About
About Claude Radar
From long, complicated AI coding news, we sort out the changes worth knowing and the ways to try them yourself.
Claude Radar is an online magazine about AI coding tools: the news around them, and how to use them. We look mainly at Claude Code, and also at Cursor, Codex, and other tools people use to build software.
News about a new feature rarely explains how it could help with your own work. For readers who do not have time to sit through long videos or official docs, we explain what changed and how you can use it, with examples.
What you can read
- Radar picks out the important parts of videos, official announcements, and writing from developers and communities, then explains them. We set out the main claims and the background, and we link to the original for anyone who wants to go further.
- Build walks through using AI coding tools. The topics are things you can try yourself, like what to put in a config file or how to cut down repetitive work.
- Compare looks at what tools can do and how they are used. We keep explanations based on public documentation separate from results of any tests we have run ourselves, so you can choose a tool that fits your work.
How we write
We check the original and related material, then write with the background and examples a reader needs. We use AI for research, drafting, translation, and review. After a draft, we separately check the facts, the flow of the explanation, and whether the sentences are easy to follow.
We do not treat a claim from a video as something we verified ourselves, and we do not present work we have not done as a hands-on review. Sources and the scope of what we checked appear at the bottom of each article.
An independent magazine
Claude Radar is not an official Anthropic site, and it has no partnership with Anthropic. The name Claude refers to the tool we cover most.
When a piece of content earns money through ads or affiliate links, we say so. An advertiser does not change how we evaluate a tool.
Languages and corrections
English and Korean are the languages we publish by default. Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Spanish translations are published after they have been reviewed. What you can read may differ by language.
If you find something wrong or an explanation that is hard to follow, write to hello@clauderadar.com. We check it and make the fix. When a correction changes the substance of an article, we note it on that article.