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What happened in AI and robotics — and the change behind it. A reading path through 42 stories from BIG CHANGE.

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Make a checked Gmail follow-up draft from Notion and HubSpot

Connect Notion, HubSpot and Gmail to Claude Code, reconcile an approved brief with exact CRM and email records, and verify one human-reviewed Gmail follow-up draft.

The big change

What changed: Claude Code can use a direct Notion MCP connection and inherit authenticated HubSpot and Gmail connectors from the same Claude.ai subscription login.

Why it matters: The writer can compare a brief, CRM records and the actual email thread before composing one draft, then use Gmail's draft readback to inspect what was saved.

What to watch: Connector access is broader than the records named in a prompt. Confirm the account and grants, get approval for the exact recipients and text, and treat a timed-out draft write as unknown until Drafts has been inspected.

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Move a Claude Opus 4.6 API application to 4.7 and check the result

Migrate one owned Claude Messages API call path from Opus 4.6 to 4.7 by checking request fields, typed responses, client tools, token counts and real task outcomes before release.

The big change

What changed: Opus 4.7 uses claude-opus-4-7, rejects manual thinking budgets and speed: "fast", and uses a different tokenizer. Sampling-key rules also depend on the effective API version.

Why it matters: Request validity, response handling, token thresholds and task outcomes all need checking before the owner changes serving traffic.

What to watch: API version 2026-10-21 rejects temperature, top_p and top_k even at default values on every model. An SDK upgrade may change that version, so keep it out of a model-only comparison. Anthropic's migration guide, API versions

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