Start designing at claude.ai/design.

That link is redirecting me to https://claude.ai/404, anyone else?

Have same issue, it redirect to https://claude.ai/login?returnTo=%2Fdesign then back and redirect to https://claude.ai/login?returnTo=%2Fdesign again, looping...

It works for me. Check again?

Seems they jumped the gun releasing this without a claude code update?

     /model claude-opus-4.7
      ⎿  Model 'claude-opus-4.7' not found

claude-opus-4-7

It seems they nerf it, then release a new version with previous power. So they can do this forever without actually making another step function model release.

Same, if we're punished for being on the highest tier... what is anthropic even doing.

You're not, it wasn't released yet. Update to 111 and you'll see it (i'm on Max20, i do)

Heck, mine just automatically set it to 4.7 and xhigh effort (also a new feature?)

Thanks, I was already on the latest claude code, I just restarted it and now it's showing 4.7 and xhigh.

xhigh was mentioned in the release post, it's the new default and between high and max.

     /model claude-opus-4.7
      ⎿  Model 'claude-opus-4.7' not found

Just love that I'm paying $200 for models features they announce I can't use!

Related features that were announced I have yet to be able to use:

    $ claude --enable-auto-mode 
    auto mode is unavailable for your plan

    $ claude
    /memory 
    Auto-dream: on · /dream to run
    Unknown skill: dream

I think that was a typo on my end, its "/model claude-opus-4-7" not "/model claude-opus-4.7"

That sets it to opus 4:

/model claude-opus-4.7 ⎿ Model 'claude-opus-4.7' not found

/model claude-opus-4-7 ⎿ Set model to Opus 4

/model ⎿ Set model to Opus 4.6 (1M context) (default)

A little off topic, but did Anthropic distill from an older OpenAI model? All the sudden over the last few days I'm getting a ton of em dashes in claude code responses!

It gets really fun when you prompt them to update their BOT.md, also they get access to previous run results so they continually "learn" from mistakes or investigate changes.

This is very cool, I just wonder where they get the crossing data!

I'm guessing from the AIS Vessel Tracking (mentioned in their data sources)- https://www.vesselfinder.com/realtime-ais-data

Thanks for sharing, I think it's kind of a different type of system although a lot of similarities for sure.

I made botctl explicitly to not have to talk to my agents, I wanted them running autonomously based on their BOT.md file's prompt / goals / skills.

I'll take a counterpoint, coding has historically not been cheap. Software engineers have been one of the highest paid professions for a long time. Personally while working a full time job, raising a family and trying to have some semblance of a social life my open source contributions fell off a cliff until recently with the popularization of coding agents. I've created more projects and software in the last 12 months than the past 10 years combined. Not to say a lot of it wasn't total slop or provided little utility, but it's been a fun and exciting time.

Another interesting point is that until recently most average people thought "code" was out of reach or they didn't have time / energy to learn it. My mother made a webapp with the help of claude code the other day to generate books, which she thought of and completed in the course of 3 days all the while learning about terminals, localhost, ports, APIs and more.