Anthropic

Anthropic has introduced a new memory feature in Claude that lets users search and reference past conversations in new chats. The feature launches today for Max, Team, and Enterprise plans, with availability for other plans expected soon. It aims to streamline workflows by eliminating repeated context-sharing and enabling project continuity.

Anthropic has increased the context window for Claude Sonnet 4 to 1 million tokens, allowing the model to process entire codebases or dozens of research papers in a single prompt. The upgrade is available in public beta through Anthropic’s API and Amazon Bedrock, with Google Cloud Vertex AI integration planned. The change enables more coherent large-scale reasoning and workflow automation for developers and enterprises.

Anthropic has released Claude Opus 4.1, a mid-cycle upgrade focused on coding accuracy, reasoning stability, and better multi-file task tracking. It delivers improved benchmark scores and enhanced real-world usability, particularly for enterprise and developer workflows. The update is live across Claude Pro, API, Bedrock, and Vertex AI with no pricing change.

Anthropic’s Claude app can now draft and send emails, messages, and calendar invites directly from mobile. This upgrade turns Claude into a more active assistant for personal and professional tasks. The update strengthens its position as a daily utility for users looking to streamline communication on the go.

Anthropic expands Claude’s reach with full tool support now available on iOS and Android. Paid users can tap into connected tools, access projects, and generate new documents while mobile. The update brings real AI functionality to your pocket, provided your setup includes remote MCP servers.

Anthropic’s Claude Code now supports custom sub‑agents, letting users create modular AI workers with scoped access, tailored prompts, and persistent context. The feature enables more reliable, explainable automation inside Claude’s IDE. It also reflects a broader push toward agentic computing for code and data workflows.

Anthropic has introduced an analytics dashboard for its Claude Code product, giving enterprises deeper insights into how teams are using AI-assisted coding. The tool tracks metrics like code acceptance rates, team activity, and individual spending. The release responds to surging enterprise demand for transparency and control as AI adoption accelerates.

Anthropic has added a wide slate of new integrations to Claude’s Connectors Directory, covering both cloud and desktop environments. The update includes popular tools like Figma, Notion, Canva, and Slack. This positions Claude as a more embedded AI assistant across design, communication, and operational workflows.

Anthropic has launched its first industry-focused AI product, targeting financial services with a specialized Claude 4-based analysis tool. The product offers advanced modeling, Excel automation, and integrated data feeds through AWS Marketplace. This move signals Anthropic’s shift towards vertical-specific AI services and raises fresh questions about the future of junior finance roles.

New policy paper advocates disclosure of AI safety practices, risk testing, and third-party evaluation

New initiative offers grants, forums, and public data to advance empirical research on how AI is reshaping labor, productivity, and value creation.

Anthropic’s new "Artifacts" feature turns Claude into a lightweight app builder, enabling users to create, host, and share interactive AI-powered tools without writing code. It’s a direct bid to open up Claude’s capabilities for builders and businesses alike.

Anthropic has enabled Claude Code to connect to remote services using OAuth and streamable HTTP. Developers can now integrate external tools like Sentry or Linear directly into their coding environment without hosting infrastructure. This marks a key step in making AI-assisted coding more modular and frictionless.

New .dxt format simplifies packaging and deployment of local Claude Desktop servers for developers and IT teams

Developers can now link Claude Code to hosted toolchains—like GitHub, Linear, or Sentry—via vendor URLs, removing the need for local configuration or maintenance.