Claude Cowork is available on the web and mobile terminals: more than 90% of users use it to do non-programming tasks and relay tasks across devices. Anthropic announced yesterday that its task agent Claude Cowork has officially expanded to the web and mobile terminals. Users can seamlessly continue sessions and file operations between different devices.

Claude Cowork is available on the web and mobile terminals: more than 90% of users use it to do non-programming tasks and relay tasks across devices. Anthropic announced yesterday that its task agent Claude Cowork has been officially expanded to the web and mobile terminals. Users can seamlessly continue sessions and file operations between different devices. This feature can perform tasks across files, calendars, emails, messaging applications, web pages, and other connected tools until the set goals are completed. It is suitable for knowledge-based work scenarios such as data organization, document drafting, and customer preparation. Ninety percent of the uses are not for writing code, and operations and creation account for half of it. Officially disclosed data reveals an interesting fact: among the usage scenarios of Claude Cowork, more than 90% are not used for software development, but focus on daily knowledge-based work. Among them, business operations and content creation are the two largest categories, accounting for approximately 50% of all usage, involving specific tasks such as expenditure reconciliation, difference memo writing, contract renewal tracking form compilation, and customer material compilation. This means that Claude is changing from a "programmer's assistant" to an "all-round office partner". After this update, Cowork supports task continuation across devices. Users can initiate tasks on the desktop, check the progress on their mobile phones, and receive completion results on any device. This means you can start a data-organizing project on your office computer, check the progress on your phone during your commute, and continue working on it when you get home—without interruption when you switch devices. Scheduled tasks run in the background, and key decisions still require human decision-making. Anthropic has also updated its background running capabilities. Scheduled tasks can now run independently without the device being online. The official example scenario is quite attractive: users can set Monday's customer preparation work to start at 6 a.m., and Claude will automatically read email threads, call records and recent news, generate a briefing document, and draft follow-up emails but not send them yet. In terms of interaction mechanism, when it comes to key decisions, Claude will still proactively initiate confirmation to the user, and the confirmation request can be pushed directly to the mobile phone. Officials emphasize that all content will never be automatically released before users review and approve it, ensuring that humans have the final control over AI behavior. Currently, the web version and mobile version of Claude Cowork are still in the testing phase, and the first batch is open to Max users. The official stated that more users will be invited to participate in the test in batches in the next few weeks. via AI News (author: AI Base)