Claude Code treats mods as first-class as all software becomes malleable
jarrodwatts · x · 2026-10-02
The quoted tweet argues that all software is becoming malleable, which is why mods were made a first-class citizen in Claude Code, with hopes that more software becomes extensible like this. The author calls the move impressive.
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