Automated coding often hit a reliability wall. Now, non-coders build production-ready apps 20x faster via conversation.
A software development platform aims to enable the 99% of the world's population who cannot code to build production-ready web applications through natural conversation.
Even experienced developers struggle with complex design principles, while non-technical users remain completely blocked from building functional...
“It's a bit unfair that there is just one percent that can code and all the world's population and even less that can know all the best practices to make really great, loveable software.”
AI-powered platform for building full-stack applications through natural language.
Anthropic is a technology company specializing in artificial intelligence and machine learning solutions.
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