James Gray

@amorriscode I would love the ability to view my files in the left nav!

if you like claude code desktop today, you're going to be pretty happy in the next few weeks. things are starting to feel really good. thanks for your patience while we iterate on this one. happy sunday. 🫡

8/ The framework isn't a ladder. It's a toolkit. Full deep-dive with practical exercises for all 10 blocks: graymatter.jamesgray.ai/p/the-10-build… Which layer is your team spending the most time in — Intelligence, Orchestration, or Integration?

7/ Where to start based on where you are: → One-off tasks? Improve your context quality → Repeating prompts? Convert them into Skills → Multi-step workflows? Add Agents (start semi-autonomous) → Copying data between AI and tools? You're ready for MCP

1/ The #1 thing separating teams who ship AI workflows from teams stuck in pilot mode? It's not better tools. It's not bigger budgets. It's a shared vocabulary. Here are the 10 building blocks every AI team needs to know: 🧵

@trq212 What is the best approach for managing a standard dev workflow you want in all of your Claude md files for different projects? Right now I copy paste into each Claude.MD but I assume there is a better way.

You can now think of Claude.MD as your instructions to Claude and Memory.MD as Claude's memory scratchpad it updates. If you ask Claude to remember something it will write it there.

We've rolled out a new auto-memory feature. Claude now remembers what it learns across sessions — your project context, debugging patterns, preferred approaches — and recalls it later without you having to write anything down.

@amorriscode I have 50+ skills, so many are in .claude/skills. To use these in Cowork, do you recommend packaging them into a plugin so Cowork has access?

I'm finding fewer and fewer reasons to leave the desktop app. With today's release Claude can: - Run your dev server and get context from the React/DOM tree - Monitor your PRs and autonomously fix issues - Get a second opinion on your changes Happy Friday, just getting started.

@amorriscode Cool, I did not realize I could run subagents in desktop

@JamesGrayAI The CLI, IDE, and desktop app are all powered by the same harness so you should use whichever one feels intuitive to you.

Cowork is now available on Windows. We’re bringing full feature parity with MacOS: file access, multi-step task execution, plugins, and MCP connectors.

Claude Code Desktop now supports --dangerously-skip-permissions! This skips all permission prompts so Claude can operate fully autonomously. Great for workflows in a trusted environment where you want no interruptions, no approval prompts, just uninterrupted work. But as the name suggests... use it with caution! 🙏

Your work tools are now interactive in Claude. Draft Slack messages, visualize ideas as Figma diagrams, or build and see Asana timelines.

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@bcherny I love the speed and quality of your products, and how the company engages with us. Max 20x powers my productivity and creations 🚀

Glad to see Claude Code starting to break through. It’s been a year of very hard work, and we’re just getting started. wsj.com/tech/ai/anthro…

Introducing Cowork: Claude Code for the rest of your work. Cowork lets you complete non-technical tasks much like how developers use Claude Code.

Stop building random @claudeai agent skills. Learn the decomposition framework that makes them actually useful. Free 30-min session Friday—you'll build a working skill live. maven.com/p/f199f6/desig…