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8080Members can still turn off, in their own app, any item you leave on. The app remembers each member's choice, so it applies again if you turn an item off and later back on. Turning a Featured skill off doesn't stop a member from writing a skill of their own; whether members can add their own skills is governed by [Custom skills](#custom-skills).
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82When you turn Claude Science on, the [**Turn on Claude Science** dialog](/docs/claude-science/enable-claude-science#turn-on-claude-science) notes: "By continuing, you authorize your team to let Claude use the optional enabled resources on their behalf. These resources and content they reach may be subject to third-party terms (viewable in Settings), and your users are solely responsible for compliance."
82When you turn Claude Science on, the [**Turn on Claude Science** dialog](/docs/claude-science/enable-claude-science#turn-on-claude-science) notes: "By continuing, you represent that your team has the necessary rights to access these resources and you authorize Claude to do so on their behalf. You can review terms in Settings."
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8484### Connectors you add in claude.ai
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3232Four Directory connectors are available from the [connector directory](https://claude.com/connectors) and are accessible in Claude Science and other Claude products: **PubMed**, **Clinical Trials**, **ChEMBL**, and **bioRxiv**. On Team and Enterprise plans, directory connectors appear only once they're added for your organization.
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34By choosing to enable connectors, you authorize Claude to use the optional enabled resources on your behalf and confirm you have the necessary rights and licenses. These resources and content they reach may be subject to third-party terms (viewable in Settings), and you are solely responsible for compliance. On Team and Enterprise plans, an admin in your organization gives this authorization for the team when turning Claude Science on and choosing which connectors members can use, and you remain responsible for complying with those terms.
34By choosing to enable connectors, you represent that you have the necessary rights to access these resources and you authorize Claude to do so on your behalf. You can review their terms in Settings. On Team and Enterprise plans, an admin in your organization gives this authorization for the team when turning Claude Science on and choosing which connectors members can use, and you remain responsible for complying with those terms.
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3636## Using connectors
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4242The **PubMed**, **Clinical Trials**, **ChEMBL**, and **bioRxiv** rows and the directory list are read-only if your organization has HIPAA compliance enabled or your role can't add connectors for the organization; add those connectors from **Organization settings** > **Connectors** after enabling. The switches for the local connectors still work, and in an organization with HIPAA compliance enabled they start off so you can turn on the ones you have reviewed.
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44By continuing, you authorize your team to let Claude use the optional enabled resources on their behalf. These resources and content they reach may be subject to third-party terms (viewable in Settings), and your users are solely responsible for compliance.
44By continuing, you represent that your team has the necessary rights to access these resources and you authorize Claude to do so on their behalf. You can review terms in Settings.
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4646## Who gets access after you enable
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370370**The 1M context window entry does not appear in the picker.** `supports1m` takes effect only when the entry's `name` matches the model ID the picker uses. Setting it on a bare alias (for example `sonnet`) while discovery returns full model IDs produces no match. Set `supports1m` on an entry whose `name` is the exact ID your gateway's `/v1/models` endpoint returns. With `prefer1m` or `modelPrefer1mContext` set, a model whose `name` matches has one entry and no **1M context window** label.
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372**`Your context window is full` in a Code session, or `This conversation is too long to continue. Start a new session, or remove some tools to free up space.` in a Cowork session.** The app shows these when Claude Code reports `Prompt is too long · automatic compaction failed: …`, meaning a session tried to compact the conversation and the summary request failed. Despite that wording, the conversation isn't lost. After you fix the cause, the user's next message in the same session retries compaction. The error the summary request returned is in the gateway's logs as the response to the session's last `POST /v1/messages` request before the failure. Match it to a cause as follows.
372**`Your context window is full` in a Code session, or `Couldn’t compact this conversation to free up space. Try again, or start a new session.` in a Cowork session.** The app shows these when Claude Code reports `Prompt is too long · automatic compaction failed: …`, meaning a session tried to compact the conversation and the summary request failed. On Claude Desktop versions earlier than 2.37337, a Cowork session shows `This conversation is too long to continue. Start a new session, or remove some tools to free up space.` for the same failure. The conversation isn't lost. After you fix the cause, the user's next message in the same session retries compaction. The error the summary request returned is in the gateway's logs as the response to the session's last `POST /v1/messages` request before the failure. Match it to a cause as follows.
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374374* **A timeout, `504`, or `524`**: a proxy or load balancer on the route closed the summary response before it finished. See the streaming requirement in [Context window and compaction](#context-window-and-compaction).
375375* **`401`, `402`, or `403`**: the gateway credential expired, or the gateway's quota for the user is spent. Have the user sign in again or issue a new key, or raise the quota.
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