Claude now meets you where the work already happens
For a long time, using an AI assistant meant opening a separate chat window and copy-pasting back and forth. Anthropic has been closing that gap: Claude now shows up in a desktop app, in the browser, and inside the tools people use to build software.
Why care? The less an assistant makes you switch windows and re-explain yourself, the more it actually gets used. A tool that sits beside your work is one you'll reach for; a tool in a far-off tab is one you'll forget by Tuesday.
This site is a small example of the shift: the careful bits — a website, a booking form, a follow-up email — increasingly get built and maintained with Claude’s help, which is part of how a one-person studio keeps its prices where they are.
The move: Next time you catch yourself copying text into a separate AI tab, notice the friction — that friction is exactly what these newer, in-place versions are built to remove.