Beating AI News Flash : Anthropic has open-sourced Claude Commerce Agents. This is a set of reference code that allows merchants to build and operate their own shopping agents. It includes two agents: one for consumers to search for products, compare products, combine multiple items, and add items to their cart; and another for merchants to view sales, inventory, pricing, and marketing. The code is built using Apache 2.0.

The shopping agent can only pass the shopping cart to the merchant's own checkout page; there's no direct payment interface in the code. If the merchant agent wants to adjust prices, replenish stock, or modify promotions, it must first generate a pending modification, which requires manual approval before it can be implemented. These restrictions aren't just written in the prompt; rules regarding payment, product source, price adjustment range, and manual approval are all intercepted at the code level.

Anthropic discourages breaking down capabilities like search, returns, and pricing into a bunch of sub-agents. Instead, it allows a single Claude agent to retain the complete conversation, loading different skills as needed. Anthropic claims this approach delivers higher quality, is typically more token-efficient, and has lower latency across multiple enterprise deployments.

Anthropic stated that after a partner went live, shopping cart size increased by approximately 30%–35%, and the probability of customers completing a purchase increased by approximately 60%.

According to BlockBeats, on September 3rd, the storage sector had not seen any new, long-term directional positions exceeding one million US dollars held until now. However, with the US initial jobless claims data due tonight and the non-farm payroll data release tomorrow night approaching, MU and SNDK saw significant fund movements today.

Today, there have been three early-stage buy orders exceeding one million US dollars, and two new buy orders exceeding one million US dollars. The buy orders include two long positions in SNDK (0xcd98) (0x519c) and one short position in MU (0x7fda). The sizes range from one million to one million US dollars.

The two new million-dollar positions include:

An address starting with 0x469e initiated a MU buy of TWAP at 10:00 AM today, which lasted for 8 hours. Currently, approximately 4,903 units have been executed, representing about 83.7% completion, with an average transaction price of $954.12. The current value of the MU long position is approximately $4.659 million, with a floating loss of approximately $19,300.

Another address starting with 0xc3b established a new SNDK long position of approximately $1.33 million with 2x leverage, at an average price of approximately $1,547. Currently, it is showing a floating loss of approximately $9,000.

On the order placement side, large-scale contingency plans have also been prepared in advance.

Currently, the largest directional order in the entire storage market comes from SNDK. An address starting with 0x0ad9 holds approximately $10.7 million in long SNDK positions and placed a sell order of 2962.7 lots at $1608 at 0:36 AM today, with a notional value of approximately $4.764 million, covering about 42.7% of the current position. The order price is about 4.3% higher than the current price.

There is still capital waiting to go long below MU. The address starting with 0xf517 previously placed 48 buy orders between $822 and $887.52, totaling approximately $1.152 million. The address starting with 0x12f7 also had buy orders at $890 on Wednesday, totaling approximately $947,000, about 6.5% away from the current price.