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Choosing a model and what each one costs, working with documents and your workspace folder, and the difference between skills, connectors, and capabilities.

What the Claude Enterprise and ChatGPT Edu pilot includes, what to expect, and where to start.

Cornell offers Claude two ways: a Claude Enterprise account you sign in to, or Claude through Cornell's AI Gateway with a key. Find out which applies to you.

The four Claude families on Cornell's gateway, what each is for, what it costs per token, why most models appear twice (the 1M entries), and which older versions to ignore.

Plain-language explanation of the telemetry and experimental features these guides disable.

Install the Claude Desktop pilot from Software Center on a Cornell-managed PC and connect it with your gateway key.

For people who want a command line. Install Claude Code and point it at Cornell's gateway.

What you need before you begin, and the order to do it in: request access, get a key, then install Claude Desktop.

Create a key in the JCB AI key portal and generate its secret. Requires Ethernet or VPN.

Sign in to Claude with your Cornell account on the web, desktop, or phone, and make sure you're working in the right account.

Accept your ChatGPT Edu invitation, sign in with your Cornell account on the web, desktop, or phone, and make sure you're in the right workspace.

What's available in ChatGPT Edu during the pilot, what data you can use, and who to ask about workspace settings.

Already have ChatGPT? Whether to merge a personal account into Cornell's workspace, how to switch accounts, and what doesn't carry over.

Already have Claude Free, Pro, or Max? How the two accounts sit side by side, what doesn't carry over, and what to watch for.

Which models, connectors, and features are on during the pilot, and how to ask for something that isn't.