Head of Claude Code at Anthropic
Boris Cherny
Boris Cherny is the creator and head of Claude Code at Anthropic. His work focuses on AI coding tools, developer workflows, and software engineering.
About Boris Cherny
Boris Cherny is the creator of Claude Code and leads the product at Anthropic. Claude Code is an AI coding tool used in software development, including work on existing codebases and modernization projects.
He presents technical sessions about Claude Code's development and its use in engineering workflows. His personal writing also covers JavaScript, TypeScript, frontend engineering, and the practical work of building software.
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- Anthropic Overtakes OpenAI in U.S. Business Adoption: Ramp AI Index Explained (2026) →
For the first time, more U.S. businesses on Ramp pay for Anthropic than OpenAI — 34.4% vs 32.3% in April 2026, with Anthropic quadrupling share in a year while OpenAI grew 0.3%. The viral X thread tied it to loop engineering and Dario Amodei's claim that some Anthropic engineers barely write code anymore. Here is what the index actually counts, what it does not, and why workflow beats chat.
- Context vs Prompt vs Loop vs Harness Engineering: The Four-Layer Agent Stack →
Most teams conflate prompt writing with context design, loop orchestration, and harness code. They are four layers of the same stack. Here is how they nest, what breaks when you skip one, and which layer to fix when agents fail.
- How to Build Your First Agent Loop: A Step-by-Step Guide (2026) →
Every developer asking "how do I actually build one of these loops?" gets the same answer: five components, three levels, and one feedback gate that says no. This guide walks you from a blank terminal to a working autonomous agent loop in under an hour — no orchestration framework required.
- Claude Code Artifacts: Shareable AI Sessions vs Lovable, Codex Sites, and v0 →
Claude Code Artifacts lets teams deploy shareable HTML apps from inside a coding session—private by default, shared within your org. Here's how it compares to Lovable, v0, Bolt, and Codex Sites.
- Matthew Berman Loop Library: Free Agent Workflows for Developers (2026) →