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PremiumCowork in practice: a multi-task prompt and tracking credits with /cost
You know Cowork, now let's see it in action. An example prompt that chains several tasks at once, the right reflex to choose between Cowork and classic Copilot, and the /cost command to see how many credits your request used.
PremiumAutomate your Copilot watch: a monthly « What's New » generated and sent by Cowork
Cowork's real superpower is running a recurring mission for you. Here's a ready-to-schedule prompt that, every month, reads the « What's New in Microsoft 365 Copilot » article on the Microsoft Community Hub, produces a structured summary, then emails it in a branded layout and posts it to your Teams channels.
PremiumDiscover Copilot Cowork
Cowork is where Copilot goes from an assistant that answers to a teammate that gets things done. You hand it a broad task, it breaks it down, works step by step, and comes back to you when it needs a green light. Here's how to get comfortable with it.
PremiumCowork: understanding value consumed, not price
Cowork isn't reasoned about like one more license, but like value consumed: you pay for the work actually done. Let's look at the four-building-block framework, how to classify missions (Light, Medium, Heavy) to size a budget, why pay-as-you-go is interesting, and how to spot your best use cases.
PremiumCowork: setting up the billing policy and Cost Management
Before launching Cowork, IT has to set up a billing policy: without it, nothing runs. Let's see where it lives (Cost Management), how an Azure subscription works, the difference between PAYGO and Capacity Packs, and above all how to activate the policy and set monthly and per-user limits to keep the budget under control.