Tuesday, March 24, 2026
Daily picks
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#1 GOLDReleaseClaude Blog
Put Claude to work on your computer
- Claude can now physically use your Mac — open apps, navigate browsers, fill in spreadsheets — just like a person sitting at your desk
- It uses your connected integrations (Slack, Calendar, etc.) first; when no connector exists, it asks permission to take over your screen directly
- The key trick: assign a task from your phone, put it down, and come back to finished work. Claude picks up the conversation exactly where it left off
- You can set recurring instructions once — "scan my email every morning" or "pull a report every Friday" — and Claude handles it on schedule
- Currently research preview: Pro and Max plans, macOS only. Update your desktop app and pair with mobile to try it
#2 SILVERReleaseGitHub anthropics/claude-code-action
[Release] anthropics/claude-code-action: Claude Code GitHub Action v1.0
- The Claude Code GitHub Action hit v1.0 GA — the API got a complete overhaul and it's cleaner: one `prompt` input instead of three separate modes, all CLI options through `claude_args`
- Automatic mode detection — you no longer need to manually specify interactive vs. automation mode; the action figures it out
- Breaking change: `mode`, `direct_prompt`, `custom_instructions`, `model`, `allowed_tools` are all gone. If you're on v0.x, read the migration guide before upgrading
- New use case examples are bundled: automated PR review, CI failure auto-fix, issue triage, doc generation, security scanning
#3 BRONZEGuideReddit r/ClaudeAI
I made Claude aware of my entire git history
- claudememory indexes your entire git history into a local vector database and exposes it to Claude Code via MCP tools — one `pip install claudememory` away
- Claude can now answer "why was X removed?", see the full commit history of a file before editing it, and look up past bug fixes near code it's about to touch
- The concrete payoff: Claude stopped re-introducing bugs that were already fixed, because it now checks the fix history before adding new code in that area
