Since Anthropic’s public introduction of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) on November 25, 2024, MCP has moved quickly from concept to practical ecosystem: an open specification and multiple reference servers are available, community implementations (memory servers, filesystem access, web fetchers) are on GitHub and NPM, and MCP is already supported in clients such as Claude […]
Claude’s new Skills feature—recently rolled out by Anthropic—lets teams and developers teach Claude repeatable, sharable capabilities: think of compact, versioned “toolkits” (folders with instructions, scripts, and assets) that let Claude reliably perform domain-specific tasks such as generating brand-aligned slide decks, producing Excel workbooks with formulas, or safely executing small code snippets. This article explains what […]
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Anthropic’s Claude Skills (announced October 16, 2025) mark a practical step toward making AI agents genuinely useful inside organizations — not just clever chatbots, but composable, discoverable capabilities that Claude can load on demand to perform specialized tasks. This article explains what Claude Skills are, how they’re built and invoked, who can use them, pricing […]
The rapid evolution of AI language models has transformed coding from a manual, time-intensive process into a collaborative endeavor with intelligent assistants. As of August 14, 2025, two frontrunners dominate the conversation: Anthropic’s Claude series and OpenAI’s ChatGPT powered by GPT models. Developers, researchers, and hobbyists alike are asking: Is Claude truly superior to ChatGPT […]
Echo writing is a powerful prompt engineering technique designed to make AI-generated text sound as if it were authored by you. In the context of Anthropic’s Claude AI, echo writing leverages Claude’s advanced natural language understanding and custom styling features to produce outputs that seamlessly mirror your voice, tone, and phrasing. As organizations and individuals […]
Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet has rapidly become one of the industry’s most talked‑about AI models, promising not only advanced reasoning and coding capabilities but also multimodal understanding. With the release of Sonnet 4 in May 2025, developers and end‑users alike have been asking: “Is Claude Sonnet truly multimodal?” Drawing on the latest announcements, let’s explore Claude […]
Google and Anthropic have each introduced powerful command-line AI tools—Gemini CLI and Claude Code—aimed at embedding advanced large language models directly into developers’ workflows. As AI-driven assistance becomes ever more integral to coding, debugging, and research, understanding which of these tools best suits your needs is critical. This in-depth comparison covers their origins, features, usability, […]
Claude Code is Anthropic’s terminal‑based AI coding assistant, enabling you to query, navigate, and modify your codebase directly from the command line. Since its initial launch alongside the Claude 3 family in March 2024, and with further enhancements arriving in the Claude 4 release on May 22, 2025,CometAPI which provides a unified REST interface that aggregates hundreds of AI […]
Claude Artifacts is Anthropic’s game‑changing feature that transforms your interactions with AI from simple chats into fully fledged, interactive tools—no coding required. Originally launched in August 2024, Artifacts provides a dedicated “workspace” alongside the main conversation, where outputs like documents, code snippets, and mini‑apps appear as self‑contained objects you can save, edit, and share . […]
In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, Anthropic’s Claude API has emerged as a compelling alternative for developers and enterprises seeking powerful, safety‑focused language models. With the release of Claude Opus 4 and Sonnet 4, along with innovative features like Artifacts, prompt caching, and no‑code app creation directly within the chat interface, the barriers to entry […]
