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The video discusses a significant leak of a popular AI tool's source code, generating curiosity and providing insights into its inner workings and future developments.

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The source code for the AI tool Claude Code has been leaked, revealing details about upcoming models like Opus 4.7 and Capybara. The leak also shows that Claude Code uses TypeScript and prompts to prevent the AI from revealing internal information or generating harmful content.

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1Claude Code source code leaked
2New models Opus 4.7 and Capybara revealed
3Claude Code's technical details (TypeScript, prompts)
4Negative prompt filtering for user experience

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Claude Code: ACTS - it is an AI tool that generates code and text. Its source code was leaked. Removing it would change the video. Claude Opus 4.7: APPEARS - it is an AI model. Removing it would not change the video. Claude Capybara: APPEARS - it is an AI model. Removing it would not change the video. TypeScript: ACTS - it is a programming language used in Claude Code. Removing it would change the video.

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So yesterday, Claude code got its entire code base leaked. Here’s everything that I found in there that I thought it was interesting. #coding #computerscience

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So yesterday, Claude code got its entire code base leaked. Here’s everything that I found in there that I thought it was interesting. Number one, we now know that there are two models that are yet to be released by Claude. One is Claude Opus 4.7 and the other one is Capybara. I don't really know much about that one besides the name. Number two, we know that Claude Code is effectively just TypeScript and a ton of prompts that tell the AI models to not do anything weird. For example, not to leak any of its internal tooling, which is kind of redundant now. Number three, and probably my favorite thing about this whole leak is that if you use any of these colorful words in your prompts, Claude Code will save of that and then basically see how bad of a time of a time their users are having with Claude Code.