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 <summary><strong>Claude Desktop</strong></summary>
 
-1. Enter Cowork mode (toggle at top of screen)
-2. Select `Customize with plugins` at the bottom of the page.
-3. Select `Personal`, click the `+`, and select `Add marketplace from GitHub'`
-4. Set the URL to ```Unsupervisedcom/deepwork``` and press Sync. (adding a marketplace currently fails on Windows)
-5. Select the deepwork plugin and click Install.
-6. In Cowork mode, select 'Start a deepwork workflow'
+1. In the top of the left sidebar, click on the button to enter Cowork mode, then select `Customize` below the toggle.
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+2. You should now a `Personal plugins` section in the sidebar, with a `+` button in its top right. Click the `+` and then hover over `Create plugin` option and select `Add marketplace`.
+4. Set the URL to ```Unsupervisedcom/deepwork``` and press Sync. *(NOTE: Adding a marketplace currently fails on Windows.)*
+5. Once installed, click on the `Browse Plugins` button under the Personal plugins section. Select the Deepwork plugin and click Install.
+6. In Cowork mode, you can now access and start all the deepwork flows by typing `/` and scrolling to its flows, or hitting the `+` button and navigating to `Plugins` -> `deepwork`. Each flow has its own command, such as `/review`.
 
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