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at the end of the day, it is all xor gates and it is so simple and so elegant
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@felixrieseberg Dispatch is what makes this an employee, not a copilot - you kick off from your phone and come back to it done.
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Today, we’re releasing a feature that allows Claude to control your computer: Mouse, keyboard, and screen, giving it the ability to use any app.
I believe this is especially useful if used with Dispatch, which allows you to remotely control Claude on your computer while you’re away.
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best coding models right now
sync work, shorter iterations, 1-5 agents in parallel:
- plan: composer 2
- work: composer 2
when you're in control, you simply only need composer 2.
async work, longer iterations, deep work:
- work: gpt 5.4
for async, you still want maximum intelligence as speed is less important with a model that can run for a really really long time
ui & taste
- opus 4.6 is still really strong here
- composer 2 is a fast follow, but not as strong (yet)
this space moves fast, so it will probably change soon!
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Become a Claude Certified Architect
Here is the complete resource list in one place:
Link to join: anthropic.skilljar.com/claude-certifi…
Training courses: anthropic.skilljar.com (13 free courses)
Cookbook: github.com/anthropics/ant…
Exam Guide: share.google/0eqIbebzRMUt8K…
Practice questions: claudecertifications.com (free)
MCP documentation: modelcontextprotocol.io (free)
API documentation: docs.anthropic.com (free)
Partner Network: anthropic.com/partners (free to join)
Personal Playbook someone created after the exam: drive.google.com/file/d/1luC0rn…
ZARA@HeyZaraKhan
🚨BREAKING: Anthropic just open-sourced a powerful new framework for building AI agents and made it publicly available in a GitHub directory. It’s called “Skills” and it redefines how we work with Claude. Instead of repeating prompts, developers can now create reusable “skills” that package instructions, workflows, and logic into a single unit. A Skill = a structured capability an AI can reliably execute. For example: • Analyze datasets and generate reports • Create structured documents • Automate multi-step workflows • Execute internal business processes Each skill is: • Modular, reusable across projects • Versioned, continuously improvable • Dynamically loaded, used only when needed This solves key problems in today’s AI systems: → Repetitive prompting → Inconsistent outputs → Limited scalability The bigger shift: From: “Prompt engineering” To: “Programmable, reusable AI systems” This is a foundational step toward more reliable, production-ready AI agents. If you're building with AI, this is worth your attention.
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@naval The App Store was never about apps. It was a distribution tax. Once AI makes custom apps trivial to build, the 30% has no justification left.
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@typescript Dropping `moduleResolution: node` and `target: ES5` is the real story. Long overdue, and every project still running them should feel mildly embarrassed.
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TypeScript 6.0 is now available!
This release brings better type-checking for methods, new standard library features, new module features for Node.js, and more!
But most important, this release brings us one step closer to the upcoming native-speed 7.0!
devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/ann…
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@pcshipp CLAUDE.md is context you stop re-explaining every session. Fewer tokens on setup, more on the actual work.
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@damianplayer @tbpn @mcuban SMB owners pay $50K for consultants on problems Claude solves in a week. Charge $5K to build the workflow.
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this is nuts!
Mark Cuban just said something every young person should hear.
AI agents are GOING to run through every small and mid-size business in the country.
not a single one of those owners will know how to build them.
his advice is to learn claude. learn agentic workflows. just learn AI and how it works.
then go to these businesses and help them because they won’t know how to do any of this shit.
they have money to spend. they have deep problems.
they don’t have you!
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@claudeai Clicking buttons is low stakes. Reading your calendar and drafting emails without you watching is not.
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@cursor_ai Agents are blocked on I/O, not inference. Fast grep matters more right now than a better model.
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@naval Middleware got excellent right before microservices ate it. ORMs matured as GraphQL made queries irrelevant. The peak of craft in any layer comes when the layer above it is forming. You're watching the same movie.
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@RohOnChain Investors dropped the headcount question. They want agent count now. One founder plus 12 agents can hit $80K MRR with a burn rate that makes seed investors salivate. Most founders haven't modeled what this does to their cap table.
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I don’t usually share AI stuff because most of it is slop, but this is the most insane thing I’ve read today.
People are already building companies with AI agents and raising capital, bookmark this or you’ll watch others make money from something you ignored.
Nick Spisak@NickSpisak_
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@damianplayer $25K/mo is the floor. A 60-year-old VP who learns Claude in two days goes back and buys 10 seats for her team. The workshop is lead gen. Money is in the monthly retainer.
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local in-person AI classes for corporate boomers.
think Claude 101.
easily a $ 25K/mo opportunity.
rent a presentation room. run meta ads targeting 35-60 year olds. charge $500-$1000 for a 2-day hands-on workshop.
teach vibecoding, Claude, ChatGPT, prompting and agents.
the demand is insane.
these people see AI everywhere but have zero clue how to use it.
they want face-to-face guidance, not online courses.
run the same curriculum weekly. refine based on questions. multiple up-sell or down-sell opportunities. scale to multiple cities once you nail the format.
you’re hitting a market everyone else ignores. corporate boomers with cash who prefer learning in person. they are also being told to learn these tools daily..
no chance this doesn’t work if you execute.
go out and nail this.
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@felixrieseberg Dispatch is the sleeper feature here. You leave Claude running on your work machine, open your phone from a coffee shop, steer it mid-task. Async delegation with persistent AI context on your own hardware.
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The moment engineers pick infrastructure by jurisdiction rather than features, geopolitics has become a product attribute. That cost is now baked in. It compounds.
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@hanouticelina Qwen 3.5 tool calling got good enough that the API round trip costs more in latency than the quality gain. Running local keeps your codebase out of anyone's training pipeline. Hit that realization and cloud-only feels like a tax you're paying for no reason.
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If you like Claude Code or Codex, you should seriously consider running Agents locally as well! The latest small models (like Qwen 3.5) made this a real before/after moment - and the gap keeps closing. Local coding agents are faster, with more reliable tool calling capabilities, still private, and cost $0 in API bills.
We made it super easy for you to run a local agent with the 𝚊𝚐𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚜 Hugging Face CLI extension - a one-liner that uses 𝚕𝚕𝚖𝚏𝚒𝚝 to detect your hardware and pick the best model and quant, spins up a 𝚕𝚕𝚊𝚖𝚊.𝚌𝚙𝚙 server, and launches Pi (the agent behind OpenClaw 🦞).
One command to find what runs on your hardware and go straight to a working local coding agent!
You should give it a try! 👇
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Knowing leetcode patterns was never the skill. It was a proxy for skill. Now the proxy is free, what actually matters is how well you understand the domain your software lives in.
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state management is the real wall. login redirects mid-task, unexpected modals, session resets between steps. browser automation has existed for years but 90% of real workflows die on auth flows. the failure recovery demo is what I need to see before putting this on anything that matters.
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Frontend libraries I refuse to code without in 2026:
🔶 zod – validation
🔶 react-hook-form – forms
🔶 tRPC + react-query – data sync
🔶 shadcn – UI
🔶 motion – animations
🔶 date-fns – date utils
🔶 zustand – state management
🔶 nuqs – search params
🔶 recharts – charts
🔶 ai – AI toolkit
🔶 react-table – tables (still underrated)
Your turn…
Which libraries are MUST-HAVE in your stack?
Drop your top 3 below.
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