Anthropic is testing whether Claude Code can handle daily maintenance of the company's own apps, from crash fuzzing to dead-code removal. In a few weeks, the AI created 388 pull requests, and 46 percent were merged after human review. Claude Code inventor Boris Cherny sees this as "early signs of life that this might be possible."<br /> The article Claude Code now runs daily maintenance on Anthropic's software with a 46 percent merge rate appeared first on The Decoder. [...]
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