Krishna Rao told a podcast that Claude writes over 90 percent of Anthropic's code and drafts most of its monthly financial reviews, as revenue run rate passes $30 billion.
The February 20 update lets developers run and preview apps, have diffs reviewed automatically and monitor pull requests to merge, as Claude Code passes a $2.5 billion revenue run rate.
Chief product officer Mike Krieger says Anthropic engineers routinely ship pull requests of 2,000 to 3,000 lines generated entirely by Claude, validating a prediction by CEO Dario Amodei.
On its fourth-quarter earnings call, Alphabet said roughly 50 percent of its code is now initially generated by AI coding agents and reviewed by engineers, up from 25 percent in late 2024.
Researchers led by the Complexity Science Hub analyzed 30 million GitHub commits and found AI-assisted coding in the US rose from about 5 percent in 2022 to 29 percent.
Microsoft is asking its engineering teams to use Claude Code as well as its own GitHub Copilot, a sign of a multi-vendor AI strategy that loosens its reliance on OpenAI.
The Information reports DeepSeek's next flagship model is expected around mid-February 2026, with internal tests said to show strong coding performance.
Musk's January 4 reply to Midjourney founder David Holz drew enthusiasm and skepticism in equal measure, as critics pointed to AI's limits in the physical world.
Google's Antigravity pairs a code editor with an Agent Manager and browser control so multiple AI agents can plan, edit and test software with less step-by-step direction.
Jaana Dogan, a principal engineer at Google, said Anthropic's coding tool produced a distributed agent orchestration system from a three-paragraph description.
