Welcome to the podcast. I'm your host, Jaden Schaefer. Today on the show, we have a couple

different news stories from Anthropic. One that I thought was pretty funny is that Anthropic has

to keep revising their technical review questions because Claude Code keeps getting better.

We're going to get into all of that. In addition, Anthropic has just launched a bunch of new

interactive Claude apps. They have Slack and a bunch of other

workplace integrations, which are going to be pretty cool. So I want to get into all of that as well.

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chatbot interface. I was just talking to someone recently who was like super excited about the Canva

integration where you can use it straight inside of Claude, which is kind of interesting and

perhaps a little different than what we've seen other places. One of the things that this feature is

essentially letting you do is connect third party tools to Claude. So you can basically turn this into a bit more of a hands-on workspace rather than just using this as, you know, somewhere that you go when you want to have a conversation or ask it something and then you've got to copy and paste that and go stick it somewhere else. They're trying to keep everything inside of Claude so that you can actually do the full task or the full job

inside of Claude. So when they've just launched this, they have an app directory. You can see

that this really leans heavily towards a lot of different enterprise and productivity apps right now.

They have Slack, Canva, Figma, Box, Clay. There's a Salesforce integration that's supposed to be

coming soon. Once you go and actually connect the cloud, it can integrate with logged in

instances of all of those different services. So it's basically going to let you send Slack messages.

You can generate charts or you can pull files from cloud storage, just depending on what app you

have linked. This is what they wrote in their announcement.

They said, analyzing data, designing content, and managing projects all work better with a

dedicated visual interface.

Combined with Claude's intelligence, you can work and iterate faster than either could

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