anything more complex. And I think once people get a feel for that, they realize how easy it is. - Yeah, I would certainly just start local, just whip out Claude Code and just write code like an MCP server and just go from there. I think that works actually surprisingly well, with like 10 minutes you can have something...modification from there. - Yeah, it's funny you say that. I was experimenting the other day with just getting the docs Model Context Protocol, the IO, pasting it into Claude Code, and then like make me a server. And I didn't even have to like paste in the content or anything. Claude Code went, grabbed it, fetched it, brought
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might be like a one to two-year vision for this thing. And I say that because if I took the plan from Claude and I gave it to Claude codes to actually execute on, it would never be able to implement that gigantic vision. Whereas right now, I'm working through this plan step by step with clawed code...GPT5, especially this pro mode to plan new phases to review the code that cloud code creates to create realistic plans. I mean, I guess ideally I would have claude code with GPT5, which would be a different product and no, the OpenAI CLI doesn't work as well. Point being, it's insane at development. And to really drive
example app I built out here, which is a project management app. But, let's open it up. I'm using Visual Studio Code with Claude Code built right in here into this terminal. Claude skills live within a skills folder inside your file structure. So, over on the left, you see Claude. All you need to do is create...blue and purple slop anywhere you look here. All you need to do to install this skill, and this is straight from one of the product managers at Claude Code, is run these two commands inside Claudit. I will put both this tweet and the commands down below in the description. So, feel free to pause right
Claude code, Claude Co-work, you've been seeing a lot about Claudebot or OpenClaw. This is probably a much better option for you. Okay, to install Cladbot and Open Claw, you got to have some security knowledge. technical knowledge and it's not for everybody and you got to get a whole new device because even the VPS setup...Claude desktop app. So, you can see I have that right here, and I'll show you here in a second. Uh, second tab in Claude app next to Claude Code. So, when you open it, you're going to see chat co-work if you have the Max plan to my knowledge. So, co-work is the thing
know. We're doing it anyway. This is going to be an exciting one. Let's just get straight into it. I'm going to share my screen. Claude code. We're going to put this live. For those who aren't aware, we've been building a vibecoded app store for the past few months now. Let me pull...real mentor. What's up, my friend? How you been? Good to see you. Happy I can help mentor. That's awesome. Let's go back into claude code. I had a video yesterday. It's doing really well. Um it is. What are we doing here? How do I What happened to my terminal? It's all messed
Then, we're just going to update it. Then I'm going to open up terminal and you can see we've got GPT OSS running directly with claude code like you can see. All right. So how does this work? Let me just replay that for you. I'm going to just terminate this terminal window...Quen 3 coder like you can see and we can also test out GPT OSS as well. We've tested this out. This is the OAMA integration with Claude code locally. So let's try this out the latest models. So we've pulled in quen 3 coder. Let's try it out now. Boom. There we go. Right
just like chatting with Claude about stuff. I think the biggest recent thing has been code- - Mm-hmm. - Where like six months ago, I didn't use Claude to do any coding work. Like, our teams didn't really use Claude that much for coding, and now it's like just...phase difference. Like, I gave a talk at YCU like week before last, and at the beginning I just asked like, "Okay, so how many folks here use Claude for coding now?" And literally 95% of hands- - Wow. - Like, all the hands in the room, which just is totally different than how it was four months ago or whatever
want to make sure before getting started that you are on the right version of Claude Code because the Claude Code version that was committed four hours ago is 1. 0. 60, and it says you can create custom subagents for specialized tasks over here. So if you run claude --version, you can see I'm on the correct version
want to customize everything down to the code level. You don't mind spending 36 minutes on setup and ongoing maintenance. And you want to only pay for the API keys. Pick kilo claw if you're not technical and you just want it to work. You don't want to deal with servers docker or config files or terminal...with local LMS and it's pretty easy to set up. So the way that I set it up was I literally just gave it the GitHub link to Claude Code and then Claude Code set it for me and got it running locally. So we'll pull that up and we'll have a look at how Perplexi works
enter, then you can see these are the remote environments that I have. And basically they are the exact same environments that I see when I go to the Claude Code desktop or Claude Code in the cloud. And I can make a new one over here, put in the environment variables and so forth, and then it should appear...this to default, for example, and then move a command to background by doing `&` then I'm typing in the prompt, for example, and that will then go to Claude to that remote version. Instead of deleting unused subagents
