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Claude Ecosystem – How Claude Works Across Products
Anthropic · Product Ecosystem · 2025–26

CLAUDE
EVERYWHERE

A visual guide to how Claude powers every product — from individual chats to agentic automation across apps, code, and enterprise workflows.

CURRENT MODELS
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+ API Access
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THE CORE FLOW
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You
Send a message, file, prompt, or task via any surface
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Interface / API
claude.ai · Claude Code · App integrations · REST API
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Claude Model
Reads context · uses tools · reasons · generates response
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Action / Output
Text · code · file · agentic action · tool call · memory update
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Your Context
Result delivered — chat reply, edited doc, executed workflow, etc.
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THE PRODUCTS
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Claude.ai Chat
Individual · Web & Mobile · Desktop App
The primary conversational interface. Your personal AI for thinking, writing, research, coding, and everyday questions — with persistent memory and deep personalization.
  • Multi-turn conversations with memory across sessions
  • Web search, file upload, image understanding
  • Deep Research mode for extended investigation
  • Code execution & artifact rendering (React, HTML, SVG)
  • Projects — shared context for ongoing work
  • Voice mode on mobile
02
🖥️
CoWork
Agentic · Desktop Automation · Non-Developers
A desktop tool that lets anyone automate file and task management without writing code. Claude observes, plans, and executes multi-step workflows directly on your machine.
  • Automate repetitive file & folder tasks
  • Multi-app workflows without coding
  • Claude reads your screen & acts on your behalf
  • Triggers, schedules, and conditional logic
  • Safe — asks before irreversible actions
03
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Claude Code
Agentic · CLI · Developers
A command-line coding agent that reads your entire codebase, writes and runs code, manages git, searches docs, and autonomously ships features with your oversight.
  • Full repo-level awareness & editing
  • Runs shell, tests, and build tools
  • MCP server integrations (Jira, Slack, GitHub…)
  • Git commit, branch, and PR management
  • Works inside VS Code & JetBrains IDEs
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📊
Claude in Excel
Agent · Microsoft 365 Beta
A spreadsheet agent embedded in Excel. Understands the full context of your workbook and can write formulas, clean data, run analysis, and generate charts conversationally.
  • Natural language → formulas & pivot tables
  • Data cleaning and transformation
  • Generate charts from selected data ranges
  • Explain complex formula logic in plain English
  • Works within Microsoft 365 environment
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Claude in PowerPoint
Agent · Microsoft 365 Beta
A slides agent inside PowerPoint. Takes your brief, draft, or data and crafts a structured, visually coherent presentation — from outline to speaker notes.
  • Generate full decks from a written brief
  • Rewrite, restyle, or restructure any slide
  • Speaker notes generation and editing
  • Consistent visual hierarchy across slides
  • Pulls in charts and data from Excel
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Claude in Chrome
Browsing Agent · Extension Beta
A browsing agent that lives in your browser. Can read any webpage, fill forms, navigate sites, extract data, and complete multi-step web tasks with your permission.
  • Reads & summarises any open webpage
  • Fills and submits forms on your behalf
  • Navigate, click, and extract structured data
  • Runs multi-step web research automatically
  • Pauses for confirmation on sensitive actions
HOW CLAUDE PROCESSES YOUR REQUEST
1
Receive
Input arrives via chat, API call, CLI command, or agentic trigger
2
Context
System prompt, memory, conversation history, and files are assembled into context window
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Reason
Claude thinks step-by-step, using extended thinking or tool calls where needed
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Act
Executes tool calls (web search, code run, file edit, API call, browser click)
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Respond
Returns answer, file, code, or completes action — then updates memory if enabled
CAPABILITY MATRIX
CAPABILITY
Chat
CoWork
Code CLI
Excel
PowerPoint
Chrome
Conversational AI
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Web Search
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File / Doc Handling
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Code Execution
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Agentic / Autonomous
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Cross-App Integration
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Persistent Memory
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Legend
● Full    ◐ Partial    ○ Not available
03
THE MODELS
MOST POWERFUL
Claude Opus 4.6
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The most capable model in the family. Designed for the hardest tasks — complex reasoning, multi-step research, nuanced analysis, and advanced agentic workflows requiring sustained attention.
Intelligence
Speed
Context
EVERYDAY SMART
Claude Sonnet 4.6
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The best balance of intelligence and speed. Powers the primary claude.ai experience and is the recommended default for most API applications — sharp, fast, and cost-effective.
Intelligence
Speed
Context
ULTRA FAST
Claude Haiku 4.5
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The fastest and most compact model. Built for high-volume, latency-sensitive tasks — instant classification, real-time responses, and lightweight tool use at scale. API-optimized.
Intelligence
Speed
Context
CLAUDE · ANTHROPIC
All products share Anthropic's safety commitments. Beta products may have limited availability. Claude products are ad-free — Anthropic does not allow advertisers to influence Claude's responses.

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