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What Is Claude Duet? Anthropic's AI Agent in Plain English
Claude Duet is Anthropic's proactive AI agent that sends a morning brief and does work tasks for you. See how it works, who it's for and how to get it.
Claude Duet, explained in plain English
Anthropic’s new AI agent sends you a morning brief, works in the background and asks before it acts. Here’s what it is, who can get it and what it costs.
Both open Anthropic’s official site. “Try Duet” works once your invite arrives. Who can get it?
- Made by
- Anthropic
- Status
- Research preview
- Who can get it
- US Pro & Max users
- Extra cost
- None during preview
- Runs on
- iPhone, Android, web
Access status
Who can get Duet right now
Claude Duet is open by waitlist to people in the US on a Claude Pro or Max plan. Invites go out in waves, with no set date.
- United States: requiredUS Claude accounts only for now
- Pro or Max plan: requiredIncluded at no extra cost during the preview
- Waitlist invite: requiredSent by email in gradual waves
- Team & Enterprise: coming laterAnthropic says these plans come later
- Free plan: not availableNot included
- Outside the US: not availableNo date announced
Runs on iPhone, Android, Web (claude.ai). Last checked against Anthropic’s help article.
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How to Get Claude Duet: Waitlist, App and Availability
How do you get Claude Duet? See who can join the waitlist, where it's available, how the app works, and when it may launch outside the US.
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Claude Duet Pricing: What It Costs and How Limits Work
How much does Claude Duet cost? See which plans include it, how it uses your Claude usage limits, and whether Pro or Max is the better pick.
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Claude Duet Opens as a Research Preview for US Pro and Max Users
Anthropic opened Claude Duet as a research preview on October 21, 2026, for US Pro and Max users by waitlist. Here's what changed and what it means.
Sources last checked October 27, 2026.