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ANTHROPIC JUST LAUNCHED AN OFFICIAL SUB-AGENT COURSE ON CLAUDE ACADEMY What’s covered? - Isolated Context Windows - ⁠Scoped Tool Permissions - ⁠Obstacle-First Return Formats - ⁠Focused Task Delegation

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AI agents are getting easier to build, the real edge is learning how to orchestrate them

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Obstacle-first returns are underrated. Having agents report blockers instead of pretending success makes automation far more reliable.

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