Claude Dev can now use a browser 🚀 v1.9.0 adds a new inspect_site tool that lets him capture screenshots + console logs of any url (eg localhost!), giving him more autonomy to debugging web projects on his own.
Introducing Cline (formerly Claude Dev), an AI assistant that can use your CLI aNd Editor. v2.0 brings exciting updates: responses are now streamed into your editor, a cancel button for better control over tasks, a new XML-based tool calling prompt resulting in ~40% fewer
Cline now uses Anthropic's new "Computer Use" feature to launch a browser, click, type, and scroll. This gives him more autonomy in runtime debugging, end-to-end testing, and even general web use!
Exciting update! Claude Dev can now monitor your workspace for linter, compiler, and build issues as he works 🚀 This lets him automatically fix problems like missing imports, type errors, and more all on his own!
Proud to share that Claude Dev is now the
#4
most used app on
@OpenRouterAI
and the
#1
app using Claude 3.5 Sonnet! If you haven't tried it, it’s an autonomous coding agent right in your IDE, now with new features like executing + monitoring commands in your terminal and
Claude Dev can now run commands right in your terminal! Plus a new 'Proceed While Running' button to let him continue working as commands run (i.e. letting him react to server errors as he edits files!) 🚀 Shoutout to
@Tyriar
for making this possible with the new shell
Claude Dev v1.8.0 is out, you can now use "@" in the textarea to add context!
🔗 Paste in a URL for the extension to fetch and convert to markdown, useful when you want to give Claude the latest docs!
⚠️ Add workspace errors & warnings for Claude to fix, no more back-and-forth
Claude Dev's changes now appear in your file's Timeline, allowing you to easily view diffs of past edits. This is especially helpful if you want to revert to a previous version. No need for git—everything is tracked by VSCode's local history!
Anthropic just released Prompt Caching, making Claude up to 90% cheaper and 85% faster. Here's a comparison of running the same task in Claude Dev before and after:
You can now edit Claude Dev's changes before accepting! 🎉 When he edits or creates a file, you can modify his changes directly in the right side of the diff view (+ hover over the 'Revert Block' arrow button in the center to undo "//rest of code here" shenanigans)
Task History is here! Claude Dev now automatically saves your tasks so you can resume them whenever you want (+ he's aware that your project could have changed in the meantime!)
Excited to share Claude Dev 🤖 an autonomous software engineer right in your IDE! Made possible thanks to breakthroughs in agentic coding by Anthropic's new Claude 3.5 Sonnet. It's open source and available on VSCode marketplace now 🚀
@youyuxi
I made a web app (
@gitroyalty
) to help open source get funding using a git-based paywall - I used it with my own 2.6k repo and got 60 subscriptions in a week. Check it out and let me know what you think!
🚀 Recently shipped exciting updates to Claude Dev, an autonomous software engineer right in VSCode. Here's a demo where it creates, debugs, and runs a python script... all in chat!
Introducing GitRoyalty—a new solution for Open Source sustainability using the power of git. Now you can earn money for yourself and contributors on a recurring monthly basis for [mostly] open source projects
#OpenSource
#OSS
#software
#programming
@spinketh
I've experimented with partial updates a ton and it turns out when you force claude to spit out a structured output (diff patch, line numbers, etc anything thats not the whole file) then his reasoning capabilities nosedive. As in he can't even create a simple snake game on his
@spinketh
It uses puppeteer to load the site and extract (potentially dynamic) html > cheerio to clean up that html > turndown to convert to a nice markdown format thats easy for claude to understand. You can inspect the results for yourself in the API request dropdown! (Continue uses a
@youyuxi
Thank you so much! You’re right that it won’t work for everyone, but it may work for Vue plugins to get some funding to plugin devs (hopefully getting more devs involved in your ecosystem)!
Since the iPhone X uses an OLED display, rgb(0,0,0) is actually true black, meaning the subpixels are completely dim. Try it out, make this your wallpaper, crank up your brightness and view in complete darkness (the notch disappears):
Hey
@clattner_llvm
I just released a framework based off of your example in your dynamicMemberLookup proposal that lets Swift traverse JSON like JavaScript. Let me know what you think! 😘
After playing around with the X today, I literally can’t go back to my 6S Plus. The home button feels so old and unnecessary. Animoji is super buggy for me though.
