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Hi, I'm Michael, an engineer working on Anthropic's API team. I'm really excited to finally be able to talk about Claude Managed Agents, a suite of APIs and developer tooling we've been working on for the past few months. t.co/oKG2MdT2K5
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That was my first thought as well. At the same time, what if those companies who already have built their on-prem agents (often using Anthropic API anyways) migrate them to Managed Agents instead?
I mean, yes, the customers they're serving are - in theory - just one Anthropic platform account away of building their own agents but I still want to see this happen for real.
Like someone saying: "You know what? I know nothing about filing taxes for my business. I will NOT use a traditional OR AI-first Saas but build it myself instead."
At least I would not. For the same reason I decided to pay for Wispr Flow a while back instead of vibe-coding it over a weekend.
12. Sixtyfour (@sixtyfourai) so agents can search for people and companies.
13. Exa (@ExaAILabs): so agents can search the web (Google doesn’t work for agents)
If you stitch all of these together, you get a digital coworker that looks more human than AI.
@shivsakhuja@agentmail@tryagentphone@grok can you make a comprehensive list of the agent-first apps and services mentioned in the parent and across the comments and sub-comments here?
@AmazonKindle I love, love, love every single Kindle I've ever bought.
And speed absolutely matters:
My latest one, an early 2025 Kindle Paperwhite, is so fast that I wound up reading Pratchett's 42-volume Discworld series in less than 12 months.
And yet, since buying my first Kindle, I still have one single feature request:
After I've continued reading a book on my Kindle
And I've then locked the screen
When I look at the lock screen
I want to see the current page that I had been reading
So that whenever I glance at my locked Kindle
I can quickly read a sentence or two of what I was reading
And pull myself back into continue reading that book
And keep my reading momentum
And finish more books sooner.
The "whenever I glance at my Kindle" happens relatively often and neither the book cover nor the default graphics help me keep momentum the way the "open last page" would.
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