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When we announced our thinking partnership, we wanted to show what actually powers racing: the synchronised effort of dozens of minds.
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When we announced our thinking partnership, we wanted to show what actually powers racing: the synchronised effort of dozens of minds.
finally, a new way to interface with your computer (open sourced so you can make your own, too!) @claudeai #claudepartner
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finally, a new way to interface with your computer (open sourced so you can make your own, too!) @claudeai #claudepartner
This project was pitched in Paris, idea birthed in NYC, filmed in France, commissioned from a SF based start-up, shot in Claude Monet’s actual house in Giverny, and now brought to your screens all over the world. Funny how art and inspiration transcends time, space, and continents. Everything keeps on inspiring each other in a loop- through mediums. Thank you @claudeai for trusting the vision 🙂 So i’m thinking...Is Claude named after Claude Monet?! CLAUDE IS FREE ❣️ they’re bettering the AI tools world. Link in bio to try it out. #claudepartner ad :)
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This project was pitched in Paris, idea birthed in NYC, filmed in France, commissioned from a SF based start-up, shot in Claude Monet’s actual house in Giverny, and now brought to your screens all over the world. Funny how art and inspiration transcends time, space, and continents. Everything keeps on inspiring each other in a loop- through mediums. Thank you @claudeai for trusting the vision 🙂 So i’m thinking...Is Claude named after Claude Monet?! CLAUDE IS FREE ❣️ they’re bettering the AI tools world. Link in bio to try it out. #claudepartner ad :)
@claudeai Cowork has fundamentally changed how I get things done… here’s why you should be using it too! Try Claude today using the link in my bio 🔗 #ClaudePartner
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@claudeai Cowork has fundamentally changed how I get things done… here’s why you should be using it too! Try Claude today using the link in my bio 🔗 #ClaudePartner
math just made a little more sense thanks to @claudeai🙂‍↕️ #ClaudePartner
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math just made a little more sense thanks to @claudeai🙂‍↕️ #ClaudePartner
In a world of fast content, I want more depth, not speed. And @claudeai helps me get there ☝🏼 #claudepartner
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In a world of fast content, I want more depth, not speed. And @claudeai helps me get there ☝🏼 #claudepartner
Choose a Claude model based on the complexity of the task. Then adjust the effort level to move between faster or more thorough results.
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Choose a Claude model based on the complexity of the task. Then adjust the effort level to move between faster or more thorough results.
First, I keep choosing Claude Code for iOS because it’s THE BEST I’ve used for design and anything that requires exploration and creativity @claudeai #ClaudePartner Even with Opus 5, I get better results for that kind of work than with anything else I’ve tried. And that’s before even getting into Fable 👀 Here’s my current workflow for building iOS apps: • Opus 5 with ultracode when I’m building multiple features at the same time. Otherwise, Opus 5 on Max. • Fable 5.1 on High for extremely complex issues. I rarely go above that. I’m using Claude Code in the desktop app on a Mac, with Xcode installed. Tell Claude to build your app and use the simulator to test it. The simulator opens inside Claude Code, and you can watch it tap through screens and check its work. You can also switch between available devices and iOS versions, or interact with the app yourself. For more specific build and testing workflows, you can connect tools like XcodeBuildMCP too. I also use simulators for iPad and Apple Watch development. Lately I’ve been using them to work on my Apple Watch designs. The most important part is giving Claude a clear goal AND telling it how to verify that it’s done. For a larger feature, I use /goal and spell out: • What needs to work. • Which screens and interactions to test. • What it shouldn’t change. • What counts as finished. Something like: “Build [feature], then use the simulator to test [specific flows]. Fix anything that fails and test it again. Only mark the goal complete once those checks pass. If you’re blocked, tell me what’s stopping you.” That gives Claude something concrete to keep working toward, so I’m not sitting there prompting every next step. I still review the result, but having Claude run the app and check its own changes has been a really useful addition to my workflow. You can try Claude Code on the Max plan through the link in my bio. @claudeai #claudecode #iosdevelopment
