{{first_name | Leader}}, welcome back.
The pattern continues. Better safeguards, simpler creation, and smarter interpretation are shaping how teams actually use AI. These are today’s updates.
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Claude Code adds security scanning
Rork Max launches AI app builder
Superpower debuts AI lab analysis chat
Tools, resources, and a prompt to build the adoption fix framework. ⬇️
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Anthropic launches Claude Code Security
Anthropic introduced Claude Code Security, a new feature inside Claude Code on the web that scans codebases for vulnerabilities and suggests patches for human review. It’s rolling out in a limited preview to Enterprise and Team plans.
The release also included a preview of a live app review tool that can scan running applications for errors and propose fixes.
Rork Max launches AI-powered Apple app builder
Rork Max is a web-based tool that lets users build and publish full Apple apps, including utilities and AR experiences, with minimal deployment steps. It supports complex features such as 3D environments, augmented reality, and chat-based interfaces.
The platform is powered by Swift along with Claude Code and Opus 4.6 models. Users can publish apps to the App Store in just a few steps, with demos showing full build-to-deploy workflows.
Superpower launches AI lab analysis chat
Superpower released a public AI chat tool that analyzes blood tests and over 100 biomarkers. It provides personalized wellness suggestions based on lab data and includes memory to track trends across conversations.
The service is priced at $17 per month and positioned as a preventive health assistant rather than a replacement for medical professionals. Demo examples show how it interprets lab markers and offers ongoing insights.
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🐦 Understand Context Window
The Adoption Fix Framework
When to use this?
When something has launched, but usage, engagement, or compliance is lower than expected.
I’ll describe an initiative that has already launched but isn’t being adopted as expected.
Build an Adoption Fix Framework covering:
Friction Analysis
Where users are dropping off
What feels hard or unnecessary
Incentive Analysis
Why teams may not care
Misaligned KPIs or rewards
Leadership Signals
Where leadership behavior contradicts the initiative
Immediate Interventions
3 actions that can increase adoption in 30 days
Keep it practical and enterprise-ready.
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Q. Is AI a cost center or a growth engine in your company?
Stay curious, {{first_name | leaders}}
PS. If you missed yesterday’s issue, you can find it here.