A new Enterprise-Managed Auth extension for MCP lets admins centrally authorize MCP connectors for their whole organization. Users get all their tools and data connected automatically on first login, with no individual setup required.
Artifacts are officially live in Claude Code for Team and Enterprise plans. Ask Claude to turn its work into a shareable page, and the page updates automatically as the session continues.
Shared Artifacts come with permission controls modeled on Google Docs, giving teams granular access management rather than open links.
Artifacts in Claude Code have become a go-to tool for visual code explanations, system diagrams, animation previews, and shareable data dashboards, with the author describing them as a genuine shift in how he works.
The Enterprise-Managed Auth MCP extension is in beta with Okta as the identity provider and connectors for Asana, Atlassian, Canva, Figma, Granola, Linear, Slack, and Supabase. Access works consistently across Claude chat, Claude Code, and Cowork, with Slack support coming soon.
Authorization is centralized through the organization's identity provider, removing the need for individual users to go through per-app OAuth flows while giving admins tighter, more efficient control over connected tools.
The Enterprise-Managed Auth extension is built on an open MCP standard, meaning any client, server, or identity provider can implement it. Documentation is available for teams interested in adopting it.
A new /design-sync command lets you pull a design system from Claude Design directly into your repo to build against real components, then push what you've built back to the canvas for continued editing. Two-way sync between code and design, in one slash command.