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First, I keep choosing Claude Code for iOS because it’s THE BEST I’ve used for design and anything that requires exploration and creativity @claudeai #ClaudePartner Even with Opus 5, I get better results for that kind of work than with anything else I’ve tried. And that’s before even getting into Fable 👀 Here’s my current workflow for building iOS apps: • Opus 5 with ultracode when I’m building multiple features at the same time. Otherwise, Opus 5 on Max. • Fable 5.1 on High for extremely complex issues. I rarely go above that. I’m using Claude Code in the desktop app on a Mac, with Xcode installed. Tell Claude to build your app and use the simulator to test it. The simulator opens inside Claude Code, and you can watch it tap through screens and check its work. You can also switch between available devices and iOS versions, or interact with the app yourself. For more specific build and testing workflows, you can connect tools like XcodeBuildMCP too. I also use simulators for iPad and Apple Watch development. Lately I’ve been using them to work on my Apple Watch designs. The most important part is giving Claude a clear goal AND telling it how to verify that it’s done. For a larger feature, I use /goal and spell out: • What needs to work. • Which screens and interactions to test. • What it shouldn’t change. • What counts as finished. Something like: “Build [feature], then use the simulator to test [specific flows]. Fix anything that fails and test it again. Only mark the goal complete once those checks pass. If you’re blocked, tell me what’s stopping you.” That gives Claude something concrete to keep working toward, so I’m not sitting there prompting every next step. I still review the result, but having Claude run the app and check its own changes has been a really useful addition to my workflow. You can try Claude Code on the Max plan through the link in my bio. @claudeai #claudecode #iosdevelopment
Peace of mind activated 🧘 @claudeai #claudepartner
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Peace of mind activated 🧘 @claudeai #claudepartner
The forecast calls for forecasts, thanks to @claudeai #ClaudePartner
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The forecast calls for forecasts, thanks to @claudeai #ClaudePartner
The Ultimate Productivity Hack for Developers @claudeai #ClaudePartner
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The Ultimate Productivity Hack for Developers @claudeai #ClaudePartner
After three years of email chaos, I built a fully custom Gmail system using Google Apps Script and Claude Opus. No coding experience required. It scans, labels, drafts replies, and even uses energy-efficient Al logic to handle ambiguous emails intelligently. A personalized Al inbox that actually understands context instead of generic automation. Would you try this setup?📧🤖🗂️⚡️💻 @claudeai #ClaudePartner
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After three years of email chaos, I built a fully custom Gmail system using Google Apps Script and Claude Opus. No coding experience required. It scans, labels, drafts replies, and even uses energy-efficient Al logic to handle ambiguous emails intelligently. A personalized Al inbox that actually understands context instead of generic automation. Would you try this setup?📧🤖🗂️⚡️💻 @claudeai #ClaudePartner
Comment “CLAUDE” to get the link to @claudeai Claude Code! #ClaudePartner With Claude Code, you can: - access the world’s best coding model - write and run code directly from your terminal - leverage agentic search to understand your entire codebase - no manual context needed - make coordinated, multi-file changes - turn hours of work into a single command ~~~~ Follow @maddyzhang for coding memes + insights ~~~~
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Comment “CLAUDE” to get the link to @claudeai Claude Code! #ClaudePartner With Claude Code, you can: - access the world’s best coding model - write and run code directly from your terminal - leverage agentic search to understand your entire codebase - no manual context needed - make coordinated, multi-file changes - turn hours of work into a single command ~~~~ Follow @maddyzhang for coding memes + insights ~~~~
Ask your hard question with @claudeai #ClaudePartner
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Ask your hard question with @claudeai #ClaudePartner
Some tasks you only need to do once. There's now a Record a skill option in the + menu in Claude Cowork.
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Some tasks you only need to do once. There's now a Record a skill option in the + menu in Claude Cowork.
Every hard rule in your CLAUDE.md file adds an extra step of reasoning before Claude Code starts a task. While older models needed that kind of guidance, the latest ones mostly don't. Run /doctor in your project to flag outdated rules that are slowing things down and using extra tokens. Trimming them tends to improve Claude’s outputs.
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Every hard rule in your CLAUDE.md file adds an extra step of reasoning before Claude Code starts a task. While older models needed that kind of guidance, the latest ones mostly don't. Run /doctor in your project to flag outdated rules that are slowing things down and using extra tokens. Trimming them tends to improve Claude’s outputs.
