Topic
Anthropic Claude
4 episodes
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Trace agents with OpenTelemetry on the Claude Platform
Claude’s new OpenTelemetry export isn’t really about prettier dashboards. It’s about making agent access feel earned: trace the model calls, tool use, and MCP steps first, then widen permissions when the agent proves it can behave. That matters because observability is now part of the product contract, not a sidecar. The interesting move is that Claude is trying to make its agents fit into the same tracing stack teams already use for the rest of their systems, so adoption friction drops instead of rising.
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Figma Make's new two way GitHub integration turns designs into live, production code — with built In governance
Justy and Cody dig into Figma Make’s new two-way GitHub integration and the bigger claim behind it: not that designers replace engineers, but that visual editing can finally sit inside a real software workflow without breaking governance. They unpack what the article actually shows, where the technical case is solid, and who this is genuinely useful for.
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Visual imitation learning: Guidde trains AI agents on human 'expert video' instead of documentation
Guidde raised $50M to solve enterprise AI's 'last mile' problem by training agents on video recordings of human experts, not documentation. Instead of PDFs, they capture rich telemetry—every click, scroll, and DOM change—creating 'digital world models' that let AI navigate complex enterprise software with human-like spatial awareness.
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Awesome Claude Skills/brand guidelines/SKILL.md at master · ComposioHQ/awesome Claude Skills
In this episode, we explore the emergence of Claude, a powerful AI tool that enhances collaboration and productivity by integrating various skills. We discuss the significance of its brand guidelines, how it affects user engagement, and what it means for the future of digital collaboration. Real-world implications are examined through hypothetical scenarios and comparisons with existing tools.