all the new models trying so hard to take the coding throne from sonnet reminds me of this

Developer Relations Lead San Francisco, CA | New York City, NY

Link to apply below. Please share with folks you think would be good fits as well! boards.greenhouse.io/anthropic/j...

I'm hiring for a new role @AnthropicAI.

Join me in shaping the future of Claude Relations. This won't be your typical developer relations position. I'm looking for technical folks with unique backgrounds and perspectives to apply.

sf/nyc based

Fun iOS update today to the Claude app that makes Claude now available in widget form

One of the most important things to remember over the next few years is that as AI's capabilities increase exponentially, the scope of what you can build as an individual using AI also increases exponentially.

Building Towards Computer Use with Anthropic - DeepLearning.AI Learn how an AI Assistant is built to use and accomplish tasks on computers.

Here's a link to the course (it's free!): www.deeplearning.ai/short-cours...

We just launched a new video course on how to get started building with Computer Use, in collaboration with @DeepLearningAI.

It's the first real course we've made on Computer Use, highly recommend checking it out!

By far one of my favorite use cases for Claude is instantly writing disposable one-off scripts to accomplish whatever bespoke task I'm trying to do. Legitimately feels like a superpower for using computers.

realized some folks weren't aware they can do this

PSA: you can change your Claude font to match your system font in the chat controls

Prompt caching - Anthropic

Check out the docs here: docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/bui...

Quality-of-life upgrade for @AnthropicAI devs:

We've adjusted prompt caching so that you now only need to specify cache write points in your prompts - we'll automatically check for cache hits at previous positions. No more manual tracking of read locations needed.

Just like future generations will be in disbelief that we manually operated cars - following rigid lanes and speed limits, mindlessly inching forward in traffic - instead of letting AI handle the monotony.

We will soon find it crazy that developers would sit down and hand-type lines of structured code all day.

Each day it makes more and more sense for machines to handle that part for us.

Go check it out here: modelcontextprotocol.io/development...

We just published a near-term development roadmap for the model context protocol (MCP)

Some highlights:
- Remote support (and auth!)
- Reference implementations
- Better package management
- Agent support

And yes you can expect new models and continuous work on improving rate limits (thank you for bearing with us rn 🙏 ) so let's get those out of the way to start

Very excited for what's already in store for next year but there's always more we can do

What would you like to see Anthropic build/fix in 2025?

Learn more about all the features in our docs: docs.anthropic.com

We've also released a new endpoint /v1/models that lets you see which models are currently available through the API

PDF support is now:
- Generally available in the Anthropic API
- Generally available on Google Cloud’s Vertex AI

Token counting is now:
- Generally available on the Anthropic API
- Generally available on Google Cloud’s Vertex AI

Message Batches API is now:
- Generally available on the Anthropic API (and you can send up to 100k messages in a batch now)
- Batch predictions is in preview on Google Cloud’s Vertex AI
- Batch inference is generally available in Amazon Bedrock

Prompt caching is now:
- Generally available on the Anthropic API
- In preview on Google Cloud’s Vertex AI
- In preview in Amazon Bedrock

Quality of life update today for devs. Four features are moving out of beta to become generally available on the Anthropic API:
- Prompt caching
- Message Batches API (with expanded batches)
- Token counting
- PDF support

from here: www.theinformation.com/articles/ho...

Code with Claude

Claude on your lock screen now available

swing by our re:invent booth today (#1412) to pick one up, while supplies last

Anthropic's Little Blue Book