Code with Claude: The 5 biggest updates explained

Welcome back to How I AI. I'm Claire Vo, product leader and AI obsessive here on a mission to help you build better with these new tools. Today, I attended Code with Claude, Anthropic's first developer event, and they announced some things in Claude Code and Claude Managed agents I think you wanna know about. I'm gonna walk you through five things that launched today, how they work, what they are, and what I might build with them. We're gonna keep it under ten minutes, and this gonna be a quick preview of what you'll see in your new Claude Code and Claude API products experience. K. The first thing that shipped at Code with Claude that I think you wanna know about, there are some updates to the Claude Code app. And one of the updates that I know we've all been waiting for is routines. The ability to trigger events or actions on a schedule. We love it. You know I love OpenClaw, and what I love about OpenClaw are the Crohn's. And so now Claude code has that built in right here in the app. All you have to do is click new routine. You can either run it locally or remote. I'm gonna run it locally, and I'm gonna say weekly newsletter. This is something that I haven't been doing. I'm sorry if you're a ChatPurity customer. I I know I haven't done my newsletter. I'm gonna say look at our change log and draft a newsletter for us to send weekly. And then I'm gonna go in here and just say we have a changelog.md in the docs folder. Review it every Monday and write a customer facing newsletter based on the best customer facing features we shipped. Don't talk about behind the scenes things like tech debt or security unless they really impress customers. Okay. So I'm gonna do that. I'm gonna run it daily or no. Sorry. I'm gonna run it weekly on Mondays at 6AM and I think that's all I need to do. Oh, I'm gonna select my folder, where my project is, and then I'm gonna create create. And now, Cloud Code will run my newsletter draft cron every week, and then I can come back in here, grab the HTML. If I were being really fancy, I would hook this up to my newsletter platform. I would hook it up to my Slack and ping us. But, again, this is very useful to me. This is something that I used to kick off manually in Cloud Code every Monday. And now I can do that here in Cloud Code on a schedule. So how does that work? There are three trigger types. You can trigger them on a cron, which is a schedule, HTTP or a GitHub webhook. So you can do sort of a normal webhook or GitHub webhook. You can trigger these three ways, scheduled, like I just did, off of a GitHub action or a general …