The architecture relies on event inboxes, timers, memory, permissions, and outboxes to manage state across unattended runs.
Opus 5.5 is now the default model on Pro, Max, Ultra, and Team plans, offering performance comparable to Opus 5 at High effort while using 20 to 25% fewer output tokens.
The feature is rolling out on Team and Enterprise plans for Google Meet, with notes and transcripts free during the beta period.
The plugin connects to Autodesk Fusion, Infor, Microsoft 365, and Oracle NetSuite to draft quotes and reports for human review.
A guide based on interviews with 8 startups shows how Claude Tag automates triage, PRs, and data queries in Slack, with Anthropic internally answering 75% of data questions in 1-2 minutes.
Built with Claude Fable 5.1, Opus 5.5, Sonnet 5.5, and Haiku 5.5, the tool is available now for women's and men's styles in the U.S.
The service allows teams to run the entire agent control plane, including harness, sandboxes, and credentials, in their own cloud or on-premises environment.
The agent handles one provider deal at a time on Claude Opus, supported by Sonnet and Haiku agents for rate review and message checking.
The new features allow teams to build spreadsheets, whiteboards, and dashboards directly in Claude, with interactive connectors enabling work inside apps like Adobe and Atlassian without switching tabs.
The feature rolls out on web and desktop for all plans, starting with tools like Asana, Canva, and Dropbox via the MCP Apps extension.
The expansion includes using Claude for risk assessments, program planning, and integrating 55ip's ActiveTax Technology into Claude for Financial Advisors.
The beta feature connects to bank accounts via Plaid to answer money questions in plain language without moving funds.
New features allow security teams to review configurations against Anthropic's recommendations and run EDR sensors inside the Cowork virtual machine.
The marketplace now hosts over 25 partner tools, with eligible enterprise customers able to apply committed Anthropic spend toward these new solutions.
The feature reduces time to first token by sending only new messages since the last turn, with threads held in encrypted memory and expiring after 5 minutes of inactivity.
The new features allow admins to analyze team workstreams, capture user feedback via in-app cards, and manage shared monthly budgets with automated alerts.
IDC Quanta, now available in Claude, provides cited market intelligence and vendor shortlists, while internal adoption has cut engineering and planning timelines significantly.
The new gallery includes six core task artifacts and nine access-to-justice tools, with integrations for partners like Goodwin, Harvey, and PwC.
The suite includes connectors for custodians and asset managers plus skills for meeting prep and compliance, available via a single plugin install.
A three-step framework uses spend limits, OpenTelemetry tracking, and impact metrics to optimize costs and demonstrate business value.
Anthropic releases the Claude for Nonprofits plugin, built with ~30 nonprofits to support fundraising and operations, and plans to extend Claude Corps with a Taproot partnership.
The agent uses a separate safety classifier to block sensitive data and requires user approval for high-risk actions like payments and deletions.
The unified experience allows teams to start with quick questions and escalate to cloud-based agentic tasks on web, desktop, and mobile without switching tools.
The offering provides day-zero access to new Claude features, uses existing Google Cloud IAM credentials, and draws down existing Google Cloud commitments.
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