Claude releases "Record a Skill" in Cowork
By Steven Van ·
PLUS: Google releases “AI Presentations” in Slides, Riverside releases "In-Person Multicam" Recording, and more.
Claude releases "Record a Skill" in Cowork
PLUS: Google releases “AI Presentations” in Slides, Riverside releases "In-Person Multicam" Recording, and more.
Steven Van
July 23, 2026
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Claude added "Record a Skill" to Claude Cowork, letting you teach Claude a task by recording your screen while you do it.
Google rolled out presentation generation for Gemini in Google Slides, letting you build on-brand decks from your own Docs, Sheets, and PDFs.
Riverside added "In-Person Multicam" recording, so you can capture multiple cameras and mics in the same room.
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🧠 Claude releases "Record a Skill" in Cowork
Claude added “Record a Skill” to Claude Cowork so you can teach it a task just by doing it once.
Record your screen while you work, talk through each step, and Claude turns that walkthrough into a reusable skill it can run again on its own.
What's a skill? A skill is a reusable set of instructions Claude can follow to repeat a task the same way every time, like your personal SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) for the AI.
Skills themselves aren't new; what's new is that you can now create one just by showing Claude how you do something instead of writing it all out.
Claude watches what you do and listens to how you explain it, then packages that into a skill.
The next time that task comes up, you hand it off instead of doing it yourself.
Check out this guide to figure out what to automate first 👇️
Note: “Record a Skill” is available on Claude's Pro, Max, and Team plans.
To find it, open the Claude desktop app and look under “Record a Skill” in the “+” menu.
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DESIGN
🎨 Google releases “AI Presentations” in Slides
Google rolled out a big upgrade to Gemini in Google Slides: you can now generate entire on-brand presentations in minutes, using your own Google Docs, Sheets, and PDFs as context.
What's Gemini? Gemini is Google's AI assistant, and it's built into Workspace apps like Docs, Sheets, and Slides. Gemini in Slides isn't new; what's new is that it can now build a full presentation for you instead of just helping with individual slides.
The headline feature is context. Point Gemini at your own Docs, Sheets, and PDFs, and it builds a deck grounded in your actual content and brand instead of generic filler.
And unlike most AI deck generators, the output isn't locked. Every single element stays 100% editable, so you can tweak text, images, and layouts like any normal presentation.
The feature is available today. Head to Google Slides to try it out.
VIDEO
🎙️ Riverside releases "In-Person Multicam" Recording
Riverside released “In-Person Multicam” recording, bringing the platform's studio-quality recording to shoots where everyone is in the same room.
The setup is simple. Plug your cameras and mics into a Mac, assign each one to a person in the app, and hit record.
Every camera and every mic gets captured as its own separate, synced track, and files upload automatically while you record.
It works with any camera or mic your Mac recognizes: USB gear plugs straight in, XLR mics connect through an audio interface, and HDMI cameras work via a capture card.
You can also mix in-person and remote guests in the same session, which makes hybrid podcast recordings a lot less painful.