Claude Code (Tested) - Anthropic’s NEW & FREE AI CODER IS INSANE! (RIP Cursor)

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AI Summary

Summary of Claude 3.7 Sonnet Model and Clae Code Introduction Video

• Claude 3.7 Sonnet Model Introduction:
  • Claude has launched a new AI model, the 3.7 Sonnet, which excels in reasoning and various tasks.
  • It’s currently leading in AI benchmarks.
• Clae Code Tool Overview:
  • Clae Code is a coding tool that integrates with AI to assist in coding within a repository.
  • Similar to AER, it’s in research preview and available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
  • Requires API credits, with an offer of $5 free credits on their website.
• Clae Code Capabilities:
  • Operates in the terminal, understanding code bases and responding to natural language commands.
  • Can edit files, fix bugs, answer questions about code architecture, execute tests, lint, and more.
  • Supports git operations like searching history, resolving conflicts, and creating commits and PRs.
• Installation and Usage:
  • Installation is straightforward with a provided command.
  • After installation, users sign in with their Anthropic account to enable Clae Code.
• Clae Code Interface and Features:
  • Offers options like clear, compact, config, cost, doctor, help, init, PR comments, and review.
  • The init command creates a CLA markdown file for codebase documentation.
  • Users can interact with the interface by sending prompts for desired operations.
• Demonstration of Clae Code:
  • The video shows Clae Code analyzing a T3 stack repository and performing tasks like:
    • Identifying the project’s purpose.
    • Removing a basic page and setting an image cropper as the main page.
    • Handling linting errors and running a server (though it hangs the process).
• Conclusion:
  • Clae Code effectively handles complex coding tasks and integrates git functionalities.
  • The tool is considered a strong competitor to similar tools like AER and Klein.
  • Viewers are encouraged to share their thoughts and subscribe for more content.

Detailed Instructions and URLs

• No specific CLI commands, website URLs, or detailed instructions were provided in the transcript.