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I built a Kanban board for Claude Code so I can run agent sessions straight from cards

I've been running 4-5 Claude Code sessions in parallel and kept losing track - which terminal had the auth work, which one was the bug fix, what's actually done. So I added a Kanban board to **Vibeyard** (an open-source IDE I'm building for Claude Code). Each card is a task. Click run → it spins up a Claude session scoped to that task. When Claude finishes, the card moves itself to Done. It turned Claude from "a terminal I talk to" into something closer to a team I'm dispatching work to. GitHub: [https://github.com/elirantutia/vibeya...

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Compared 11 popular Claude Code workflow systems in one table — here's the canonical pipeline of each

Mapped the canonical pipeline of 11 popular Claude Code workflow systems side-by-side. Yellow tags = sub-loops (repeat per task / per story / until verified); blue = top-level steps. Pipeline length turns out to be a personality trait — OpenSpec ships in 3 steps, BMAD runs 12. Full table + sources: [https://github.com/shanraisshan/claude-code-best-practice#%EF%B8%8F-development-workflows](https://github.com/shanraisshan/claude-code-best-practice#%EF%B8%8F-development-workflows)

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Claude for Creative Work

Anthropic positions Claude for creative writing and design tasks; feature/capability announcement targeting non-technical users.

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Claude can now plug directly into Photoshop, Blender, and Ableton

Claude’s new Blender connector lets you debug scenes, build new tools, and batch-apply object changes directly from the chatbot interface. | Image: Anthropic Anthropic has launched a set of connectors for Claude that allow the AI chatbot to tap into popular creative software, including Adobe's Creative Cloud apps, Affinity, Blender, Ableton, Autodesk, and more. This marks the company's latest efforts to break into the creative industry following its launch of Claude Design earlier this month. The new connectors - which enable Claude to access apps, retrieve data, and take actions within conne...

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Claude now connects to Blender

Claude now connects to the tools creative professionals already use. With the new Blender connector, you can debug a scene, build new tools, or batch-apply changes across every object, directly from Claude. Add the connector in the Connectors Directory of the Claude desktop app to get started.

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Locked out, account still being billed, any advice?

Hello earlier I tried the verification process via persona and couldn't get my driver license barcode to register. The website currently refuses to reopen retry the verification process, and just gives me this prompt. I've put in the ticket 3 days ago via this prompt in the image and don't have a confirmation email still. I've been unable to use claude, any attempt... api, web client otherwise returns: API Error: 400 {"type":"error","error":{"type":"invalid\_request\_error","message":"Identity verification is required to continue."}, It is still billing me monthly right now, I...

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Toothcomb is an open-source tool for analysing and fact-checking speech in real time.

Give Toothcomb a speech transcript and it will fact-check and analyse it. If you have an MP3 file of someone speaking, it can generate the transcript for you. You can also stream audio in real time from your device's microphone. You can see a [demo running here](https://toothcomb.codebox.net/) and read more about the project on the [home page](https://codebox.net/pages/toothcomb-ai-fact-checker). Analysis is performed in three stages: 1. The text is broken up into small parts, each usually a few sentences in length. These parts are sent, one at a time, to the Claude Opus API with [detailed...

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Attack of the killer script kiddies

Last August, some of the best cybersecurity teams in the business gathered in Las Vegas to demonstrate the strength of their AI bug-finding systems at DARPA's Artificial Intelligence Cyber Challenge (AIxCC). The tools had scanned 54 million lines of actual software code that DARPA had injected with artificial flaws. The teams were capable enough to identify most of the artificial bugs, but their automated tools went beyond that - they found more than a dozen bugs that DARPA hadn't inserted at all. Even before the security earthquake that Anthropic delivered this month with Claude Mythos - the...

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Anthropic hitting 40% enterprise share makes the "just add a fallback provider" advice weaker, not stronger

Menlo Ventures' enterprise survey put Anthropic at 40% of LLM spend, OpenAI at 27%. The takes I've seen are mostly about the leaderboard. The thing nobody's saying out loud: the standard agent-reliability advice ("don't depend on one provider, add a fallback") got harder to actually execute, not easier. When the split was closer to 50/30, both providers were realistic peers. You could run prod on one and have the other warm. Now most of us are running primarily on Claude — Sonnet for tool calls, Opus for harder stuff — and the "fallback" is a model we haven't tested against our actual prompt...

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Anthropic Support is a joke

Rant on Anthropic Support I have two macbooks. One is an Air and the other is a Pro. On my Pro model the Claude Code stopped working inside the official anthropic application altogether. Whenever I would type a message, it would create a session w/ a summary of the name but wouldn't ever do anything. Just a blank screen. No error messages, nothing. I spent forever troubleshooting it, pulling logs, reinstalling, clearing cache, etc. to no avail Reached out to Anthropic, got their AI bot, once it couldn't solve my issue it forwarded my message to a human. It took over a month to get a...

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Found 48 Vulnerabilities in Open Source Projects During Live Testing with Claude Opus 4.6

https://preview.redd.it/g98j5txd7sxg1.png?width=936&format=png&auto=webp&s=df75bc132f57cc14ba04cdd06257ba997b9bbb0b Ran a loop where each round runs Claude in a sandboxed Docker container with a fresh context window. The key difference is that the goal is **objective and verifiable.**  When I ran it on a repo, I noticed that during rounds 1-2, it found several independent low-risk vulnerabilities, but then, from round 3 onward, it started chaining them into critical exploits. This emergent behavior makes it very interesting.

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