Anthropic expanded its Cowork tool with “plugins,” leaning further into agentic AI.
The plugins are designed to allow Cowork to act like a “domain expert” in areas like sales, legal, finance, marketing, data analysis, customer support, product management, biology research, and more, according to a release. The feature is available now in research preview to all paid subscription tiers. [Link: Cowork update | https://claude.com/blog/cowork-research-preview | Anthropic]
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