A new guide covers pro-tips for getting Claude to interact correctly with computer and browser interfaces, specifically addressing the common pain point of Claude clicking the wrong element.
Two distinct modes exist for guided coding: Learning mode leaves small todo exercises for the user to implement and then reviews their work, while Explanatory mode simply narrates what Claude did and why.
Kyeyune Kazibwe, who won the Opus 4.6 hackathon with TARA (a tool for mobilizing infrastructure financing), went on to speak at the Code with Claude builders stage in London.
A casual reply hinting at a upcoming Code with Claude event in London, directed at a specific user.
The /usage command lets you see exactly what is consuming your tokens, and the UI around it was recently redesigned to make that easier to parse.
