Claude Code leak suggests Anthropic is working on a 'Proactive' mode for its coding tool - Engadget
<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiyAFBVV95cUxNNUQ5YTV3NHJsczZ6Wl9PdXhSRG1HR1l4UGNRcW9FT0xRaUJaNzRZZU1ybUJXekFTWlJHX1BpQlJDN2hWdWVRbWdNNE9Ldm1PY2VkV2hGbHlsaGhfMnpoZ2VxM08zUG15MDFvaDl3S1o0UTJOdG1uaThaUFF3ek1jbGVkeVZsNmc1dG5aM1ZibEhQbklyd2lJdHZfd2ZvNWN3bDB6YUpUNGZVYTRYNzhnSmhSbFlDN2hfVDhhbGdrc1NGU2puLW1CWA?oc=5" target="_blank">Claude Code leak suggests Anthropic is working on a 'Proactive' mode for its coding tool</a> <font color="#6f6f6f">Engadget</font>
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