Anthropic discloses Claude Duet's priority scoring and independent intent verification mechanisms
Anthropic told The New Stack that Claude Duet is powered by Claude Opus 5.5, can monitor connected applications and handle tasks in the background, and that the company uses an internal scorer to evaluate offline whether its task priority judgments are correct. Anthropic said urgency itself is a subjective judgment, that building evaluations for urgency is imperfect but very helpful, and acknowledged that Duet may misread conversations or misjudge urgency. When performing actions, Duet has a separate set of automated checks extended from the Claude Code auto mode classifier, running independently of the model executing the task, to determine whether actions match user intent; official materials do not state how reliably these checks block out-of-bounds actions, and during the research preview users cannot view or take over each step of its operations in the cloud browser.
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