Claude Duet overnight run: one morning brief, zero auto-sends
A hands-on look at the Claude Duet research preview on Opus 5.5, which scans Gmail, Stripe and Calendar overnight and returns a single brief with every action awaiting approval.
YOU SLEPT 9 HOURS. YOUR AGENT WORKED 9 HOURS. GUESS WHO'S F*CKING AHEAD? Claude Duet. research preview from Anthropic. Opus 5.5. its own VM with a browser. keeps running while your phone sits face-down and your laptop is shut. the clock on the dash rolls from 23:00 to 08:00. no notifications. no wake-up. the agent quietly scanned Gmail, Stripe and Calendar every few hours. at 08:00 you wake up to one message: a brief, four actions parked as "waiting for your yes", "sent without you: 0". what the overnight loop quietly did: → scanned every connected app on a schedule, no notification spam, no 20-minute email check → drafted replies to missed threads, nothing left the inbox until you tap approve → shipped the morning brief as one message, not twelve → picked up a voice note the second you grabbed the phone, text or voice, one continuous conversation my take: the agents and counters on this dash are a sim. the behavior model is real. "it waits for your yes" is the only line in the article that actually matters. research preview, US Pro and Max via waitlist for now. your competitor already woke up to a brief. what's yours going to look like tomorrow?
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