Cowork can also use the data in that folder to create new projects. But be cautious when granting access to sensitive data.

The new feature allows you to give Claude access to a desktop folder—but you'll want to be careful about what you share.

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According to Anthropic engineer Felix Rieseberg, Cowork was built in just 1.5 weeks. In a separate post on X, engineer Boris Cherny said that all of the product’s code was written by Claude Code.

Anthropic’s Cowork turns Claude into a desktop AI agent that organizes files, creates documents, builds spreadsheets, and ...