Anthropic Adds Docs and Slides to Claude, Unifies Chat and Productivity Tools

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Anthropic has launched two new features for its Claude AI — Docs and Slides — enabling users to create, edit, export, and share documents and presentations directly within Claude chats. The update also consolidates Claude's previously separate chat modes, merging regular chats and Cowork into a single unified interface. All productivity tools, including Artifacts and Claude Design capabilities, are now accessible from any conversation. The move positions Claude more directly against Google's Gemini, which is deeply integrated with Google Docs and Slides. Anthropic says the streamlined interface allows Claude to automatically determine what tools a task requires without users needing to switch modes.

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