Anthropic adds security, creative and workplace tools to Claude Marketplace

Enterprise teams have more ways to spend an existing Anthropic commitment beyond Claude itself. Anthropic added security, development, creative and productivity offerings to Claude Marketplace on November 4, 2026. The catalog now has more than 25 partner agents and products, with eligible enterprise customers able to apply part of their committed spending toward purchases.

The purchasing arrangement lets customers use one commitment across Claude and listed partner software, whether they are buying a new tool or extending a platform they already use. It is not necessarily a new integration. Datadog, one of the listed partners, says its marketplace availability changes neither how its product works nor its technical connection to Claude. The change is in discovery, purchasing and invoicing.

From finding vulnerabilities to running agents

The security additions address different stages of protecting software and controlling Claude. Anthropic describes tools for testing running applications, reviewing code and governing what an AI system can access:

• Chainguard Harness builds applications from source in an isolated virtual environment, then probes the running app for exploitable flaws. Checkmarx One combines rules-based code analysis with AI reasoning to identify and prioritize vulnerabilities.
• Cyera Agent Guardian inventories Claude deployments and governs permissions before execution. Anthropic says it enforces policies on prompts, files and tool calls, with adversarial testing to check those controls.
• Rubrik Code Guardian reviews secure copies of code repositories for multi-step attack paths and turns confirmed critical issues into tracked tickets. Tanium Cloud focuses on devices, including vulnerabilities, configuration problems and missing patches.

For engineering teams, Datadog Agent Observability monitors, traces and evaluates agents and AI applications built on Claude. Datadog says it is designed to surface failures and declining output quality before they reach users. Netlify Enterprise addresses deployment: Anthropic lists a global edge network, preview URLs for each change, single sign-on, role-based access and audit logs. Its role is to take applications, sites and agents built with Claude from prototypes into production.

Creative production and workplace context

The creative and marketing group includes AirOps, Runway and Webflow. Anthropic describes AirOps as a platform for AI-search strategy, content and multichannel work, while Webflow supplies website building and management with governance controls. Runway Creative brings video, image, audio and editing models into one workspace. Runway says Claude powers the reasoning behind its agent, which turns a brief into a plan, chooses models for individual shots and assembles the finished piece.

Workplace offerings draw on information already held in business systems. Asana AI Teammates use the Asana Work Graph, with an identity, limited permissions and an audit trail for each agent. Anthropic says decisions requiring judgment go to the owner. Glean connects company knowledge and workflows across applications, while monday agents use project owners and deadlines as context. Zoom Agentic Search answers questions inside Claude using meeting summaries, conversations, documents and connected sources; Anthropic says results respect permissions without requiring raw-transcript analysis.

The purchase still has partner-specific terms

Customers can browse listings and request a purchase. Datadog’s process starts with a sales form or the Anthropic account team, but the contract and product relationship remain directly with Datadog. Its listing is currently available to customers with US-based entities. Anthropic’s announcement does not specify what share of a commitment eligible customers can redirect toward partner products.