Claude Code Routines(code.claude.com)
683 points by matthieu_bl | 381 comments
Claude Code documentation page on routines, saved configurations that run Claude Code on a schedule, via API calls, or on GitHub events in Anthropic's cloud.
683 points by matthieu_bl | 381 comments
Claude Code documentation page on routines, saved configurations that run Claude Code on a schedule, via API calls, or on GitHub events in Anthropic's cloud.
280 points by iBelieve | 226 comments
503 points by empressplay | 286 comments
Claude Code documentation page explaining Remote Control, which lets users continue a local Claude Code session from a phone, tablet, or browser.
631 points by datadrivenangel | 224 comments
The official Claude Code changelog page listing release notes, new features, improvements, and bug fixes by version.
1332 points by denysvitali | 1269 comments
Anthropic documentation page describing new features, breaking changes, and capability improvements in Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1.
56 points by ibobev | 11 comments
Raymond Chen's Old New Thing post explaining the shared-state mental model behind C++ std::future, std::promise, and std::async with a simplified implementation.
383 points by sfarshid | 276 comments
A GitHub markdown writeup describing running Claude Code headlessly in an infinite loop at a YC Agents hackathon, which shipped six repos overnight.
551 points by mpweiher | 304 comments
A Substack newsletter post guiding software engineers on running local coding models as an alternative to paying for Claude Code, covering tooling and setup steps.
524 points by mksglu | 100 comments
Blog post introducing Context Mode, an open-source MCP server that sits between Claude Code and tool outputs to cut context window consumption by about 98%.
85 points by baquero | 37 comments
GitHub repository for once, a Go CLI tool that runs a command once and reuses its cached output for a period of time.
37 points by javahippie | 11 comments
OpenRewrite documentation page listing latest module versions and explaining that releases now come from the Code Genome Project instead of Maven Central, with authentication required.