Let Claude Desktop do the clicks Sasha cannot do

Sasha can read and change many services through its tools. Some jobs still need clicks on a web app's own screens: a setting with no other way in, an email that a tool cannot save, or a key that only the account owner can create. Claude Desktop with Claude in Chrome can do those clicks in your own browser, where you are already signed in. Sasha prepares the job, Claude Desktop does it, and Sasha checks the result.

When Sasha hands a job over

Sasha hands a job to Claude Desktop only when none of its tools can do it. Sasha tells you why, for example: "My mailing tool connection can read automations but cannot save email text." If a tool says a change worked, Sasha reads it back first. A tool that says "done" but changed nothing cannot do that job.

Approve the job

  1. In the Sasha chat, agree what should change. If customers will see the text, read it and approve it first.
  2. Sasha prepares the job. A box headed For Claude Desktop shows the whole job, with the apps to sign in to.
  3. Read all of it. Select Confirm to save the job for Claude Desktop, or Decline if something is wrong. Nothing changes in your apps until Claude Desktop does the job, and a job that is changed later needs a new approval.

The Confirm box in a Sasha chat, headed For Claude Desktop: Welcome email for new enquiries. It names the app to sign in to, has the Copy the steps button, shows the whole job (the rules, Part 1 to report first, Part 2 with the change, and Report back), and ends with Decline and Confirm

Run the job with Claude Desktop connected

This is the easy way: you copy nothing.

  1. In Chrome, sign in to the apps that the job names.

  2. Open Claude Desktop, check that browser control is on, and start a new chat.

  3. Type "do my Sasha job", or choose it from the prompt menu. Claude finds the job you approved. See Do a Sasha job in Claude Desktop and report it back.

  4. Claude reports what it finds first, then makes the changes. If it stops to ask something, answer it there. If you are not sure, ask Sasha in your Sasha chat.

  5. When Claude finishes, it sends its report back to Sasha. Sasha then checks the changes by itself, in the chat where it prepared the job, and tells you what it checked. If that chat is open, you see the check there. If it is not, the check is in the chat when you open it. If you are already working in that chat, Sasha waits until its current reply is finished.

  6. The check starts with a message from Sasha that begins "[Sasha] Claude Desktop has sent its report". You did not type it: Sasha adds it so that the check has a start. Sasha then says what the report says, what it checked, and whether the job is checked (every change is in place) or failed (something is missing). If it failed, Sasha offers a new job for the part that did not work.

    The same Sasha chat after Claude Desktop reported: the message that Sasha adds when Claude Desktop has sent its report for the job J-0001, then the check from Sasha with what the report says, what Sasha checked, J-0001 is checked, and the next step

Claude Desktop must be connected to your Sasha first (Connect Claude to your Sasha). If you connected it before this feature came out, connect it again, so that Claude gets permission to run jobs. See "Connect again to get a new feature" in Connect Claude to your Sasha.

Run the job by copying the steps

Use this when Claude Desktop is not connected to your Sasha.

  1. In the box that shows the job, select Copy the steps. Sasha can also put the job in the chat, in one box with a Copy button.
  2. In Chrome, sign in to the apps that the job names.
  3. Open Claude Desktop, check that browser control is on, and start a new chat. Paste the job.
  4. When Claude finishes, copy its report into your Sasha chat. Sasha then checks the changes with its own tools and tells you what it checked.

Rules every job follows

Each job starts with the same rules, so Claude works carefully in your accounts:

  • Claude first checks that it can see and click the right tab. If it cannot, it stops instead of giving you click-by-click steps.
  • It notes what is there before it changes anything.
  • It switches things off and does not delete them.
  • It changes only what the job lists.
  • It sends nothing to real customers. The only send allowed is a test to you.
  • It never types, copies or repeats a key or password.
  • When a screen looks different, it stops and asks you.

Make it easier for yourself

  • Connect Claude to your Sasha. Then Claude finds your jobs and reports back without copying, and it can read your Sasha knowledge while it works. See Connect Claude to your Sasha.
  • One job, one new chat. A new Claude Desktop chat for each job keeps the steps clear.
  • Sign in first. Claude cannot sign in for you.
  • If a link to the job does not open, ask Sasha to put the full job in the chat.
  • If something goes wrong with a tool, see Fix a connector that does not work.

What comes next

A job card in the chat, a Store a key box, tools that make more changes themselves, and jobs for members are planned. For what works today and what to do until each one is ready, see See what Sasha and Claude Desktop can do together now, and what comes next.

For each step on one page, with the screenshots, see the product guide page on Claude Desktop jobs.

Questions

Why can Sasha not do it itself?

Sasha works on a server and cannot see or click your browser. Some settings exist only on a web app's own screens, and some tools can read a service but not change it.

Why does Sasha send Canva work to Claude Desktop?

Canva lets only a short list of AI apps sign in to its connector, such as Claude and ChatGPT, and Sasha is not on that list. Claude Desktop is, so it does the Canva work and Sasha checks the result.

Do I need Claude Desktop?

Yes, with Claude in Chrome (browser control) turned on. Claude then works in your browser, where you are already signed in.

Can I run two jobs at the same time?

No. Claude Desktop controls one browser window, so two chats would click over each other. Run them one after the other, each in a new chat.

Where do I put a key that a job needs?

Never in Claude Desktop, and never in an email or a document. Claude does not type keys. Copy the key yourself and give it to Sasha to keep in its secret store.

Do I have to copy the job into Claude Desktop?

Not when Claude Desktop is connected to your Sasha. Claude finds the job you approved and sends its report back. Copying the steps is the way to run a job without that connection.

Who can run jobs this way?

Admin and staff accounts. Members cannot run Claude Desktop jobs yet.

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