Claude, the AI assistant, has introduced a new feature that allows users to teach it skills simply by recording their screen while performing a task and explaining the process. This functionality, available in the Claude desktop app under “Record a skill,” is part of the Claude Cowork platform, which is being expanded to accommodate web and mobile users for a seamless experience across devices. The interface is also being unified to combine Chat and Cowork modes, enhancing the overall management of projects and artifacts.
Claude: Claude is an AI assistant developed by Anthropic, focused on safe, accurate, and secure interactions across chat and agentic tasks. It powers various interfaces including desktop applications for productivity and automation. In this news, Claude gains the capability to learn and replicate user skills by observing screen recordings within the Cowork environment.
Claude Cowork: Claude Cowork is an agentic mode in Anthropic’s Claude desktop app that enables the AI to handle real-world tasks on a user’s files, folders, and applications through planning and execution. It extends beyond standard chat by allowing direct interaction with the user’s computing environment. The news introduces a new screen-recording feature in Claude Cowork for users to teach Claude custom skills via demonstration and narration.
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