Question 1

What are Interactive Claude apps?

Accepted Answer

Interactive Claude apps are embedded interfaces that let Claude display and interact with third-party tools directly inside the chat, instead of returning text-only responses.

Question 2

How are Interactive Claude apps different from regular Claude chat?

Accepted Answer

Regular Claude chat generates text answers. Interactive Claude apps can open live tool interfaces, such as dashboards, boards, or editors, within the conversation.

Question 3

Which tools are supported by Interactive Claude apps?

Accepted Answer

Supported tools include Asana, Canva, Slack, Figma, FigJam, Monday.com, Hex, Amplitude, Box, and Clay, with additional integrations planned.

Question 4

How do Interactive Claude apps work?

Accepted Answer

Interactive Claude apps are powered by the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which allows Claude to connect to tools and render interactive interfaces securely inside the chat.

Question 5

Are Interactive Claude apps available on the free version of Claude?

Accepted Answer

No. Interactive Claude apps are currently available only on paid Claude plans, including Pro, Team, and Enterprise tiers.

Question 6

Can Claude take actions in connected apps automatically?

Accepted Answer

No. Claude can suggest actions, but users must explicitly confirm before messages are sent, tasks are created, or files are modified.

Question 7

Does Claude have access to all my data in connected apps?

Accepted Answer

Claude can only access data permitted during authentication and within the permissions you grant for the connected app.

Question 8

Can developers build their own Interactive Claude apps?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Developers can build custom integrations by creating an MCP server that allows Claude to interact with internal or proprietary tools.

What Are Interactive Claude Apps and Why Do They Matter?

What Are Interactive Claude Apps and Why Do They Matter?

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