6/ For automation, headless mode (claude -p) handles everything from PR labeling to subjective code review beyond what linters catch. Or try the –dangerously-skip-permissions mode. Spin up a container and let Claude loose on something like linting or boilerplate generation
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Claude Streamlines Codebase Onboarding Through Intelligent Code Analysis
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5/ We're using Claude for codebase onboarding now. Engineers ask it "why does this work this way?" and it searches git history and code for answers which has cut onboarding time significantly.
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Effective patterns for using Claude Code at Anthropic
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We wrote up what we've learned about using Claude Code internally at Anthropic. Here are the most effective patterns we've found (many apply to coding with LLMs generally):
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Copilot Vision: Microsoft’s boldest browser move with real-time AI
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Copilot Vision may be Microsoft’s boldest browser move yet. Real-time, contextual AI help without copy-pasting or over-explaining. It understands the full picture, not just your prompt. Try it out and let it see what you see.
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Free Microsoft Edge Copilot Vision: steps to use
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To try it: • Open Microsoft Edge
• Sign in to your Microsoft account
• Click the Copilot icon in the sidebar
• Tap the glasses icon to activate Vision
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What screen-aware AI can do: summarize, recommend, guide, write, answer
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What can it actually do?
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 21 avril 2025
• Summarize a full web page
• Recommend products from a list
• Walk you through recipes step-by-step
• Help write a cover letter for a job post
• Answer questions about any page's content
It’s like ChatGPT, but screen-aware. pic.twitter.com/BcvqnJ665hWhat can it actually do? • Summarize a full web page
• Recommend products from a list
• Walk you through recipes step-by-step
• Help write a cover letter for a job post
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Copilot Vision goes live for all Microsoft Edge users
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Copilot Vision just went live for everyone using Microsoft Edge. No more guessing what AI can or can't help you with on the page. It reads, analyzes, and responds to what you’re viewing in real time. All you need is a Microsoft account.
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Microsoft Copilot Vision Free – Sees Screen & Answers Questions
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🚨 Microsoft just made its wildest Copilot feature free.
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 21 avril 2025
Copilot Vision is now available to all Edge users.
It sees what’s on your screen.
And answers questions about the exact page you’re on.
Here’s how to try it today: pic.twitter.com/JyirzXNVVkMicrosoft just made its wildest Copilot feature free. Copilot Vision is now available to all Edge users. It sees what’s on your screen. And answers questions about the exact page you’re on. Here’s how to try it today:
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Where is the stable version of Lucie promised 4 months ago?
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It’s not about stirring up shit again, but so, 4 months later, where’s that so-called stable version of Lucie? No, it’s not to say we got fucked over with the pitch “no but it was a test version we’re smarter than you who understand nothing ”. So? We’re still waiting to see
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Grok Gets Memory and Studio Features in Major Update
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Elon Musk et xAI ont mis à jour Grok avec deux nouveautés majeures : Memory et Studio.
— VISION IA (@vision_ia) 21 avril 2025
La fonction Memory permet à l’IA de se souvenir des échanges pour offrir des réponses plus personnalisées, tandis que Studio ouvre une interface dédiée pour collaborer sur des documents, du… pic.twitter.com/Hn7vww4KdTElon Musk et xAI ont mis à jour Grok avec deux nouveautés majeures : Memory et Studio. La fonction Memory permet à l’IA de se souvenir des échanges pour offrir des réponses plus personnalisées, tandis que Studio ouvre une interface dédiée pour collaborer sur des documents, du