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Anthropic

Anthropic publishes primary engineering material on Claude, MCP, agent harnesses, long-running agents and managed agent infrastructure.

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Organization description comes from Anthropic's public engineering and product pages; image comes from its official GitHub organization. Checked September 19, 2026.

Referenced in 101

  1. MCP 101

    MCP joins the Agentic AI Foundation ↗

    Moving stewardship into a neutral foundation makes MCP less dependent on Anthropic while creating a formal home for ecosystem governance.

  2. Managed agents 101

    Claude Managed Agents overview ↗

    Claude Managed Agents supplies the harness, environments, sessions, tool execution and durable state around Claude so teams do not rebuild the control plane.

  3. Managed agents 101

    Claude Managed Agents: get to production faster ↗

    Anthropic positions managed agents as composable cloud infrastructure for long-running work, not another prompt template or chatbot framework.

  4. Managed agents 101

    Scaling Managed Agents: decoupling the brain from the hands ↗

    Separating model reasoning from execution workers lets the platform scale, recover and secure long-running agents without tying identity to one process.

  5. Managed agents 101

    Ship your first Managed Agent ↗

    A working incident-investigator agent makes the managed platform concrete: define an agent, environment and session, then stream and supervise the run.

  6. Managed agents 101

    Memory and dreaming for self-learning agents ↗

    Agent memory needs deliberate consolidation and reflection; saving every token is not the same as learning from experience.

  7. Managed agents 101

    Building more effective AI agents ↗

    Reliable agent systems start with simple workflows and add autonomy only when the task and evidence justify the extra uncertainty.

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