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33> Release notes for Claude Science, including new features, improvements, and bug fixes by version.
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5<Update label="0.1.41" description="August 27, 2026">
6 * Messages now show when they were sent: hover one of your messages to see the time, and Claude's replies show it next to their copy and feedback buttons
7 * Reviewer findings now appear as cards directly under the message they refer to, instead of a single summary card; click a card to open the reviewer's reasoning
8 * When a connector's sign-in expires mid-session, Claude now tells you which connector to reconnect, and Settings > Connectors shows "Sign-in expired" with a Reconnect button
9 * Choosing a model whose safeguards block most life sciences research now shows a short warning first, with a one-click switch to an alternative model
10 * Sessions on Claude Opus 5 now stay focused on what you asked for, with fewer unrequested analyses, figures, and sub-agents
11 * On macOS behind a TLS-inspecting proxy (such as Zscaler or Netskope), Python, pip, curl, and git inside a session now trust the same corporate root certificate that environment builds already use
12 * Tab-separated (.tsv) files open as tables, and the 3D structure viewer follows dark mode and opens small-molecule files (SDF, MOL2, XYZ, and similar) in stick view
13 * First-time setup now includes a memory step, with memory on unless you switch it off there; existing installs keep their current setting (change it anytime under Settings > Memory)
14 * Security hardening across the analysis sandbox and credential handling on macOS and Linux
15 * Lots of other miscellaneous improvements and fixes
16</Update>
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518<Update label="0.1.27" description="August 7, 2026">
619 * On macOS, installs that showed an environment setup error in their first session now repair themselves automatically after updating; the Featured connectors become available once the repair finishes, which can take a few minutes
720 * Star a session from its menu to keep it in a Starred section at the top of your project's session list
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3232| Code execution | Not available | This setting controls Chat's hosted code sandbox only. Claude Science runs code locally regardless of this setting; that's core to the product. |
3333| Code execution network allowlist | Not available | This setting controls Chat's hosted code sandbox only and is not yet available for Claude Science in Organization settings. Claude Science's local sandbox keeps its own allowlist, which members manage in the app and administrators can extend per device with the sandbox network keys in the [configuration file reference](/docs/claude-science/configuration-file-reference). |
3434| Location metadata | Not applicable | The app doesn't derive, store, or send any geolocation data. |
35| Memory | Not applicable | The claude.ai Memory setting doesn't control memory in Claude Science. The app keeps its own memory locally on the member's device, and it's off by default. |
35| Memory | Not applicable | The claude.ai Memory setting doesn't control memory in Claude Science. The app keeps its own memory locally on the member's device. |
3636| Projects | Not applicable | No Projects integration; the app uses local workspaces instead. |
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3838## Connectors
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4747## Memory
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49Memory lets Claude save short facts about you, your projects, and your files across sessions. Memory is off by default. Turn it on in Settings > Memory.
49Memory lets Claude save short facts about you, your projects, and your files across sessions. You choose whether memory is on during first-time setup, and you can change it anytime in Settings > Memory.
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5151Saved facts are stored in the app's local database on your computer; they aren't synced to Anthropic. The Memory settings page lists every saved fact. You can edit, delete, add, or clear facts there. A per-session toggle in the session settings menu turns memory off for that session only.
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3333When the app opens in your browser, sign in with your Claude account. If the OAuth redirect can't return to the app (for example, through an SSH tunnel), use the Paste a code option on the sign-in screen instead. No API key is required.
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35After sign-in, a setup wizard walks you through enabling connectors and skills and setting which websites Claude can access. You can change these at any time in Settings.
35After sign-in, a setup wizard walks you through enabling connectors and skills, setting which websites Claude can access, and choosing whether memory is on. You can change these at any time in Settings.
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3737<Note>
3838 Claude Science keeps all of its data in a single folder (`~/.claude-science`) in your home directory; on Linux, the `claude-science` command itself installs to `~/.local/bin`. It doesn't modify your existing conda installation, R libraries, or shell configuration.
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1818## How Claude responds to findings
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20If the reviewer finds something, a **Reviewer · N findings** card appears in the conversation. Each finding shows the claim, the evidence, and a link into the transcript. Claude reads the findings and addresses them in its next message, either by correcting the work or by explaining why the finding doesn't apply. You can open the reviewer's full reasoning from the card.
20If the reviewer finds something, each finding appears as a card directly under the message it refers to, showing what the reviewer found and the finding's status. A message with more than three findings shows the first three and a **Show all** control. Click a card to open the reviewer's full reasoning. Claude reads the findings and addresses them in its next message, either by correcting the work or by explaining why the finding doesn't apply.
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2222## Adding your own review criteria
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