🧠 I overlooked a cool but important piece of news: Anthropic released Claude Docs, Claude Slides, and Claude Design right inside Claude Code.
On September 16, Anthropic combined Chat, Cowork, and Design into one interface and added Docs and Slides. Now, a document or presentation can be opened with a single link and edited collaboratively—by multiple people and the model itself simultaneously, with comments and edits directly in the text. Export options include Google formats, PowerPoint, and PDF.
From Claude Code, it looks like this: you request a review deck or a one-pager directly in a terminal session, receive a link to the artifact in the browser, and continue editing through dialogue while the artifact updates via that link. There is a /design-sync command that pulls the design system from GitHub or local code.
Gemini in Google Docs already has similar multi-user AI collaboration—several people can simultaneously call Gemini in different parts of a single document. But the advantage here is where you can start from: not just from a browser tab with an open document, but from a terminal, CLI session, or any place with access to the repository and data.
https://support.claude.com/en/articles/12111783-create-and-edit-files-with-claude
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