SAN FRANCISCO, November 10, 2026 — Anthropic is bringing its Claude artificial intelligence assistant into Google Meet, introducing a feature designed to help teams turn live discussions into plans, timelines and other work while meetings are still taking place.
Called Claude Meetings, the new beta feature allows users to add Claude as a visible participant in a video call. Anthropic says the assistant can follow the conversation, respond to questions in the meeting chat and help create documents or work products based on what participants discuss.
The launch is initially available to Anthropic Team and Enterprise customers using Google Meet. The company said it intends to expand the feature to other meeting platforms over time.
Anthropic is positioning the product as a step beyond conventional meeting transcription and summarisation tools. Instead of only producing notes after a call, Claude Meetings is designed to assist with follow-up work during the discussion, including drafting plans, building timelines and helping participants explore ideas.
The company is also introducing Claude Whiteboards, Claude Sheets and Claude Data, which are intended to help teams turn conversations into visual plans, structured spreadsheets and data analysis. The features form part of a broader effort to make Claude a more active workplace assistant.
The move increases competition in a crowded market for AI-powered productivity tools. Businesses will need to assess how meeting participants are notified, what information is shared with an AI assistant and how generated actions are checked before being used. The beta launch gives Anthropic an opportunity to test those questions with business customers before a wider rollout.