Share Cowork sessions as URLs your team can read

Run /lore:share inside any Cowork session and Lore turns the thread (prompts, tool calls, diffs) into a shareable URL. Free workspace plan.

What this integration does

Lore turns any Cowork session into a URL your team can open in a browser. Cowork is Claude's desktop app, so sharing runs through the Lore plugin: say "share this session" (or run /lore:share) and you get a link to the full conversation, rendered the way it played out.

There is no application to wire up and no API key to configure. If you can install a Cowork plugin, you can share a session.

How it works

Cowork shares through the Lore plugin, installed once from Cowork's marketplace:

In Cowork, open Customize, click the +, then choose Create (not Browse).
Click Add marketplace, enter tanagram/lore-plugin, and click Sync.
Under the Personal tab, open the Tanagram marketplace and install the Lore plugin.
In any session, say "share this session" or run /lore:share. The plugin posts the thread to Lore and returns a lore.tanagram.ai/session/... URL.

Prefer automatic capture? Install the Tanagram CLI (npm install -g @tanagram/lore) and run lore once. It syncs your Cowork sessions in the background, browseable at lore.tanagram.ai/threads.

What gets exported

The same envelope as any Lore thread:

Every prompt and assistant turn, in order.
Every tool call the model made and its result.
Every diff applied during the session.
Skill invocations, with their input and output preserved.

What doesn't get exported:

Local files outside the session. Lore never reads your filesystem.
Messages you trim before publishing.
Anything in the session if you don't share it. The export is opt-in.

Visibility

Shared threads start private. You change visibility from the Lore web UI at any time:

Private, only you.
Workspace, visible to teammates with the same email domain.
Public, visible to anyone with the URL.

Deleting the URL removes the underlying thread.

When to share a Cowork session

Cowork is where a lot of exploratory, desktop-first work happens. Three patterns where the thread is worth more than the output:

Design and planning. A Cowork session that reasons through an approach before any code is written captures the "why" that a finished doc flattens out.
Onboarding. A curated Cowork thread is closer to pairing with the original author than any wiki page a teammate has time to write. New hires read how the team thinks, not just what it shipped.
Cross-team handoffs. When work moves from one team to another, the session shows the assumptions behind it. That context is the part that's hardest to reconstruct later.

Cowork runs the same Claude agent as Claude Code, so the same sharing patterns apply. For a longer treatment, see How to share a Claude Code session with your team.

Pricing

The Cowork integration is free. The Free tier covers thread uploads, public links (3-day TTL), and workspace membership. Permanent shared links come with Creator ($29/month). Workspace-wide sharing and the Review feature (beta) come with Team ($19 per seat / month, minimum 2 seats).

Existing Lore URLs keep working at your current tier until the period ends, even after a cancellation.