Anthropic has released the Memory feature for Claude Managed Agents, now accessible in public beta. This allows developers and enterprise teams to have agents remember and use information from prior sessions, making it possible for agents to accumulate knowledge over time without requiring manual prompt updates. Memory is designed as a filesystem-based layer, meaning data is stored as files that can be exported, managed through APIs, and scoped with permissions for various organizational needs.
The release is aimed at developers, enterprise customers, and technical teams using Claude Managed Agents. The feature is available immediately in public beta to all users of Managed Agents, with access through the Claude Console and programmatic interfaces. It supports a range of platforms by integrating with the existing Claude agent infrastructure.
Memory on Claude Managed Agents is now in public beta on the Claude Platform, letting agents learn and improve across different sessions. pic.twitter.com/6DhcXKhrT9
— ClaudeDevs (@ClaudeDevs) April 23, 2026
Anthropic’s approach with this release centers on transparency and control. All memory changes are logged, with audit trails for each session and agent, giving organizations granular control to roll back, redact, or manage data. This sets it apart from earlier versions and competitive offerings that may not provide the same level of programmatic control and auditability. Early adopters such as Netflix, Rakuten, Wisedocs, and Ando are already leveraging memory to streamline workflows, reduce errors, and accelerate processes. Industry observers note that the ability for agents to build memory over time could shift how companies automate complex workflows and manage organizational knowledge.
Anthropic, the developer of Claude, is recognized for focusing on enterprise-grade AI tools that prioritize safety, transparency, and developer control. This release aligns with their strategy of offering advanced agent capabilities for businesses seeking robust, auditable AI solutions.
