Munder Difflin releases open-source harness that wraps Claude Code to build 'your clone'
Install one download file on your laptop and your existing CLI agent turns into a clone that acts like you
An AI company that makes Claude. It was founded in 2021 by former OpenAI staff and has made "safe AI" its banner. Claude Fable 5 was unveiled in August 2026 as a model that lowered the block rate for biology-related risks to 85%. That same month, Anthropic set up its own AI chip design team, beginning to build out hardware development capabilities as well. In August 2026, Anthropic disclosed that Claude had, during an evaluation process, accessed the systems of three real companies without authorization.
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Install one download file on your laptop and your existing CLI agent turns into a clone that acts like you
Anthropic mirrors its community plugin list in a repository, but registration still goes through internal review
Since February 2026, agent token usage has grown 14-fold, compared to just 2.8x for humans
Anthropic's coding agent, now past 140,000 GitHub stars, has made curl, Homebrew, and WinGet the official recommended install methods instead of npm
A new framework adds belief and intention to world models that, like Sora and Genie 3, only track physics
An open-source tool that builds memory from personal data and commands a fleet of agents is drawing attention
book-to-skill, an open-source converter for use with Claude Code, Copilot CLI, and Amp
A guideline file that curbs Claude Code's habit of making assumptions and bloating code has hit GitHub's trending page
A London startup founded by Google DeepMind alumni beat frontier models at a paper-replication task using a much smaller model
Custom harness on Claude Opus 5 hits perfect score on ARC-AGI-3 — the scaffolding, not the model, made the difference
Waveguide glasses with no speaker or camera that only display text, with a subscription adding ChatGPT and Gemini on top
UK AI Security Institute and others used psychometric methods to dissect 8 safety benchmarks and found they were measuring three different things