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Claude shares memory between chat and cloud Cowork
Anthropic has introduced one editable memory across Claude chat and cloud-based Cowork, allowing context learned in one surface to inform work in the other. Users can inspect, edit, or delete saved topics; memory is on by default for Free, Pro, and Max users, while Team and Enterprise administrators control availability and individual users opt in.
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For you, this means longer-running workflows need fewer repeated briefs, but teams should review what is remembered, separate client contexts, and keep sensitive information outside shared memory unless explicitly approved.
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Claude shares memory between chat and cloud Cowork
Anthropic has introduced one editable memory across Claude chat and cloud-based Cowork, allowing context learned in one surface to inform work in the other. Users can inspect, edit, or delete saved topics; memory is on by default for Free, Pro, and Max users, while Team and Enterprise administrators control availability and individual users opt in. For you, this means longer-running workflows need fewer repeated briefs, but teams should review what is remembered, separate client contexts, and keep sensitive information outside shared memory unless explicitly approved.
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