and wonder why output drifts. Skills fix that permanently. Build the Skill once, drop it in the folder, and every future Cowork session uses your methodology automatically.
Install all five below. Restart Cowork. Watch the difference.
Every prompt below assumes CLAUDE.md and the 5 Skills are installed. That's why the prompts are short — the heavy lifting is in your project setup. Run them in order. Each builds on the last.
This is where Cowork stops being a tool and starts being a system. Each task runs automatically on a cadence — competitor intel pulled before you arrive, retrospectives written Friday afternoon while you wrap up. Setup is 2 minutes per task.
1. Run the prompt manually first to confirm output.
2. Once you're happy, type /schedule in the same chat.
3. Cowork asks for cadence (daily / weekly / monthly) and time.
4. Done. Task saved. Runs without you opening anything as long as your laptop is awake and Cowork is open.
For full autonomy, run Cowork on a dedicated Mac Mini left on 24/7. Use Dispatch on your phone to monitor remotely.
If you install everything in this document, here's what your week actually looks like.
Outside of those automated touchpoints, your job is one thing: the strategic judgment. Which angles deserve budget. Which signal is real and which is noise. Which whitespace is worth owning. The execution layer — research synthesis, brief writing, headline drafting, competitor scanning, retrospectives, file organisation — runs without you. That's the trade. A senior strategist replaced by $20/month and 90 minutes of setup.
The prompts are the operational layer — they execute. The strategic layer is harder: diagnosing why a winning angle stopped, reading research for signals competitors can't see, knowing when to kill versus iterate. That's not a prompt. If you want that conversation — and you're serious about Meta creative — this is where it starts.
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