Dynamic workspaces
“Artifacts” — dynamic workspaces that, Lin said, let users “really see what’s going on in Claude’s head and to really iterate on outputs with Claude” — will assist users in creating data visualizations, documentation, presentations, and more.
“One thing I love to use artifacts for is a great way to just brainstorm with Claude, and using Claude to think about drawing diagrams and helping it visualize concepts,” he said. For example, a marketer could create an artifact in the form of a marketing calendar for a campaign, or generate content for the campaign, or a strategy document. In sales, Claude could analyze sales data, forecast trends, and generate collateral for a sales meeting.
The activity feed, he said, lets users draw inspiration from others in their organization. “Activity feed really enables you and others around you in the organization to share the most insightful pieces of feedback that you’re working with Claude on, so this is pieces of knowledge insights from your conversations with Claude in artifact outputs through the organization,” he said.