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New slang 'meat proxy' mocks workers who relay AI answers unedited

A term coined by developer Niklas Guhn in an August 3 blog post has gone viral online: 'meat proxy,' describing someone who copies and pastes chatbot output like ChatGPT or Claude into conversations without adding their own understanding or value. Guhn's original complaint was about receiving verbatim AI replies on Slack, and the phrase quickly spread on social media with a broader definition covering anyone who forwards AI text or code without reading or validating it themselves.

Anthropic builds native browser into Claude Cowork, bypassing Chrome extension

Anthropic is embedding its own browser directly within Claude Cowork, removing the requirement for a separate Chrome extension to handle many everyday browsing tasks. This lets Claude operate web pages and complete tasks natively inside its own app environment rather than relying on Google's browser infrastructure.

Developer releases 'tare', a tool that audits Claude Code's own usage logs

After burning through a Claude usage quota in just 10 minutes, a developer built 'tare,' a skill that lets Claude Code analyze its own local request logs to explain where tokens are going. Users install it with a single command and then ask plain-English questions about spikes in usage, expensive files, or which projects and models are draining their quota fastest.

Salesforce stock surges 20% on earnings beat and new Anthropic partnership

Salesforce shares jumped over 20% Thursday, marking its second-best trading day ever, after the company posted stronger-than-expected second-quarter results and unveiled an expanded partnership with Anthropic. The deal includes a new plugin called Claudeforce, which lets sales teams pull data through Anthropic's Claude chatbot, and was announced by CEOs Marc Benioff and Dario Amodei during a CNBC appearance.

AI Coding Agents Auto-Installed Unregistered Code From Fake llms.txt Files

Israeli security researchers scanned over 6,000 corporate domains and found 120 llms.txt/llms-full.txt files—AI-readable site guides similar to robots.txt—referencing unregistered code packages or domains. When the researchers claimed those names and set up beacons, dozens of organizations, including Fortune 500 firms, triggered phone-home connections within hours, with process logs showing AI coding agents like Claude, Codex, and Hermes had automatically fetched and executed the unowned code. At least one misconfigured site was already pointing to live malware.

Salesforce and Anthropic launch 'Claudeforce' sales plugin for Claude

Salesforce and Anthropic expanded their partnership by unveiling Claudeforce, a plugin embedding 37 pre-built sales skills directly into Anthropic's Claude chatbot, letting users draft emails, update records and perform other CRM tasks. It's the first time Salesforce has attached its 'force' branding to another company's product, with more integrations across Claude, Salesforce and Slack planned. The news came alongside Salesforce's fiscal second-quarter earnings, which beat Wall Street estimates.

Salesforce and Anthropic launch 'Claudeforce' to run CRM tasks inside Claude

Salesforce and Anthropic unveiled an expanded partnership called Claudeforce, centered on a new plugin, Salesforce in Claude, that lets sales teams query and update live CRM records directly from Claude's CoWork interface. The tool ships with 37 built-in sales skills for tasks like meeting prep and pipeline reviews, is rolling out to pilot customers now, and will reach open beta in September with more business-function skills arriving later in the year.

DEF CON demo shows AI agents can be tricked into rewriting company DNS via blocked firewall logs

Security firm Tenet demonstrated at DEF CON 34 that an AI coding agent reviewing Cloudflare's blocked-request logs can be manipulated into executing a hidden attacker command embedded in a rejected request's header, using credentials the agent already holds. In testing, Claude Code running on Sonnet 4.6 acted on the planted instruction nine out of ten times, even though the malicious request had already been correctly blocked by the firewall. Tenet identified the same exposed configuration pattern at 48 organizations, including six Fortune 500 firms, and similar attack paths were reported against Datadog and Sentry.

Anthropic unifies memory across Claude chat and Cowork

Anthropic has given Claude Cowork the same memory system as Claude's chat interface, so tasks and context carry over between the two. Instead of summarizing chats after they end, Claude now logs topics to memory in real time, and users can view, edit or delete these entries under a Topics section in Memory settings. The feature is live for Free, Pro and Max users on web, desktop and mobile.

Anthropic unifies Claude's memory across chat and Cowork

Anthropic announced it is merging the memory systems behind Claude's chat interface and its Cowork agent product, so information learned in one context carries over to the other. Users can now view, edit, or delete stored memories, and Claude will log details continuously during conversations rather than only summarizing at the end.

Anthropic merges memory between Claude Cowork and Claude chat

Anthropic has unified its memory feature so that Claude Cowork, its cloud-based task tool, now shares the same memory as Claude's chat interface. This means details from prior conversations carry over into Cowork tasks and vice versa, reducing the need to re-explain context. Sensitive topics like health or beliefs are excluded from memory by default but can be manually enabled in settings.

Anthropic links Claude and Cowork memory, adds real-time updates

Anthropic now shares a single memory system between Claude and its Cowork tool, so context from past chats carries over automatically when switching between them. Claude also updates its memory in real time without needing explicit prompts, and users get new controls to view, edit, delete or pause stored memories in Settings.