@billyvision
Hi! Yes this is possible, add this to Custom Instructions (in settings) to keep git history as Claude works:
"After completing a task or making significant changes, automatically run `git add . && git commit -m` with a message summarizing the recent updates." This way you can
@shl
@Shpigford
Cool stream! I'd love for you to check out a Claude powered VSCode extension I've been working on that makes writing software even more handsoff. It's an autonomous engineer that can create/edit files and run commands with your permission.
Excited to share Claude Dev 🤖 an autonomous software engineer right in your IDE! Made possible thanks to breakthroughs in agentic coding by Anthropic's new Claude 3.5 Sonnet. It's open source and available on VSCode marketplace now 🚀
@jwebster2469
@Tyriar
I think these vscode integrations are really gonna take claude dev to another level, I’m currently working on diagnostics monitoring (‘problems’ tab in vscode) that would let claude react to linter/compiler errors as he works! Thanks for the kind words!
@JoshuaFluke
I made a startup (
@gitroyalty
) to help open source get funding using a paywall - I used it with my own 2.6k repo and got 60 subscriptions in a week. Check it out and let me know what you think!
@parrots
Take it from someone who’s added sync to an app before: you will run into bugs, you will get angry emails, but you will fix it in the end and everyone will be happy.
@iamRezaSayar
@Tyriar
@OpenRouterAI
The openrouter option only lists a few models that ive found work best for claude dev, but if you want to try any of the other models you can use the 'OpenAI compatible' api provider option and input the model id manually!
Hey
@jacksonhvisuals
,
@getbobbyapp
iOS developer here - thanks for the awesome review (BTW Face ID is supported, we just need to get that text updated!) Your channel is so cool, keep up the great work!
Just published my first node package! kamisama—a simple function that lets you cluster with automatic respawn and graceful shutdown.
#nodejs
#npm
#javascript
#typescript
@iAndresVidal
I’m glad you’re finding it useful! I look forward for seeing the video—I just released v1.1.13 which lets you set custom instructions for the model in settings e.g. “Speak in Spanish”. As for how you can support it, if you have any feedback or run into issues pls open a ticket on
Just used
@gittower
's new Reflog feature to restore a commit I accidentally deleted. Having done this before using command line, using Tower has simplified the process ten fold - just drag and drop.
Just published my first node package! kamisama—a simple function that lets you cluster with automatic respawn and graceful shutdown.
#nodejs
#npm
#javascript
#typescript
@deedydas
Or do it in 1 step using Claude Dev, an autonomous software engineer right in your IDE. It’s capable of going beyond just writing code, by debugging and iterating on its own until you’re satisfied with the result.
Excited to share Claude Dev 🤖 an autonomous software engineer right in your IDE! Made possible thanks to breakthroughs in agentic coding by Anthropic's new Claude 3.5 Sonnet. It's open source and available on VSCode marketplace now 🚀
@tapestreamer
You can work around this by using the revert block button or directly editing the diff view yourself, here's an example of how to do this:
You can now edit Claude Dev's changes before accepting! 🎉 When he edits or creates a file, you can modify his changes directly in the right side of the diff view (+ hover over the 'Revert Block' arrow button in the center to undo "//rest of code here" shenanigans)
@antoineweber
I personally think claude dev and cursor work really well together! Sometimes I have them both open side by side, making me feel like quite the passenger princess.
TIL old gaming consoles used a constantly running, low voltage battery to keep memory saved in volatile RAM, which is why game developers warned you could lose save state in 2-10 years.
@sobri
Just do it, Arc is the best Moves successor in the App Store, and this way you get to weed out all those self entitled users sending you hate mail.
@NotionHQ
please consider switching to native Swift over react for your mac and iOS apps. You will see huge boosts in performance and load times, which are absolutely necessary to jot down thoughts quickly. Opening notion and switching to the right note takes 5-10 seconds! 👎