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Collaborate with Claude on Projects

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What happened

Anthropic announced that Claude Pro and Team users can now organize chats into Projects, a feature that groups knowledge and conversation in one place and is powered by Claude 3.5 Sonnet. Each Project offers a 200K token context window, allowing users to add documents, code, and other insights, and lets teams share top chats via a shared activity feed. Users can set custom instructions per Project and generate “Artifacts” such as code snippets, text, graphics, or designs that appear alongside the conversation. The feature preview for Artifacts is available through the account menu, and shared data will not be used to train models without explicit consent.

Why it matters

This makes it easier for teams to collaborate with AI, keeping relevant information handy and reducing the need to re‑enter context. It could speed up tasks like drafting emails, writing code, or analyzing documents for everyday work settings.

Reality check

An automated, sceptical read of the source

Incremental. The update adds useful collaboration tools but builds on existing Claude capabilities rather than introducing a fundamentally new technology.

Who it affectsDevelopersBusinessesCreators
What to watchAnthropic plans to add native integrations with popular applications in the coming months, expanding the types of knowledge that can be brought into Projects.
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