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That leak of Claude Code's source code "revealed "all kinds of juicy details," writes PC World.
The more than 500,000 lines of code included:
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- An 'always-on' agent for Claude Code
- A Tamagotchi-style 'Buddy' for Claude
"But one of the stranger bits discovered in the leak is that Claude Code is actively watching our chat messages for words and phrases — including f-bombs and other curses — that serve a
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