Faster feature deployment

StackBlitz integrated Claude 3.5 Sonnet into Bolt, their browser-based development platform, enabling users to create web applications via natural language without coding experience. This integration allowed rapid development and reduced costs by leveraging Claude's zero-shot code generation capabilities alongside WebContainers technology.

StackBlitz integrated Claude 3.5 Sonnet into its browser-based development platform, Bolt, enabling users to develop sophisticated web applications with natural language inputs. This allowed both developers and non-developers to go from idea to production in one click, without needing coding experience or virtual machines.

Tabnine, an AI coding assistant, uses Claude 3.5 Sonnet for code explanations, suggestions, and code generation. Using Claude in Amazon Bedrock, Tabnine assists on common coding tasks like completions, debugging, test generation, refactoring, and code migration.

Intercom, a leading customer service platform, integrated Claude from Anthropic into their AI agent Fin to automatically resolve up to 86% of customer support queries with human-quality, personalized responses in over 45 languages. This implementation reduces response times from 30 minutes to seconds and enables human agents to focus on more complex issues.

StudyFetch built a comprehensive learning platform powered by Claude, providing personalized learning experiences through their AI tutor Spark.E. The platform analyzes lectures, generates study materials, and offers 24/7 tutoring support in over 20 languages, enabling students to master complex subjects with tailored, interactive assistance.

Humach, a customer experience solutions provider, uses Claude via Amazon Bedrock to power AI-assisted agents and digital workers that streamline customer interactions across multiple channels. They developed a Custom Language Model framework integrated into their mAI Pilot platform, including digital voice agents, live agent assistance, sentiment analysis, and content classification.

The City of Rome is implementing a GPT-4-powered virtual assistant called Julia via Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service. It guides visitors away from crowded tourist hotspots by providing personalized recommendations for lesser-known sites, leveraging a city-curated dataset to offer trustworthy and diverse travel experiences.

The European Parliament launched Archibot, an AI-powered tool built with Claude in Amazon Bedrock, to enhance access to their archives. Archibot allows users to search and understand millions of documents, reducing search time by 80% and improving user satisfaction by 58%. The tool processes 10 times more queries monthly, offering multilingual support and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) to help researchers and policymakers analyze legislative documents and create reports efficiently.

Full Fact, a UK-based fact-checking organization, uses gen AI to monitor stories for misinformation.