John Siracusa

And it did it very quickly and very easily.

I also, literally an hour ago, had it write a shell script for me to take all the chapters in a video, extract the songs, basically, extract the audio from all these chapters, and dump them on disk.

It's incredibly, incredibly impressive what Claude and also Claude Code can do.

Things like coding, things like developing whole new things, things like doing audits.

It'll do everything.

It really, truly is incredible.

So if you're ready to tackle bigger problems, get started with Claude today at claude.ai.atp.

That's C-L-A-U-D-E dot A-I slash A-T-P.

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Thank you to Claude for sponsoring the show.

All right, let's do some Ask ATP.

And Alex Kent writes, you occasionally remind me that running iOS apps on macOS is a thing.

I was excited about this capability before it shipped.

Years later, I find zero iOS apps that I regularly run on macOS.

I can partly blame the allow this app to run on macOS checkbox in App Store Connect that apparently most corporate developers disable out of habit.

But I'm also not sure that the experience of running iOS apps on macOS beats using the corresponding web app or picking up my phone.

What iOS apps do you find useful to run on macOS?

I echo a lot of what Alex is saying here.

I was pretty excited about the thought of doing such things when it was the sparkle in Apple's eye.