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simonwillison.net
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| | | | | Something I'm enjoying about Claude Code is that any time you ask it questions about itself it runs tool calls like these: In this case I'd asked it about its ... | |
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www.kodeco.com
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| | | | | Tired of copying code between AI chat windows and your editor? Claude Code brings AI-powered development directly to your command line and your IDE. This tutorial covers installation, project creation, codebase analysis, and advanced workflows that will transform how you approach coding tasks. | |
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ezyang.github.io
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| | | | | Model Context Protocol servers provide a standard interface for LLMs to interact with their environment. Cursor Agent mode and Claude Code use agents extensively. For example, instead of needing a separate RAG system (e.g., as previously provided by Cursor) to find and feed the model relevant context files, the LLM can instead call an MCP which will let it lookup what files it wants to look at before deciding what to do. Similarly, a model can run tests or build and then immediately work on fixing problems when this occurs. It is clear that Anthropic's built-in MCP servers are useful, and you should use agent mode when you can. | |
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rmoff.net
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