We Love Claude
A feature-by-feature Claude guide that updates itself via pull requests.
Keeping up with Claude
I created We Love Claude because people were finding it hard to keep on top of their favourite AI tools. The frontier labs were moving quickly, with new features and product updates arriving all the time.
As a big Claude user, I was also noticing differences between the desktop and web versions. A feature might be available in one and missing from the other. Keeping a manual guide up to date felt impossible at the speed Anthropic was developing the product.
An agent-maintained guide
I wanted to see whether agents could review both versions, detect changes and update an interactive guide for people trying to follow along. The aim was to make keeping the guide current part of the system itself.
Separate agents monitor the desktop and web apps, each with its own pipeline. They draft changes as pull requests, with a human review before those changes are published. The site uses Astro and MDX, so the guide is stored in files the agents can edit.
The desktop challenge
The web version was relatively straightforward. Agents could inspect it and detect changes. The desktop client was much harder, and it was where I was seeing many of the more advanced updates.
I had a breakthrough when I was able to enter developer mode in Claude's Electron app, but it was still tough going. We now use computer use to help inspect the interface and identify where features and functions are changing.
Keeping pace with the product
The project is still working, but the pace of development makes keeping on top of it an ongoing challenge. Building the monitoring system doesn't mean the guide can be assumed to be current.
For me, We Love Claude is an exploration of a fully agentic system, with separate agents managing the work of watching for changes and preparing updates. The purpose is an easy-to-use guide for people trying to keep up with the chaotic pace of change in AI.
Built with: Astro, TypeScript, MDX, Claude Code, Cursor
Part of the Rolling Waves work archive.