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Anthropic has introduced significant enhancements to Claude, including the release of Claude Opus 4.5, which improves coding efficiency and multi-step reasoning while offering new controls for users. Additionally, Claude Code now features episodic memory capabilities through an open-source plugin, enabling persistent conversation recall. However, concerns have been raised regarding the security implications of running Claude in YOLO mode, prompting recommendations for isolated execution to mitigate risks.
Claude Opus 4.5 boosts coding, agentic workflows and long tasks with up to 65% token savings, stronger multi-step reasoning, and new controls like an effort parameter and context compaction. Available via API and apps.
Open-source Superpowers plugin archives Claude Code conversations into a vectorized SQLite store for semantic, cross-session recall. Install via the Superpowers marketplace to give Claude persistent, searchable memory.
Simon Willison warns Claude's YOLO mode can speed coding but enables a 'lethal trifecta'—private access, untrusted content, and outgoing communication—risking secret exfiltration. His remedy: run agents in isolated re...
aitmpl.com launched a new Skills section to add plug-and-play capabilities to Claude Code, including Mcp Builder, Webapp Testing, and Email Composer. It makes integrating modular agent expertise into workflows fast an...
Claude Code on the web lets Pro/Max users run isolated, parallel cloud coding sessions from the browser, link repos, and auto-create PRs. Sandboxed sessions and a secure Git proxy protect code and limit network access.
Superpowers 2.0 moves skills into a standalone git repo for easier sharing and customization. The tool is already compatible with Claude Skills.
Anthropic’s Agent Skills let Claude load portable, composable folders with instructions, resources and executable code for domain-specific tasks. Works in Claude apps, Claude Code and the API; prefer trusted skills.
Claude Haiku 4.5 delivers near-frontier coding at over 2x speed and much lower cost, optimized for latency-sensitive chat, pair-programming, and multi-agent workflows. Available via Claude API, Bedrock and Vertex AI.
Anthropic's Claude Code plugins bundle slash commands, subagents, MCP servers and hooks into installable packages to standardize workflows and connect internal tools. Toggle plugins with /plugin in public beta.
Devin rebuilt on Claude Sonnet 4.5 runs twice as fast and scores 12% higher on Junior Developer Evals. New context-awareness, file-based notes, and parallel tool use required architectural changes in planning and stat...
Claude Sonnet 4.5 advances coding, agent workflows, reasoning and math with VS Code support, checkpoints, context tools, and in-app code execution. Available via the Claude API under ASL-3 at Sonnet 4 pricing.
Anthropic's Claude platform adds context editing and a file-based memory tool to extend agent context and persist knowledge across sessions. Combined, the features delivered up to 39% performance gains in internal tests.
Treat Claude as a framework—explicit roles, rules, and validation—so it behaves like a predictable coding teammate. This report presents eight key design decisions for workflows, tooling, and delivery.
Z.ai launches cheaper GLM Coding plans for Claude Code, cutting price to 1/7 and tripling usage. Lite ($3) and Pro ($15) tiers expand access to GLM-4.5 within Claude Code, with more integrations teased.
Anthropic is testing a browser-based Claude Code with GitHub integration and sandboxed execution. The web tool blends AI copilots with cloud IDE workflows by connecting repos and running tasks in isolated environments.
Apple’s Xcode 26 Beta 7 adds GPT-5 options for ChatGPT and integrates Claude Sonnet 4 via settings, with support for third‑party API keys and local models.
Developer Peter Steinberger outlines a lean AI coding setup centered on Ghostty, Claude Code, selective VS Code usage, and CLI-first tooling, with notes on planning, testing, and rate limits.
SuperClaude Framework is an open-source configuration layer for Claude Code, adding commands, agents, adaptive modes, and MCP integrations under a new /sc: namespace.
A detailed community analysis outlines how Claude Code favors a single-loop architecture, small-model heavy lifting, and explicit prompts and tools over multi-agent or RAG complexity.
Anthropic introduced automated security reviews in Claude Code via a terminal command and a GitHub Action to surface vulnerabilities and suggest fixes within existing workflows.
Anthropic is introducing a 1 million-token context window for Claude Sonnet 4, in public beta on its API and Amazon Bedrock, with revised pricing for prompts beyond 200K tokens.
Anthropic has introduced support for remote MCP servers in Claude Code, enabling developers to connect their preferred tools and data sources for a more personalized coding experience, all without the complexities of managing local servers.
Learn how to integrate Claude Code 4 with Cursor in this step-by-step tutorial. This new feature from Anthropic brings full Claude Code support to the Cursor AI IDE, giving you new features, like inline diff views and real-time code context, all within your favorite IDE. I’ll walk you through the setup process for Cursor and explain key features that make this integration of the best AI coding agent upgrades yet.