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Anthropic shipped agent view, a research preview that gives Claude Code users a single dashboard for every running, waiting and finished session. The feature is aimed at developers juggling many parallel agents and is available now across Pro, Max, Team, Enterprise and API plans by opening a session and pressing the left arrow or running 'claude agents' in the terminal.
AWS turned on general availability for the Claude Platform on AWS, letting customers tap Anthropic's native APIs, console and beta features directly through an existing AWS account. The service rolls out across 18 regions and ships Opus 4.7, Sonnet 4.6 and Haiku 4.5 from day one, with new models landing as they launch.
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A malvertising campaign is using sponsored Google search results for terms like 'Claude mac download' to push victims into Claude.ai shared chats that pose as official Apple Support install guides. The chats walk users through pasting a Terminal command that quietly pulls down a MacSync infostealer variant, harvesting browser credentials, cookies and Keychain contents.
Amanda Askell and Joe Carlsmith have recorded an audiobook version of Claude's Constitution, the document that spells out the values and behaviours Anthropic trains the model to follow. The release includes a Q&A on the writing process, the philosophical influences on the text and how the document is likely to change as Claude becomes more capable.
Bloomberg reports that hobbyist and prosumer builders running Claude through frameworks like OpenClaw are a meaningful slice of Anthropic's API revenue, often on cheap Mac mini boxes wired into vans, boats and home labs. The pull from these home-grown agent rigs is contributing to ongoing Mac mini shortages and helped justify Apple's recent price hike to $799.
Bloomberg →Anthropic shipped version 1.2.0 of its standalone CLI, the command-line tool aimed at people working directly against the Claude API rather than through Claude Code. The release adds first-class support for Claude Opus 4.7, configurable token budgets to cap spend per session and named user profiles for switching between accounts.