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Anthropic ends unlimited Claude access via third-party agents, requires extra payments for heavy use
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Anthropic has restricted unlimited access to its Claude AI models through third-party agents like OpenClaw, requiring heavy users to pay extra via API keys or usage bundles starting April 4, 2026. The policy shift, announced over the weekend, addresses severe system strain from high-volume agent tools previously covered under $20 monthly subscriptions.
A developer has used Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.7 to make Adobe Lightroom CC function on Linux through Wine. The AI handled debugging and verification independently.
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Anthropic has added new connectors for its Claude AI chatbot, enabling links to everyday services like Spotify, Instacart and AllTrails. The expansion shifts focus from professional tools to personal tasks. More integrations are planned for the future.
Anthropic has revealed the Linux container environment supporting its Claude AI assistant's Cowork mode, emphasizing security and efficiency. The setup, documented by engineer Simon Willison, uses ARM64 hardware and Ubuntu for isolated operations. This configuration enables safe file handling and task execution in a sandboxed space.
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Claude Opus 4.5 is now live, offering meaningful enhancements in everyday tasks and coding challenges. The update aims to enable faster coding and harder problem-solving.