Andy Halliday

post in a screen on the right-hand side, they post the list of tasks that are underway and check them off as they're being done.

And if you set that up as a multi-agent process, then you could have separate and parallel operations that are knocking off things on the to-do list in effect, effectively and with good coordination.

OK, so anyway, two big releases yesterday, both of them major advances, neither one of them blowing the other out of the water.

But I think it's clear that Anthropic is being blamed for the stock market sell off in software as a service companies in large part because of the.

Comprehensive suite of capabilities that make it possible for enterprises and other companies to basically vibe code their way to get out of those subscription SaaS companies.

You're on mute, Nath.

And they did a similar plug-in for legal.

And so all of the AI companies that were doing something in the legal space are suddenly, Anthropics got a skill, basically, that's a plug-in that can really accelerate their competence in the legal space.

Well said.

And by the way, we are in the rumor space of Claude Sonnet 5 being released soonish.

We don't know when, but Opus 4.6 is, you know, as you said, it's catching up to some of the agentic capabilities, multi-agent capabilities that Codex had released earlier in the week, in effect.

But we are probably on the cusp of seeing Claude 5.

And Claude Opus 5 is likely to be, yet again, a step forward towards this really competent, long-running...

Highly context-aware, agentic model support for every kind of work that you want to do.

A quote from Alex Albert, head of Claude Relations at Anthropic.

On X, he said, this launch, 4.6, not 5, is the watershed moment for AI becoming a real working partner for people who spend their days in spreadsheets, slide decks, and long documents.

Yeah, and it doesn't take much time at all to spin up a brand new model on what you've been working on even for months because of GitHub.

So I can just clone the Git

put it in a folder, pointed anti-gravity and codecs, both at a Git that had two different repos for the same project, one that Brian's been working on and one that I've been working on, and said, do a comparative analysis and feature, you know, sort of, you know,

What are the missing components in each one compared to the other to find out what are the distinct things there?