The week Anthropic stopped prompting Claude
No new model. Five orchestration features. And a roomful of engineers raising their hands when asked who had shipped a pull request that week written entirely by AI.
No new model. Five orchestration features. And a roomful of engineers raising their hands when asked who had shipped a pull request that week written entirely by AI.
Claude Code isn’t just for your terminal. Plug it into your CI/CD pipeline and it reviews every PR, catches issues before merge, and enforces your team’s standards automatically.
A single AI agent loses context after a few hours. Three specialized agents — a planner, a generator, and an evaluator — hand off structured artifacts and keep going. Anthropic’s three-agent harness changes how autonomous coding works, and .NET developers should pay attention.
Claude Code can now control your screen — opening apps, clicking through UI, taking screenshots. No Playwright setup, no test harness. Just tell Claude what to check and watch it work. Here’s how Computer Use works and why it matters for .NET developers.
Claude Code can now run prompts on a schedule — from quick polling in a session to fully autonomous cloud tasks that run while your laptop is closed. Three scheduling options, one goal: automate the work you keep forgetting to do.