Claude Power User – Hacks, Shortcuts, and Hidden Features By the end of this lesson, students should be able to: Most Chat users only use about a third of the interface. The send button. The new conversation button. Maybe Projects. Everything else stays invisible because it is never introduced. This lesson is the tour of everything you did not know was there. Keyboard shortcuts. Editing sent messages. Hover over any message you have sent and click the edit (pencil) icon. Edit and resubmit. Claude responds to the edited version as if the original was never sent. Far cleaner than typing "actually, ignore that – what I meant was…" Regenerating a response. Click the regenerate button (curved arrow icon below any response) to get a new attempt at the same prompt. Each regeneration produces a different response. Regenerate multiple times and pick the best result without changing your original prompt. Artifacts – the full feature set. Drag-and-drop file upload. Drag any file directly from your desktop into the Claude chat window. Documents, PDFs, images, spreadsheets – faster than navigating a file picker, especially with multiple files. Voice input. Click the microphone icon in the input area to dictate instead of type. The transcription appears in the input box so you can review and edit before sending. Sharing conversations. Open the conversation menu (three-dot icon) and select Share to generate a publicly readable link. Anyone with the link can read the full conversation without a Claude account. Starring and organizing conversations. Star important conversations in the Recents sidebar. Rename conversations by clicking the conversation title – "Client X Brand Strategy June" is far more useful than the default name generated from your first message. The Continue prompt. When Claude's response gets cut off, type "continue" and Claude picks up exactly where it left off. Enroll to continue this lesson. The preview above shows the lesson objectives and opening lesson content. Enroll to view the full lesson, complete the practice work, and take the lesson quiz.
Lesson 2: Chat Interface Hacks – Features Most Users Never Find
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