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Anthropic Integrates Claude Chat with Its Workspace and Automatically Routes Requests
Anthropic announced on September 16 that it is combining Claude chat and the Cowork workspace in a single window. Users will no longer need to select a separate section for a task. Claude will route the request to the appropriate tool automatically. This will eliminate the need to switch to another window and the confusion of navigating between sections.
The main window will provide access to chat, Cowork, and Artifacts, an interactive workspace. Claude Design, which was released in April for creating websites and prototypes, will also work in every conversation. The conversation’s previous content, tools, and connected services will remain in the same place. Dedicated project folders for collecting files and related conversations have also been retained. The company is also adding Claude Docs and Claude Slides features for creating documents and presentations. Users will be able to ask the AI to create, edit, and display slides. Completed presentations will be available to download in PDF or PowerPoint format. Claude Docs also allows users to divide a document into sections, ask questions, and comment on completed sections. Created documents and slides can be sent to other people through a sharing link. Recipients will also be able to edit them on their phones. Users can begin creating a document on a computer and monitor its progress from the mobile app. Large tasks will continue running even after the laptop is closed.
The update will become available to Pro and Max subscribers over the next few weeks. The change will reach both existing and new users on the web and in the desktop and mobile apps. Nothing needs to be enabled separately. The update will come to the Free and Team plans later. Enterprise administrators will be notified of the change at least 30 days in advance. After the integration, Claude will retain 2 main modes: Claude Chat and Claude Code. Because writing code requires a different workflow, Claude Code has not been included in the unified conversation window. Cowork’s memory system was also updated previously. That system helps it remember information about the user across separate conversations.
The main window will provide access to chat, Cowork, and Artifacts, an interactive workspace. Claude Design, which was released in April for creating websites and prototypes, will also work in every conversation. The conversation’s previous content, tools, and connected services will remain in the same place. Dedicated project folders for collecting files and related conversations have also been retained. The company is also adding Claude Docs and Claude Slides features for creating documents and presentations. Users will be able to ask the AI to create, edit, and display slides. Completed presentations will be available to download in PDF or PowerPoint format. Claude Docs also allows users to divide a document into sections, ask questions, and comment on completed sections. Created documents and slides can be sent to other people through a sharing link. Recipients will also be able to edit them on their phones. Users can begin creating a document on a computer and monitor its progress from the mobile app. Large tasks will continue running even after the laptop is closed. The update will become available to Pro and Max subscribers over the next few weeks. The change will reach both existing and new users on the web and in the desktop and mobile apps. Nothing needs to be enabled separately. The update will come to the Free and Team plans later. Enterprise administrators will be notified of the change at least 30 days in advance. After the integration, Claude will retain 2 main modes: Claude Chat and Claude Code. Because writing code requires a different workflow, Claude Code has not been included in the unified conversation window. Cowork’s memory system was also updated previously. That system helps it remember information about the user across separate conversations.