Posts tagged 'Claude'.
Claude Code has added /ultrareview as a public research preview. Dozens of bug-hunting agents analyze your code in parallel from the cloud. The era of solo code review is coming to an end.
Anthropic launched Claude Security into Enterprise public beta on April 30, 2026. Powered by Opus 4.7, the AI reasons through codebases like a human security researcher to detect vulnerabilities and suggest patches. We break down how it differs from traditional static analysis tools β and what it means for edtech and startups.
Anthropic added webhooks to Claude Managed Agents. Long-running AI agents now proactively notify your app on key state changes β idle waiting for approval, outcome evaluation complete, errors. With HMAC signing, replay protection, and SDK helpers in 7 languages, this is the practical guide for developers running AI agents in production.
On May 11, 2026, Anthropic shipped Claude Code v2.1.139. The two headline features are Agent View and the /goal command. Agent View is a dashboard that surfaces all your sessions in one list. /goal lets you declare a completion condition and Claude keeps iterating until it meets it. AI coding tools are crossing from "does what I say" to "reaches what I want."
On May 6, 2026, Anthropic added three major capabilities to Claude Managed Agents: Dreaming (self-improving agents that review past sessions), Outcomes (rubric-based grading by a separate evaluator model), and Multi-Agent Orchestration (a lead agent that delegates tasks to specialist sub-agents). AI is evolving from assistant to self-improving teammate.