Claude Code · Anthropic · Claude · Cursor · The Register
The frontier lab on Tuesday announced that Claude and Cowork now share a memory
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Services like Claude are able to store information about users, like what they’re interested in, the names of their friends, family members, and coworkers, or almost anything else that’s mentioned in the course of a conversation.
Key facts
- An Anthropic spokesperson explained that the only way to keep Claude Chat and Cowork memories separate is to use different accounts
- Shared memory is live, with no option to separate it between services, Anthropic tells them; Claude Code stays apart for now
- As Anthropic explains in the announcement, memories are particularly helpful for work tasks of the type that Cowork is designed to perform
- It’s worth noting that Claude Code’s memory is staying separate, Anthropic told them
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