Anthropic is extending Claude into live workplace collaboration with a forthcoming meeting feature designed to turn spoken discussion into notes and changes to working documents.
The company’s product post presents Claude Meetings as a tool for creating a record of a discussion and revising work documents while it is underway. Anthropic calls the feature “coming soon” but gives no availability date and names no meeting platform.
Reuters reported that Claude would appear in calls as a visible participant, follow the conversation, draft plans and timelines, and answer questions sent through meeting chat. Reuters and Axios reported a beta for customers on Anthropic’s Team and Enterprise plans, with Google Meet as the initial service.
Axios also reported that Claude could retrieve information from connected work apps and help participants create plans during calls.
Anthropic presented Meetings in a Nov. 10 announcement alongside other tools for workplace tasks. The company opened beta access to Claude Whiteboards and Claude Sheets and made Claude Data generally available on paid plans. Anthropic said it wants to extend the kind of work Claude Code supports for developers to other teams.
