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New on the Claude Developer Platform: tool search, programmatic tool calling, and tool use examples. Together with effort control and context compaction, these let Claude run longer and do more with less intervention. Read more:

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Claude11 months ago

We’re also releasing new product features across our model line-up. For Claude app users, long conversations no longer hit a wall. Claude automatically summarizes earlier context as necessary, so you can keep the chat going indefinitely.

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Claude11 months ago

Our engineers have found that Opus 4.5 handles ambiguity and reasons about tradeoffs without hand-holding. When pointed at a complex, multi-system bug, it figures out the fix. Overall, Opus 4.5 just "gets it."

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Claude11 months ago

Introducing Claude Opus 4.5: the best model in the world for coding, agents, and computer use. Opus 4.5 is a step forward in what AI systems can do, and a preview of larger changes to how work gets done.

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Claude11 months ago

Claude Code is now available in our desktop app. Run multiple sessions in parallel: code, research, and update work all at once. And Plan Mode gets an upgrade with Opus 4.5—Claude asks clarifying questions upfront, then works autonomously.

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Claude11 months ago

We’ve also expanded Claude for Chrome to all Max plan users.

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Claude11 months ago

Max, Team, and Enterprise users can work with Claude directly in Excel. Now in beta:

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Claude11 months ago

Opus 4.5 is available today on our API and on all three major cloud platforms. Read more:

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gerry🗯11 months ago

Ok, well done to the person who made this video. That is so well done and the music is amazing.

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Solution Dev.ai11 months ago

This was the most interesting part of this launch. The tool search feature and the programmatic tool calling feature, these will make token management easier

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D.11 months ago

Does effort control also apply to app queries? If so, what is the default effort control for Pro subscribers in both non-Thinking and Extended Thinking modes?

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Hardoudou11 months ago

Available in Claude Code ? And compatible with 4.5 Sonnet to reduce cost ?

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phucngo11 months ago

@DeepLearn007 wait, programmatic tool calling sounds like a game changer. can’t wait to see how it streamlines workflows and cuts down on manual steps. more time for creativity, right?

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Philip Galebach11 months ago

does claude agent sdk support those as well?

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yoursTruly11 months ago

I think next should be token usage rate projection but keeping it abstracted from user and internally optimising for efficient token consumption.

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Iván F.11 months ago

What is the problem set used for the tests in this video? I've tried looking for it, but it doesn't appear anywhere. And those puzzles seem really fun to try. Are they publicly available? Can I get them anywhere? Are they from something like leetcode or from a university?

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𝕊𝕙𝕒𝕣𝕧𝕚𝕟11 months ago

That's awesome 😍🎈🍾🎉🥂

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AChang11 months ago

@HuoQubot

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Rajesh Kumar11 months ago

A solid upgrade. Tool search, programmatic calling, and improved context handling make the platform far more capable and developer-friendly...

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matty11 months ago

nice to see tool search + programmatic calls land. effort control and context compaction are what make long chains practical. curious for 3 things: 1) common failure modes + retry patterns 2) observability / tracing for tool calls 3) latency/cost benchmarks and safety limits?

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United Records11 months ago

@kentcdodds Wow

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WhereIsTheLie11 months ago

Opus is kinda cheeks this time. Maybe the competition are catching up

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