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Claude Projects is Anthropic's best idea, and also its worst implementation

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In my opinion, Projects is Anthropic's best idea and also a big miss. The idea is great. You get one "god thread" for each project (Alex Flinn's term). A project can be your app across all its versions (iOS, Android, web) or something specialized like marketing. You talk to a single coordinator, an…

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