Anthropic's Claude AI

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Anthropic's Claude AI

Anthropic's Claude AI is a next-generation AI assistant that can power a wide variety of conversational and text processing tasks. It's been rigorously tested with key partners like Notion, Quora, and DuckDuckGo and is now ready for wider use.

Claude can help with tasks including summarization, search, creative and collaborative writing, Q&A, coding, and more. Early adopters report that Claude is less likely to produce harmful outputs, easier to converse with, and more steerable. Claude can also be directed on personality, tone, and behavior.

There are two versions of Claude: Claude and Claude Instant. Claude is a high-performance model, while Claude Instant is a faster, less expensive, but still efficient version.

Claude has been successfully integrated into various platforms:

Quora offered Claude to users through Poe, an AI chat app, where users found Claude's answers to be detailed and easily understood.
Notion users have been benefiting from Claude's creative writing and summarization abilities to increase their productivity.

Anthropic's Claude AI

There are two versions of Claude: Claude and Claude Instant. Claude is a high-performance model, while Claude Instant is a faster, less expensive, but still efficient version.

Claude has been successfully integrated into various platforms:

Quora offered Claude to users through Poe, an AI chat app, where users found Claude's answers to be detailed and easily understood.
Notion users have been benefiting from Claude's creative writing and summarization abilities to increase their productivity.
Slack has partnered with Anthropic to integrate Claude.

For businesses or individuals interested in using Claude, you can request access here.

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Vibe coding, meh? Documentation, hell yeah! (lemmy.world)

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I thought I'd try an experiment with letting Claude Code work on a fresh project. I'm not diving right into coding - I'm using Claude Code to write the specs first.

I'm blown away. It's like having a short-range time machine. I got so many pages of user stories, tech requirements, roadmaps, mvp vs later versions, and all that stuff. Done in a few hours over two evenings. Yes I hit the limits way before the 5-hour window, but on the plus side I went to bed instead of sitting up half the night, so there's that.

What would have taken me days of typing, Claude just magicked into existence with a snap of its virtual fingers. I review every line of it and still save oodles of time, plus I get to ping-pong about my ideas and refine them along the way.

Using Claude Code instead of just browser-Claude was the real boon. Working with markdown.md files is fast as hell. Running it on my Windows desktop using WSL to get a new one Linux session that maps to my home folder, and simultaneously using Obsidian in Windows to read and edit the output. That sounds a bit roundabout but it's very efficient, and as a side effect I am beginning to grok Obsidian and loving it. A powerful combo, plus it syncs with my phone. Add git to the mix as a finishing touch.

Claude can execute git commands, it can spin up a Docker instance to run the code it will eventually write, and I get to see it my browser, all on localhost.

I won't be surprised if the prototype it produces is shit. But I might be pleasantly surprised that maybe it isn't.

(I wrote this text myself.)

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[–] LostMonkey@lemmy.world 2 points 5 days ago

This is how I AI. I spent a few days back and forth planning with ChatGPT. Worked hard on making sure even I understood what I really wanted. Made me confident in my plan and made it easy to spin up new chats when the vibe coding did start.

It didn't protect from some bad code and the random dumbness of the AI, but it definitely helped keep clear plan, chat starters, and trackers.

Vibe coding is good for prototype or quick and dirty. But I know I could go back over it and write it better. Problem is I don't have the time. So I'm grateful to have what we have. It will be better soon anyway.