Claude Duet hands-on: its own mobile app, task view, Quiet Hours and style matching
altryne · x · 2026-10-24
altryne shares a firsthand look at Anthropic's personal assistant Claude Duet, highlighting 7 features: a dedicated mobile app (currently TestFlight with a waitlist — he calls this the biggest miss of the Dots launch), its own web entry point, a well-designed task view where Duet proactively suggests tasks and follow-ups (screenshot shows active/up-next/scheduled/resolved to-dos like emailing studios and naming podcast speakers), interactive draft cards that can be accepted or rejected independently without derailing the conversation, Quiet Hours so it won't ping you at night, default location sharing, and a "write in my style" mode for emails that's on by default and toggleable.
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