ANTHROPIC 🔥: Users can now modify Claude Code builds via Mods! > "Mods can rewrite or replace what Claude Code does, and can even draw custom UI. Under the hood, mods are hooks, and they ship inside plugins. Each one is a small JavaScript or TypeScript module that runs inside your session and sees every event as it happens." Mods can also be shared with others via Claude Directory. Tbh, you can now "mod" most of the client-side software with a bit of effort and tokens. These are first steps towards "personalized UIs," so to speak.

There's something magical about self-modifying software. I'm creating my own harness, which allows customisation just with prompting. I simply point my agent to its own code and tell it what change I want, and it gets it done. It runs regression tests to ensure nothing breaks. I can build plugins for it, roll back to previous versions if I don't like something. I started with codex, but now I use my own harness to improve itself. Makes me think about the future of open source - everyone running their custom version of a software, and agents doing intelligent merges whenever updates need to be installed. (I know pi and dsh are also self-modifying harnesses, but they are on terminal. I'm creating a web based harness as I believe text on terminal is not conducive for deep human feedback, which is what I want to provide in order to meaningfully contribute to the final output.)

“Think of this as a magical layer modifying your local sound.” In the latest episode of The Moonshot Podcast’s Deep Dive video series, @AstroTeller sat down with iyO Founder @rugolo for a conversation about the future of audio wearables: