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Anthropic announces always-on agent 'Claude Duet', designed based on Opus 5.5, offered via Pro/Max plans

Anthropic announces always-on agent 'Claude Duet', designed based on Opus 5.5, offered via Pro/Max plans
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Anthropic released a research preview of 'Claude Duet', an always-on agent designed based on Claude Opus 5.5.

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  • •A research preview of the always-on agent 'Claude Duet' was released
  • •It is designed based on 'Claude Opus 5.5'
  • •It is noted for its superior judgment in determining task priorities
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