Anthropic adds dreaming feature to Claude managed agents

Anthropic unveiled a new dreaming capability for its Claude Managed Agents during the Code with Claude developers conference in San Francisco. The feature allows agents to review recent sessions and store key patterns in memory for future tasks. The company also plans to expand access to other tools and increase usage limits for subscribers.

The dreaming process runs on a schedule and analyzes sessions across multiple agents to identify recurring patterns, mistakes, and shared preferences. Users can opt for automatic memory updates or review proposed changes themselves. This approach helps overcome limits in context windows during extended projects involving several agents working together over hours or days.

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Dramatic illustration of Anthropic imposing a paywall on Claude AI, blocking third-party agents from overloaded servers.
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Anthropic ends unlimited Claude access via third-party agents, requires extra payments for heavy use

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Anthropic has restricted unlimited access to its Claude AI models through third-party agents like OpenClaw, requiring heavy users to pay extra via API keys or usage bundles starting April 4, 2026. The policy shift, announced over the weekend, addresses severe system strain from high-volume agent tools previously covered under $20 monthly subscriptions.

Anthropic has extended its memory capability to the free tier of its Claude AI chatbot, allowing users to reference past conversations. The company also released a tool to import memories from competing chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini. This update coincides with Claude's surge in popularity amid a dispute with the US Department of Defense.

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Anthropic announced on Wednesday the launch of Claude Managed Agents, a new product aimed at simplifying the creation and deployment of AI agents for businesses. The tool provides developers with ready-made infrastructure to build autonomous AI systems. It addresses a key barrier in automating work tasks amid the company's rapid enterprise growth.

Anthropic is temporarily doubling usage limits for its Claude AI chatbot during off-peak hours from March 13 to March 27. The promotion applies to Free, Pro, Max, and Team plan users, excluding Enterprise plans. It activates automatically across web, desktop, mobile, and integrated apps.

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Anthropic has released a beta add-on bringing its Claude AI assistant to Microsoft Word, available now to customers on Team and Enterprise plans. The integration allows users to generate new content, edit documents, and handle comments within the app. It offers an alternative to Microsoft's Copilot.

In the wake of Anthropic's unveiling of its powerful Claude Mythos AI—capable of detecting and exploiting software vulnerabilities—the US Treasury Secretary has convened top bank executives to highlight escalating AI-driven cyber threats. The move underscores growing concerns as the AI is restricted to a tech coalition via Project Glasswing.

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After Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said in late February that the company would not allow its Claude model to be used for mass domestic surveillance or fully autonomous weapons, senior Pentagon officials said they have no intention of using AI for domestic surveillance and insist that private firms cannot set binding limits on how the U.S. military employs AI tools.

 

 

 

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