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Anthropic just dropped Claude for Chrome โ AI that fully controls your browser and crushes real workflows. This demo is absolutely insane ๐คฏ
Anthropic's Official Take on XML-Structured Prompting as the Core Strategy
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Two days old and already cooking. Anthropic released a Chrome extension that lets Claude see your screen, click, type, scroll, and navigate web pages like a human โ but on demand.
Watch it in action: https://youtu.be/rBJnWMD0Pho Highlights from the demo: Pulls fresh data from multiple dashboards and consolidates it into a clean analysis doc Automatically reads and addresses feedback comments on slides Writes code with Claude, then tests it live in the browser
No more copy-pasting hell. This is proper agentic AI finally landing in an accessible tool. Try it yourself: https://claude.com/chrome Thoughts? Productivity godsend or "we're all cooked" moment? How long until this (or something like it) handles 80% of knowledge work?
I just learned why some people get amazing results from Claude and others think it's just okay
So I've been using Claude for a while now. Sometimes it was great, sometimes just meh.
Then I learned about something called "structured prompting" and wow. It's like I was driving a race car in first gear this whole time.
Here's the simple trick. Instead of just asking Claude stuff like normal, you put your request in special tags.
Like this:
<task>What you want Claude to do</task> <context>Background information it needs</context> <constraints>Any limits or rules</constraints> <output_format>How you want the answer</output_format>
That's literally it. And the results are so much better.
I tried it yesterday and Claude understood exactly what I needed. No back and forth, no confusion.
It works because Claude was actually trained to understand this kind of structure. We've just been talking to it the wrong way this whole time.
It's like if you met someone from France and kept speaking English louder instead of just learning a few French words. You'll get better results speaking their language.
This works on all the Claude versions too. Haiku, Sonnet, all of them.
The bigger models can handle more complicated structures. But even the basic one responds way better to tags than regular chat.