Anthropic's Claude AI Gets Human-Like Computer Skills, Can Build Apps, Fix Bugs And More

Tech giant Anthropic has rolled out another significant update to its Claude AI on Monday. The American firm has added more autonomous capabilities to its chatbot, enabling it to function without any human intervention. This time, the company added an update to its computer use. The Dario Amodei-led company claims that Claude AI can now do everything directly on the desktop. It can help you open apps and run tests or even navigate user interfaces for you. This also means that the Claude chatbot can now even build apps and fix bugs on your computer without needing any human intervention. How this update works. How Computer Use in Claude Code WorksThe official X account of Claude tweeted on Monday, “Computer use is now in Claude Code. Claude can open your apps,

click through your UI, and test what it built, right from the CLI. Now in research preview on Pro and Max plans.” Anthropc rolled out a new feature called Computer Use in its Claude Code platform. It will help the AI tools to interact directly with applications on macS from the command line interface (CLI).Users can now ask Anthropic’s AI to create what they need. The company claims that this updated feature can now work on anything users want, and the AI will simply open their MacOS, just like a human, to create it. Apart from writing code, Claude can test its creation, spot bugs, and even fix them on its own, without needing a human directly. Who Can Use The Claude Computer CodeThe computer use update is currently accessible as a research preview for those with Pro and Max plans. To use this feature, you will be require theClaude Code version 2.1.85 or later, and it is only limited to macOS as of now. To use the Claude Computer, users need to activate the built-in MCP names computer-use within an interactive Claude Code session by typing the command ‘/mcp’ and enabling the server further.