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Anthropic Performance Take‑Home: Open‑Source Benchmark
Anthropic has released an open‑source Performance Take‑Home repository that gives developers an opportunity to try and beat the 2‑hour benchmark set by Claude Opus. The repo contains Python code, a suite of tests, and detailed performance metrics. In this guide we walk through the structure of the repo, explain how to run the tests, compare your results against Anthropic’s documented cycle counts, and share best‑practice tips for squeezing out extra speed. Whether you’re competing for a job opportunity or just curious about AI model performance, this challenge offers a hands‑on way to dive into code‑level optimisation and benchmarking.
Anthropic's Claude Skills: Open-Source Examples & Guide
Explore Anthropic's 'skills' repository, a collection of open-source examples demonstrating how to enhance Claude's capabilities. This public GitHub project provides folders of instructions, scripts, and resources that Claude dynamically loads to improve performance on specialized tasks. From creative applications like generative art to technical tasks such as web app testing, these examples offer invaluable insights for developers looking to build custom skills or understand advanced AI agent functionalities.
Build AI Coding Assistants with Anthropic's Claude Code SDK
Unlock the power of AI in your development workflow with the Claude Code SDK from Anthropic. This comprehensive guide explores how to leverage Claude's capabilities to build sophisticated coding assistants and tools. Learn about multi-language support (CLI, TypeScript, Python), flexible authentication methods, and advanced features like multi-turn conversations and custom system prompts. Discover how to integrate the SDK, manage output formats, and implement best practices for robust AI-powered development. Whether you're enhancing existing tools or creating new ones, the Claude Code SDK provides the foundation for innovative AI applications in coding.
DXT: One-Click Desktop Extensions for Local AI Servers
Discover Desktop Extensions (DXT) by Anthropic, an open-source project facilitating one-click installation and management of local MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers in desktop applications like Claude for macOS and Windows. Learn how DXT streamlines the distribution of AI tools, simplifies development for extension creators, and promotes an open ecosystem for AI integration. This guide covers the DXT specification, the CLI tool for creating extensions, and how it's used by leading AI applications to enhance user experience and portability for local AI models. Ideal for developers looking to integrate or distribute AI capabilities efficiently.
Anthropic's Multi-Agent AI System: A Deep Dive
Anthropic reveals how they engineered their groundbreaking multi-agent research system, enhancing Claude's capabilities for complex tasks. Discover the architectural insights, prompt engineering strategies, and evaluation methods that led to a 90% performance boost over single-agent systems. Learn about the engineering challenges and economic considerations of building state-of-the-art AI agents. This detailed look at Anthropic's innovations offers valuable lessons for anyone developing advanced AI.
Master Prompt Engineering with Anthropic's Tutorial
Dive into Anthropic's comprehensive interactive tutorial for prompt engineering. Learn to craft optimal prompts for Claude, understand common failure modes, and build strong prompts from scratch. This free course, available on GitHub and Google Sheets, walks you through basic structures to advanced techniques, including handling hallucinations and building complex prompts for various use cases. Perfect for beginners and those looking to refine their prompt engineering skills.