Claude Interactive Connectors: Live Apps Inside Your Chat

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⚡ TL;DR Some connectors display live, interactive apps in chat, such as Asana boards or Figma files. Check boxes, filter and confirm in place. Available to all users; no purchases supported.

Why switch tabs when the app can come to you? Claude interactive connectors render live tools inside chat.

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🖼️ What Claude Interactive Connectors Are

Connectors that show live apps, like a task board or dashboard, inline or fullscreen. Available on Claude, Cowork, Desktop, iOS and Android.

🏷️ Supported Apps

Look for the Interactive badge: Asana, Box, Canva, Figma, Hex, Slack and more. Elements appear automatically when relevant.

🖱️ Using Them

Check boxes, filter data and confirm actions in the interface, or type requests to change results.

💡 Pro tip Ask Claude to build a filtered view, then fine-tune it with clicks.

🔒 Safety and Admin

Apps run in sandboxed iframes with the connector's permissions and don't support purchases. Team and Enterprise owners can turn off interactive tool calls without disabling the connector.

Claude interactive connectors make chat a workspace. Want an interactive connector for your app? Lord Of The Wix can build it. ✨

❓ Claude interactive connectors FAQ

What are interactive connectors?

Connectors that show live apps inside the chat.

Which apps are interactive?

Asana, Box, Canva, Figma, Hex, Slack and others.

Is setup required?

No, they appear when relevant.

Can I make purchases in them?

No.

Can admins disable them?

Yes, without disabling the connector.

🙏 Credit: This article is based on public information from the Claude Help Center. Claude is a product of Anthropic. Source: support.claude.com.

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