Anthropic points developers to fresh examples in Claude Cookbooks
In a post from @ClaudeDevs, Anthropic is nudging developers to try new features through its Claude Cookbooks, the anthropics/claude-cookbooks repo on GitHub full of ready-made snippets and recipes for building apps on Claude.
To dig into what’s new, Anthropic suggests the “claude-api” skill built into Claude Code or the release notes in the Claude docs. Claude Code stays an agentic tool for working in the terminal. The post doesn’t spell out the actual list of new features.
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