A published walkthrough shows chemistry professor Paul Robustelli made a project called "PS3 Grading" in Dartmouth's Claude enterprise portal. He uploaded 11 students' problem sets from his CHEM 76 class and ran them through Claude. The project was visible to everyone in the Dartmouth Claude group, with students' names and work exposed.
Small, repetitive tasks eat more of the week than anyone likes to admit. Cases like this show an agent taking a chore off someone's plate end to end, not just suggesting what to do. It is one of 225 sightings filed under Productivity on Agent Sightings (number 163 by interest), and one of 213 involving Claude.
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