Claude Code

“But nowadays when you ask Claude Code Anthropics agent to deploy, They use for sale because we had, you could argue accidentally created the perfect tool for an agent to deploy.”

“Pretty soon after we launched it, most of Anthropic was a daily active user”

“And so quad code actually doesn't use this technique called rag. Instead, what it does is it just searches files the same way that a human would.”

“We landed native Windows support recently, and we're working on single file distribution, so you don't need a Node.js anymore.”

“And my feeling is that this is something where teams will kind of get more and more horizontal as a result of this because anyone is able to contribute in this way.”

“Generally our bar is if we find ourselves really happy with it and we find ourselves using it every day, then we release it to everyone.”

“You know, at this point, most code at Anthropic is written using quad code and almost everyone at Anthropic is using it every day.”

“Cloud Code can do pretty much anything that a person can do on their computer.”

“Expect a lot more agents. So, you know, be able to launch agents, agents managing agents and a lot more kind of freedom, freedom this way”

“We started building quad code when it was still Sonnet at 3.5 and it was okay. And then with, you know, 3.6 and 3.7, it was still, it was fine. It was pretty good. But then when Sonnet four and Opus four came out, that's when it really hit its stride and we fe…”

“I feel like if you look at answering questions about the code base and kind of code base research, I think it's like 10 out of 10 good. It's as good as it can get. When it comes to writing code, it's maybe like a six out of 10. It's pretty good. It won't get e…”

“The data scientists at Anthropic all use quad code to write their queries, and designers use it to build small prototypes, and product managers use it to manage tasks.”

“Quad code is a MCP client and an MCP server.”

“It doesn't use any services except the API itself. So that's all it needs. And then everything else you actually don't need. And this is one of the nice side effects of not doing code base indexing or anything like this is it's just very easy to hook up to.”

“The way we think about it is the model is evolving so quickly that we build a minimal possible product to keep up with it.”

“One of the reasons that we release cloud code is just to learn how people use it, and to learn how to make this thing safe, to learn how it behaves in the wild, so that we know what to do next.”

“And what we saw is adanthropic technical onboarding used to take a few weeks, but now engineers are usually productive within the first few days.”

“For Quadco, there's two pricing models today. One is you can get a subscription. There's Pro, and then there's Max, and this is I think it's 20 bucks a month, hundred bucks a month, or 200 bucks a month, and it has very, very generous rate limits.”

“I personally use a lot of these products and you know, I use quad code every day, but I also use cursor every day and I use other products every day.”

“This is Claude code now. You don't need junior analysts.”

“Give it six months, the models will be good enough that the UX can be like, talking to it.”

“Opus 4.5 on Claude code is a new moment where the way you work has forever changed.”

“But two percent of GitHub commits today are cloud code.”

“We saw Manus, we saw Cloud Code, we saw Deep Research, they all had these four things and we were like, okay, that's pretty common, let's put it into a Python package and make it easy for people to build their own versions of that.”

“It doesn't actually use the tools that are RL into the model. So like anthropic models have some like file editing tools. They have a completely different set of tools in, in the actual harness.”

“The very genesis of it was, what if Cloud, but instead of, like, in the cloud, it's running on your computer in your terminal. That, that is almost entirely UX. It's the same model. It's the same core capabilities.”

“What we've done is we've taken cloud code and we've given cloud code a virtual machine That Claude can use to run its own code.”

“When we talk to the CIO, they know that their engineering teams are using cloud code and codex and cursor, and they're seeing the productivity gains come out of those teams.”