Claude Auto Mode (3 minute read)
Anthropic released Auto Mode in research preview, enabling Claude to autonomously execute actions with built-in safeguards that filter risky behavior and prompt injection.
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Harness design for long-running application development (24 minute read)
Anthropic's Prithvi Rajasekaran developed a multi-agent architecture to improve AI-driven frontend design and full-stack application coding, addressing issues of coherence and self-evaluation. Inspired by GANs, this approach uses planner, generator, and evaluator agents to produce complex, high-quality outputs by decomposing tasks and utilizing structured handoffs. Despite improvements, challenges remain in context management and evaluator tuning, highlighting the ongoing need for adapting harness designs as AI models advance.
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App Store | Age of Agent (6 minute read)
The App Store was a centralized answer to the distribution problem of a new computing platform. The agent era will need a new solution as agents need APIs, not app stores. Apple gained its revenue by forcing every in-app transaction through its payment system. The agent era lacks Apple's lock-in mechanics, so if one platform tries to charge high payment fees, users will just switch to a competitor. This suggests the payment layer will be competitive and low-margin rather than monopolistic.
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Claude 2026: Everything Shipped & How to Use It (15 minute read)
As of March, Claude 4.6 features a 1M token context window and four distinct modes: Chat, Cowork, Code, and Projects. The Cowork suite automates workflows via Scheduled Tasks and Connectors, while the Code environment utilizes CLAUDE.md hierarchy, MCP protocols, and Agent Teams for autonomous development. Key upgrades include Computer Use research previews and deterministic Hooks for programmable guardrails.
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Ray Data LLM enables 2x throughput over vLLM's synchronous LLM engine at production-scale (12 minute read)
Many of the modern workloads that LLMs are increasingly utilized for prioritize throughput over per-request latency, which many LLM systems and deployments optimize for today. Ray Data LLM is a library built for large-scale batch inference for LLMs. It provides scalable execution, high throughput, and fault tolerance. It has a highly optimized architecture for running LLM batch inference. Users can achieve 2x throughput with Ray Data LLM over vLLM's synchronous LLM engine while benefiting from production-scale resiliency.
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Introducing Ossature: Spec-Driven Code Generation (11 minute read)
Ossature is an open-source harness for spec-driven code generation. Developers write specifications describing what their software should do, and Ossature validates them, has an LLM audit them for ambiguities and gaps, produces an editable plan, and then generates code one task at a time. Each task only gets the context it needs. Ossature has verification built into the build loop. If verification fails, a fixer agent gets the error output and tries to repair the code.
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US Government's Ban on Anthropic Looks Like Punishment, Judge Says (6 minute read)
US District Judge Rita F. Lin of the Northern District of California said during a court hearing that the US government appeared to be punishing Anthropic by banning the company. The hearing is part of Anthropic's efforts to ease the government ban on the use of the company's AI models. Lin has yet to rule on the matter but expressed serious doubts about the Trump administration's actions in her opening remarks. The government's action has already cost Anthropic hundreds of millions of dollars in canceled contracts and aborted customer agreements.
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EVA (15 minute read)
EVA is a framework for evaluating voice agents that evaluates complete, multi-turn spoken conversations using a realistic bot-to-bot architecture.
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