Baoyu Says Claude Artifacts Lets People Review Agent Work
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Baoyu says Claude Artifacts lets people see an agent’s actions and history, comment on designs, and review its replies as software shifts toward helping people oversee agent work. He describes using comments to ask Claude Motion to remove silent sections from a video, and using Claude Design or Claude Slides to ask questions and generate designs from rough ideas. Baoyu compares this shift with Google Docs moving office software from desktop applications to the cloud, arguing that software changes form when its users change.
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- 11/11 10:37 (UTC+8) · 1 reportsBao Yu Explains How Claude Artifacts Helps People Review Agent WorkBaoyu:Bao Yu Explains How Claude Artifacts Helps People Review Agent Work
- 11/11 07:54 (UTC+8) · 1 reportsDotey Argues Claude Artifacts Reflect a Shift Toward Agent-Oriented SoftwareBaoyu:Baoyu Compares Google Docs’ Cloud Shift With Agent-Oriented Software
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- Bao Yu Explains How Claude Artifacts Helps People Review Agent Work
Bao Yu says software design is shifting toward helping people review results when Agents operate software. In Claude Artifacts, people can see an Agent’s actions and history, comment on designs, and review its replies. He also describes using comments to ask Claude Motion to remove silent video sections, and Claude Design or Claude Slides to ask questions and generate designs from rough ideas.
- BaoyuPicksA Post Compares Google Docs’ Cloud Shift With Claude Artifacts for Agents
Baoyu argues that Google Docs changed software from a single-computer model to a cloud model, while Claude Artifacts points to software made for agents, with people reviewing and refining the results. He concludes that changing who uses software also changes its form.
- Baoyu Compares Google Docs’ Cloud Shift With Agent-Oriented Software
Baoyu argues that Google Docs changed office software by moving it from the desktop to the cloud, while Claude Artifacts points toward software made for agents, with people reviewing and refining the results. He adds that changing who uses software also changes its form.
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