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Claude Code & AI coding market
Practical notes on Claude Code, agent workflows, and trends in the AI developer tools market. Author: Patrick Zandl — an IT expert who became a corporate AI “the-rapist” to explain that things could simply be better…
Claude Code rewrote /fork. For the second time this month. And this time, it was useful
Anthropic has changed the /fork in Claude Code for the second time this month; it’s now a background agent with inherited context. This time, it’ll come in handy. How do you work with it?
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Dynamic Workflows in Claude Code: An Announced Experiment Now Set to Be Put to the Test
Anthropic has introduced a new feature called Dynamic Workflows in Claude Code, alongside the Opus 4.8 model. Claude writes its own orchestration script, which launches tens to hundreds of parallel subagents in a single session, and checks the results itself before delivering them to you.
Grok Build CLI – xAI Enters the Terminal Coding Agent Market
xAI has launched Grok Build, a terminal agent for programming, as a direct competitor to Claude Code. For now, it’s only available to SuperGrok Heavy plan subscribers, but a head-to-head battle with Anthropic is on the horizon...
Claude Code Agent view—it’s a whole new way of working
Anthropic is striving to demonstrate that swarms of agents are right at home in the Claude Code. To that end, it has introduced Agent View, which allows users to monitor the status of all agents on a single screen. However, this significantly changes the way we work. So what’s new and different?
Claude Code also offered /goal for automatically reaching a destination
Anthropic has added the /goal command to Claude Code, which keeps running a task until it’s finished. Typically, it keeps correcting an error until it’s fixed. It’s like a Ralph Wiggum Loop for adults...
Claude Code Hooks — The Complete Guide
Hooks let you run shell commands before and after every Claude Code action. Here's how to use them to enforce linting, automate git, and build custom workflows that run silently in the background.