This is my secret weapon. My whole life I’d had to balance my left brain and right brain. My mom was a painter and my dad was an engineer, and going to school for both art and computer science meant that I was always overwhelmed by all the projects I wanted to do. And now that I just moved to New York, my life is busier than ever. I need a personal assistant who can just plan out my day for me. And that’s exactly what Claude Cowork does! It’s been a lifesaver and has let me do the things that I ACTUALLY wanna do instead of sit at home and feel overwhelmed. @claudeai #ClaudePartner
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This is my secret weapon. My whole life I’d had to balance my left brain and right brain. My mom was a painter and my dad was an engineer, and going to school for both art and computer science meant that I was always overwhelmed by all the projects I wanted to do. And now that I just moved to New York, my life is busier than ever. I need a personal assistant who can just plan out my day for me. And that’s exactly what Claude Cowork does! It’s been a lifesaver and has let me do the things that I ACTUALLY wanna do instead of sit at home and feel overwhelmed. @claudeai #ClaudePartner
As models get better at building software, more of the work that matters moves earlier: having the idea, trying a few directions, getting reactions while it’s still easy to make changes. That’s true for the small parts too, like the onboarding on a side project. Nate Parrott, a product designer at Anthropic, does exactly that with Claude Design. He starts from his existing code, reacts to a few options, clicks through a prototype, and hands the one he likes to Claude Code to build. Claude Design works anywhere you talk to Claude, including Claude Code. Type /design to get started.
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As models get better at building software, more of the work that matters moves earlier: having the idea, trying a few directions, getting reactions while it’s still easy to make changes. That’s true for the small parts too, like the onboarding on a side project. Nate Parrott, a product designer at Anthropic, does exactly that with Claude Design. He starts from his existing code, reacts to a few options, clicks through a prototype, and hands the one he likes to Claude Code to build. Claude Design works anywhere you talk to Claude, including Claude Code. Type /design to get started.
Sign-up link in bio 🌊 Since I started building this I’ve had so many surfers tell me the same story. They checked the report, drove out, and it was flat. Or worse, they skipped it and it was firing. And honestly it’s not the forecasters being lazy. The number you get has been crushed down from thousands of data points into three, and everything that decides whether YOUR SPECIFIC spot breaks is in the part that gets thrown out. CDM is the perfect example. It’s flat 90 days out of 100, and the forecast overcalls it constantly. Meanwhile the Wedge runs bigger than they say almost every swell. It’s all subtle differences that are hard to analyze. So that’s why I’m building a free forecast that actually solves the geometry for your break instead of rounding it off. The islands don’t move. The jetty’s doesn’t move. If I get the map right once, it’ll work forever. Testing it against real breaks all summer. Comment your spot and I’ll test it. 🤙 @claudeai #ad
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Sign-up link in bio 🌊 Since I started building this I’ve had so many surfers tell me the same story. They checked the report, drove out, and it was flat. Or worse, they skipped it and it was firing. And honestly it’s not the forecasters being lazy. The number you get has been crushed down from thousands of data points into three, and everything that decides whether YOUR SPECIFIC spot breaks is in the part that gets thrown out. CDM is the perfect example. It’s flat 90 days out of 100, and the forecast overcalls it constantly. Meanwhile the Wedge runs bigger than they say almost every swell. It’s all subtle differences that are hard to analyze. So that’s why I’m building a free forecast that actually solves the geometry for your break instead of rounding it off. The islands don’t move. The jetty’s doesn’t move. If I get the map right once, it’ll work forever. Testing it against real breaks all summer. Comment your spot and I’ll test it. 🤙 @claudeai #ad
Sometimes the whole point of a project is who it’s for.
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Sometimes the whole point of a project is who it’s for.

Claude by Anthropic (@claudeai) Instagram Stats & Analytics

Claude by Anthropic (@claudeai) has 2.45M Instagram followers with a 0.49% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 342 posts, Claude by Anthropic received 3.73M total likes and 501M impressions, averaging 10.9K likes per post. This page tracks Claude by Anthropic's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily. To benchmark @claudeai against other accounts, use Socialpruf's Instagram competitor analysis tool.

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Claude by Anthropic (@claudeai) has 2.45M Instagram followers as of November 2026.
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Claude by Anthropic's Instagram engagement rate is 0.49% over the last 12 months, based on 342 posts.
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Claude by Anthropic received 3.73M total likes across 342 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 10.9K likes per post.
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Claude by Anthropic's Instagram content generated 501M total impressions over the last 12 months.
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