Claude Sheets, a collaborative spreadsheet tool, is also available in beta, while Claude Data, a tool for creating interactive visual charts and reports that was previously called Claude Dashboards, is now generally available. Both are included in paid Claude subscriptions.
Anthropic
Finally, Anthropic announced updates to its “interactive connectors” that embed third-party applications within Claude. Following the feature’s initial launch in January, which enabled access to other apps from the Claude chat interface, the updated connectors let users open full versions of supported applications, either alongside a Claude conversation or in full-screen view. Users can also ask Claude to make changes to the embedded app, such as editing a document or retouching an image. Applications from a small number of software vendors are available initially, Anthropic said, including Adobe, Box, and Notion.
Interactive connectors are available in all Claude plans on the web and in the desktop app. The connectors follow existing user permissions around file access, and admins can limit what each connector does.
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