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Claude Code @anthropicai. prev YC founder, mit media lab grad. opinions mine
Sep 17 7 tweets 3 min read
Making an Email Agent using the Claude Code SDK

If I wasn’t at Anthropic, I would be making agents using the Claude Code SDK.

But doing > talking. So I’m building in public and open sourcing a local email agent.

This is part one on agentic search. First, why the Claude Code SDK?

Whenever I’ve built an agent in the past I ended up hand rolling the same patterns that are now just way easier to use the Claude Code SDK.

In this example I’m using it for subagents, context management, the file system & code generation.
Aug 7 6 tweets 2 min read
It's maddening that we're creating real time AI game engines, but there aren't any actual AI games.

🧵 here's my take as an ex-gaming founder on why People don't want generative slop.

The edge that games have over other media is achievement.

As Tiktok increasingly offers the best ratio of effort to dopamine, games need to lean into achievement and mastery.

In an infinitely generated world, where do you find the mastery?
Jul 22 6 tweets 4 min read
Use Claude Code as your Video Editor

Believe it or not, every video you see below was vibe coded by Claude Code.

🧵 here’s how you can do it too:


The UI videos are all powered by Remotion ()- a library for creating videos using React.

And Claude Code is great at writing code for Remotion! remotion.dev
Jul 14 8 tweets 4 min read
Claude Code is All You Need

When I first joined Anthropic I was surprised to learn that lots of the team used Claude Code as a general agent, not just for code.

I’ve since become a convert! I use Claude Code to help me with almost all the work I do now, here’s how: Why?

In Claude Code Everything is a File, and it knows how to use your computer like you do.

Name your files well, and CC will be able to search them like you would.

This lets you make custom setups for memory, todos, journals, screenshots and more.
Mar 13 4 tweets 2 min read
✨ New AI Interfaces powered by Interpretability

I'm excited to share LatentLit, the result of my applied AI research fellowship with @GoodfireAI

Mechanistic interpretability isn’t just important for AI safety, it also gives us new ways to steer and interact with LLMs. In LatentLit, you write stories by like a DJ might make music, adjusting knobs and dials using steering and seeing what effect they have. You might call it Vibe Writing.

Try it out here!

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