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Claude Memory and Live Artefacts launch in the Claude Platform

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IN BRIEF

Anthropic has released two notable additions to the Claude Platform. Memory on Claude Managed Agents is in public beta: agents now learn from every session via an intelligence-optimised memory layer balancing performance with flexibility.

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What changed

Memories are stored as files, allowing developers to export them, manage them via the API, and retain full control over which agents retain them. Customers Wisedocs and Ando have been using the feature to close feedback loops, speed up verification, and replace custom retrieval infrastructure.

Separately, in Cowork, Claude can now build live artifacts: dashboards and trackers connected to the user's apps and files that refresh with current data when reopened. All builds are saved to a new Live Artifacts tab with version history, allowing users to return to any artifact and resume work. The feature is available today on all paid plans.

THE COLLECTIVE PERSPECTIVE

Why it matters for advertisers

For you, this means measurement and reporting workflows previously stitched together in Looker Studio or Sheets can now be built and updated conversationally: particularly relevant for ad-hoc executive dashboards or weekly client trackers, where the time required to build a polished frontend has been the limiting factor.

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Claude Memory and Live Artefacts launch in the Claude Platform

Anthropic has released two notable additions to the Claude Platform. Memory on Claude Managed Agents is in public beta: agents now learn from every session via an intelligence-optimised memory layer balancing performance with flexibility. Memories are stored as files, allowing developers to export them, manage them via the API, and retain full control over which agents retain them. Customers Wisedocs and Ando have been using the feature to close feedback loops, speed up verification, and replace custom retrieval infrastructure.

Separately, in Cowork, Claude can now build live artifacts: dashboards and trackers connected to the user's apps and files that refresh with current data when reopened. All builds are saved to a new Live Artifacts tab with version history, allowing users to return to any artifact and resume work. The feature is available today on all paid plans.

For you, this means measurement and reporting workflows previously stitched together in Looker Studio or Sheets can now be built and updated conversationally: particularly relevant for ad-hoc executive dashboards or weekly client trackers, where the time required to build a polished frontend has been the limiting factor.

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