Claude Code is Anthropic's coding environment you access through your terminal. It generates code, debugs problems, and creates entire project structures. The latest version runs on Claude Opus 4. 5 and it's incredibly good at coding tasks. Why combine them? Because each one covers the other's weaknesses. Anti-gravity is amazing at planning and coordinating. Clawed Code...better at actually writing complex code with fewer bugs. The hybrid workflow use Gemini for planning, Claude Code for execution, anti-gravity for testing. Let me show you what this looks
When cloud 3. 7 sonnet released the enthropic team had released a thing called claude code which is a command line tool for gentic coding. Cloud code can search and read code edit files write and even run test. It's something that can even commit and push code to GitHub which is making it a versatile AI coding tool...within your command line keeping you in the loop each step of the way. Now Claude Code's quality is quite impressive. However, the pricing is kind of inefficient for anyone to actually use in any project because the input token as well as the output token is quite pricey. And you can see that it might not even
during training apparently right so um openai actually used early versions of 5. 3 codeex to debug it own training routes we also saw that with um claude and claude code, right? So, if you look at co-work, which is another really powerful tool from Claude, well, they actually use Claude code to build co-work in the space
lives within a terminal. Can you tell me how we even got to that? - Yeah, definitely. Well, if you've seen some of our previous videos, you know that Claude Code was a brain child of a few folks here at Anthropic who are really passionate about Claude's ability to solve coding problems and help developers. And, part...forever basically, as long as we've been doing this. So it's almost natural to kind of embed the next generation of a coding product within it. But Claude Code does some things that I didn't even know were possible with a terminal. So, maybe like, walk me through what has kind of the history been of terminal
right? So you can set up Claude um code browser and then it can actually do browser tasks whilst you're away from your laptop because you've got Claude code connected to an extension inside Chrome. So it's really powerful. Now I am on the max plan for Claude. I haven't seen any details on whether this...which plan etc. But you can see here TK who's on Claude's team on the Claude code team. He said my favorite use case is to check error logs every few hours and create PRs for any actionable errors. But you know you can do this however you want. So this is the full
slash commands in forked subagent contexts. Using this thing in the skill frontmatter. So basically the way that this works is that if you go to any of your Claude Code skills, so for example, if I go to my GitHub release notes skill, then at the very top, I can add this to the skill frontmatter. So it looks...like this context fork. And when I then run that skill, it will then run that skill within a subagent. So let's make sure Claude Code is updated to correct version `claude update`. Can you run the GitHub release notes generator skill from 2. 16. 1 till now? And then Claude Code will
completely honest with you. Claude for me hasn't made mistakes in months. And I know that might sound crazy, but when you get so used to Claude code that you know how it works, operates, you know how to talk to it, you really don't mess up with anymore. Opus 45 has gotten so smart...that's going to put Claude in yolo mode. I'm going to hit accept on this. I would only recommend using this. If you are super used to claude codes, if you're on the pro side of Claude code, I would do this. This saves me a ton of time. I like to give Claude longunning tasks where
this across any device. All you need to do is just connect it to a chatbot. Inspired Michelle says, "Sorry, Julian, can you explain the difference between Claude, Claw Code, Claude Co-work, and Claude bot. " All right, that's a good challenge. So I mean, so all right, so essentially Claude is just a chat in the cloud, right...like uh complex projects and for actually deploying like repositories from GitHub. So for example, if I wanted to set up like a video skill, claw code would do that. Claude co-work is really good for running locally, right? So it can interact with your local files, it can build out projects, it could organize your desktop, that sort
said earlier, this is revolutionary. Claude Opus 45 is significantly better. And when I say better, I'm comparing it to Sonnet 45, which I think was the previous king of coding, but as well as Gemini 3 and 5. 1 codecs. It is significantly cheaper. That's in comparison to the previous...Opus. So the previous Opus was actually three times more expensive. 4. 1 was three times more expensive than 45. In fact, it is now the same cost inside Claude code as sonnet. You have the same limits inside claude code with opus 45 as you do sonnet 45. In fact, opus 45 is now the default inside claude code
Code Commander. Commander for those just joining. Code Commander. It's going to be an RTS like Age of Empires where you control agents that build stuff for Claude Code. You manage your Claude code through an RTS interface like Age of Empires. We're working on it. We're just being this is day one of building