Anthropic’s Claude can now remember your work, projects, and preferences
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Pranob Mehrotra Published October 23, 2025 |
What’s happened? Anthropic is adding another handy feature to its Claude AI assistant, just a week after launching the Skills system that lets users enhance its performance for specific tasks.
Why is this important? Claude’s Memory feature will make it easier for users to reference details from past chats and improve the assistant’s problem-solving capabilities.
Why should I care? With the Memory feature, each new conversation with Claude won’t feel like a blank slate.
What’s next? Claude’s Memory feature is rolling out to subscribers on the Pro and Max plans.
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