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1111## Your own channel versus a DM
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13A DM is the other place to work alone with Claude, and the two surfaces run on different accounts. A DM session runs with your own claude.ai connectors, the work is attributed to you (pull requests excepted; the Claude GitHub App authors those), and usage bills to your seat. What Claude does there sits outside channel and workspace memory.
13A one-to-one DM is the other place to work alone with Claude, and the two surfaces run on different accounts. A DM session runs with your own claude.ai connectors, the work is attributed to you (pull requests excepted; the Claude GitHub App authors those), and usage bills to your seat. What Claude does there sits outside channel and workspace memory.
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1515Your own channel runs with the connections an admin set for it, usage bills to the organization, and what Claude learns there accumulates as [channel memory](/docs/claude-tag/users/memory) that later threads build on. [Routines](/docs/claude-tag/users/proactivity) can post there on a schedule. When scratch work turns into a team task, the thread is ready to [hand to a teammate](#hand-a-thread-to-a-teammate).
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