Claude Code

Anthropic silently removed Claude Code from the $20 Pro plan. The developer community's reaction was swift and unforgiving.

Security researchers found a critical vulnerability in Anthropic's Model Context Protocol. 200,000 servers affected, 150 million downloads compromised. Anthropic calls the behavior 'expected'.

OpenAI just shipped a massive Codex update — the desktop app can now control other programs, generate images, and has a built-in browser. A direct shot at Claude Code.

Instead of up to $200 flat per user, enterprises now pay by compute consumption. For some, costs could triple.

Anthropic launched automated routines for Claude Code alongside a redesigned desktop app. Scheduled tasks, API triggers, and an integrated terminal turn the coding agent into a round-the-clock teammate.

At the HumanX AI conference in San Francisco, only one name was on everyone's lips: Claude. Here's why Anthropic is capturing the industry's momentum.

Anthropic has made Cowork generally available for all paid subscribers and shipped enterprise features: role-based access controls, group spend limits, and a usage analytics dashboard.

Anthropic ships Ultraplan as a research preview in Claude Code — planning sessions now run on Opus 4.6 in the cloud while your local terminal stays free.

If you configured 'never run rm' in Claude Code, you were protected – unless the command sat behind 50 others. Anthropic shipped the fix yesterday in v2.1.90.

Ten days after launching on Mac, Anthropic brings desktop control to Windows. Plus Dispatch: send a task from your phone, Claude handles the rest on your PC.

Two new releases in two days: Claude Code v2.1.89 and v2.1.90 bring /powerup lessons, flicker-free rendering, and a long list of bug fixes.

Anthropic brings Computer Use to Windows. Meanwhile, an executive reveals that Cowork is attracting more users than Claude Code did in its early days.

A forgotten source map file exposed Claude Code's entire codebase. What's inside is at least as fascinating as the leak itself.

Anthropic gives Claude Code an auto mode that handles permissions on its own. Sounds risky? It's actually less dangerous than the alternative.

Anthropic just launched Computer Use for Claude. Your AI assistant can now click, scroll, and navigate your Mac - like having a second person at your desk.

With Dispatch, you send Claude tasks on the go - and your Mac handles them. The feature is now available for all Pro subscribers.

5 million developers already use OpenCode. Now there's a desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux. And the whole thing is completely open source.

Cursor launches its own AI model for code. It costs a tenth of the competition — and beats Claude Opus on some benchmarks.

Anthropic shipped Claude Code Channels as a research preview. You can now control your Claude Code session directly from Telegram or Discord — right from your phone.

The latest update doubles default output tokens to 64K, speeds up macOS startup, and adds a new sandbox setting.