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Anthropic isn’t using Claude code anymore?! Major agent UX shift alert
This is the start of Claude Everywhere. It’s Claude Code under the hood so it’s just as good at writing code. 65% of our product team’s new code is created by our internal version of Claude Tag
Positive users celebrate Anthropic tagging Claude in Slack to generate 65% of product code because it turns AI into a productive teammate with no limits, while negative users dismiss the results as low-quality or disappointing.
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my biggest agent ux inspo is seeing how bigco execs don't use laptops, they're on slack mobile
(and then bigco CEOs graduate to disappearing messages on signal)
Anthropic isn’t using Claude code anymore?! Major agent UX shift alert
@NickADobos Claude Code = Claude Tag, but the surface you use it with is Slack chats
makes sense, the agentic loop + tools are powerful. Cowork is Claude Code too
@joannejang yeah, this keeps pushing me toward chat-first triage. dashboards feel wrong for busy operators.
@vinnysaj @cryptopunk7213 What features? It cannot do thread management, control remote instances (where one Codex’s agent can orchestrate other Codexes on other machines), doesn’t have /goal, has shitty approval mechanics, and so on.
@cryptopunk7213 Well… given that Claude Code feels very buggy, poorly designed (IMO), and much less functional than Codex, I wouldn’t say that is a success story.
@NickADobos This makes sense for some things but not everything, the harness is still the daily driver imo
This is not what they said, at all
65% of “product team code” != 65% of “product code”
Product teams ideate and build small proof-of-concept demo apps. Only a small percent of these PoCs are selected for an effort to push to production, and of those, only a minuscule portion of the production release contains code from the PoC, if any.
@RomanGuy20 @cryptopunk7213 It has remote control, auto mode, and goal.
You can also most importantly rewind messages and go into subagents to send them messages.
@LetMeChatGPThat thats why I said agent UX shift
@RomanGuy20 @cryptopunk7213 It has a million more features than codex lmao. Codex is very barebones.
@cryptopunk7213 this may be true when you're buying frontier tokens at wholesale
basically no other org could get away with this at scale their ai bill would put them out of business
@cryptopunk7213 They probably have Fable internally, which probably helps
@LetMeChatGPThat @NickADobos i think that's his point
@DennisonBertram @cryptopunk7213 I would say Anthropic wen to bazillion dollars based on Claude the model and functioning enterprise sales unit.
@cryptopunk7213 Yet, one old Austrian guy creates a better coding agent then Claude code
@cryptopunk7213 65% of code written by Claude ≠ 65% of productive code. LinearB's 2026 study of 8M PRs found AI-generated code accepted at 32.7% vs 84.4% for human code. Also: Anthropic's engineers using Anthropic's model is the single least generalisable datapoint available.
@cryptopunk7213 Bringing AI into Slack (where teams collaborate) is a game changer for many users cases. I’d argue the business focussed ones are actually bigger
@cryptopunk7213 i'm interested in there code infra set up
like how are they checking all the different versions?
tons of branches on git?
the real question is how it's set up internally and will that be a product
@cryptopunk7213 product code is not that hard to write
@NickADobos I’ve been doing this since Jan using OC