Nice! Excited for Cody users to try out 3.7 Sonnet on their code
@alexalbert__
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Claude 3.7 Sonnet’s Impressive One-Shot Code Generation Abilities
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One of the things we've been most impressed by internally at Anthropic is Claude 3.7 Sonnet's one-shot code generation ability. Here are a few of my favorite examples I've seen on here over the past day:
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Claude 3.7 Sonnet Performance Limitations in Math Competitions
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"why isn't claude 3.7 sonnet better at esoteric competition math problems"
— Alex Albert (@alexalbert__) 25 février 2025
we found it didn't generalize to becoming a pokemon master https://t.co/tjkKnHprQ5"why isn't claude 3.7 sonnet better at esoteric competition math problems" we found it didn't generalize to becoming a pokemon master
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Anticipation for Copilot Users’ Feedback on 3.7 Sonnet
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Love to see it! Can't wait to hear what Copilot users think of 3.7 Sonnet!
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GitHub Integration Now Available for All Claude AI Users
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and oh yeah I almost forgot, the github integration rolled out to everyone today on claude dot ai
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Cursor 3.7 Release Excitement and User Feedback
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Awesome! Excited to hear what Cursor users think of 3.7
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Model’s UI Generation Capabilities Exceed Expectations
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yeah the UI generation ability of this model has really blown me away
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Developer Relaxing While AI Agents Handle Code Review Comments
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real footage of me the past few months vibing on my couch while an army of Claude Code agents go off and address all the comments on my PRs for me
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Claude Code Extends Functionality via Model Context Protocol Servers
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Claude Code also functions as a model context protocol (MCP) client.
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Claude Code Becomes Essential Tool for Anthropic Engineers
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Within Anthropic, Claude Code is quickly becoming another tool we can't do without. Engineers and researchers across the company use it for everything from major code refactors, to squashing commits, to generally handling the "toil" of coding.