Founders share lessons building on Claude Managed Agents
Anthropic interviewed founders from Wispr, Actively, and Pendo about building on Claude Managed Agents. Wispr shipped its meeting assistant in a day and scaled it in weeks; Actively built a cross-account sales agent in two weeks.
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