28 results for “Claude Code”
Unity published plugins for Claude Code, Codex, and Grok that add 31 Unity-specific skills for game-engine tasks. The move targets the stale tutorials that make general AI agents generate outdated Unity code.
Anthropic launched a redesigned Projects beta in Claude Code that replaces folder-style workspaces with a coordinator agent managing parallel cloud threads.
Anthropic released an early preview of the /design command in Claude Code, letting developers generate editable UI artboards in the terminal before writing code. The feature brings Claude Design's artboard workflow into the coding session, cutting the context switch between design and implementation.
Anthropic's 50% weekly usage limit boost for Claude Code ended on August 19, 2026 for Pro, Max, Team, and legacy seat-based Enterprise plans. Five-hour limits were unchanged.
Anthropic is making auto mode the default permission setting in Claude Code for Pro, Max, and Team subscribers starting August 14. The shift reflects a practical acknowledgment that approval fatigue undermines the security model manual.
The era of vibe coding — where developers describe software in plain language and AI agents handle implementation — has moved from experiment. The consolidation around $20–25/month pricing tiers signals a maturing market where.
OpenAI released a field report that tracks eight scientific computing projects where coding agents reduced runtime and engineering overhead. The projects span genomics, immunology, statistics, and RNA sequencing.
Related angle: why coding/agentic execution became the urgency gap around Kavukcuoglu’s SVP mandate — confirmed vs report-based “Code Strike” claims.
Z.ai released GLM-5.2, a 753B open-weight model with MIT licensing that matches Anthropic's Opus 4.8 on agentic benchmarks at roughly one-fifth the token cost. The 1M-context model is already running in Cursor and Claude Code, shifting enterprise leverage toward self-hosted inference.
OpenAI open-sourced the Codex harness under Apache-2.0, exposing the agent loop that powers its coding tools so developers can embed it in dashboards, CRMs, and internal apps. The release includes a CLI, SDK, and JSON-RPC app-server with built-in approval flows and MCP tool support.
MiniMax open-sourced Code CLI v0.4.12 on GitHub under an MIT license, with a vendor-reported 76.7% FrontierHarness success rate. The release lets enterprises audit the permission logic AI agents use in production.
Anthropic launched the Life Sciences Verification Program, giving verified biology teams access to Mythos, Opus, and Sonnet models with relaxed safeguards.