Anthropic Brings Claude Cowork Agent to Mobile for Continuous Task Execution

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Anthropic has expanded its Claude Cowork agent to work on smartphones, allowing tasks to continue running even after a user closes their laptop. The update means users no longer need to keep their computer open for the AI agent to complete assigned work. This development is part of Anthropic's broader strategy to make AI agents accessible and operable through mobile devices. The move reflects a wider industry trend toward persistent, phone-controlled AI agents that can operate independently in the background.

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