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OpenAI launched it's brand merch. What if Anthropic did something the same....but different? Just one iteration. Still building.
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Fantastic work Samuel🔥
Some brands get moodboarded.
This one got excavated.
Pampa case study is live — a data brand where the logic of a 2,000-year-old desert marking and the vein structure of a butterfly wing turned out to be the same idea wearing two different ages.
The strongest part is that you found one underlying logic that reads across a 2,000-year-old marking and a butterfly wing, so the mark feels discovered rather than styled. That is the line between a moodboard and a system: the concept still holds when you change the medium.
anthropic just published claude's system prompts officially. and they update them with every release.
now you can see exactly what instructions a model gets before you even type your first message. and more interesting — you can track how those instructions changed release over release.
why it's worth reading:
→ you see why the model answers the way it does, not some other way
→ you understand the actual logic behind its limits and permissions
→ you write better prompts yourself, just by reading how anthropic writes theirs
rare case of a company showing you the kitchen, not just the finished dish.
docs.claude.com/en/release-notes/system-prompts
Seeing how the instructions evolve with each release is probably the most interesting part.