How Co-Work shows up here In this channel's material, Co-Work describes the working relationship between human editors and AI that the conversation How Every Edits in the Age of AI explores: Every editor in chief Kate Lee explains how a small editorial team uses AI to raise the floor on quality by encoding a 400-rule style guide into a Claude project and running drafts through it before they ever reach an editor. What the division of labor looks like The capture points to a split between what AI absorbs and what stays human: agents take on operational drudgery like hiring, and the automated layer handles rule-based checks — while the taste layer of editing still resists automation and remains the real bottleneck. Co-Work frames humans and AI sharing editorial work rather than one replacing the other. AI raises the floor: a style guide encoded into a Claude project checks drafts before human review. The taste layer of editing stays with people — that's what resists automation.