VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @trq212, he has left Anthropic after more than a year working on Claude Code. A separate post by @amorriscode, who says he created Claude Code on desktop, states that Saturday was his last day. Both posts were widely reposted in aggregator lists, but neither post says where they are heading next. VQV has not independently confirmed the departures.
According to a post on X by @trq212, he has left Anthropic after more than a year working on Claude Code. A separate post by @amorriscode, who says he created Claude Code on desktop, states that Saturday was his last day. Both posts were widely reposted in aggregator lists, but neither post says where they are heading next. VQV has not independently confirmed the departures.
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@trq212 posted that he left Anthropic after more than a year on Claude Code, and @amorriscode, who says he created Claude Code on desktop, posted that Saturday was his last day. Both posts were widely reposted in the lists today; neither says where they are going in the visible text. Also:...
For developers and teams who use Claude Code, the departures of two people who say they worked on the tool are worth tracking. The source does not include a statement from Anthropic, so any effect on leadership, the product roadmap or support remains unclear. Watch for an official response from Anthropic and for any announcement of where the two builders are going next.
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