How AI is transforming work at Anthropic — 3 patterns × 6 animated, interactive charts

Uses the article’s reported anchors (survey + interviews + Claude Code telemetry) and deterministic synthetic micro-data where needed.
Before = ~12 months earlier (survey: 28% usage, +20% productivity). After = “now” (59% usage, +50% productivity). For telemetry, “Before” ≈ Feb 2025 and “After” ≈ Aug 2025.
Survey: usage 28% → 59%
Survey: productivity +20% → +50%
New work: 27% wouldn’t exist otherwise
Telemetry: tool-call streak 9.8 → 21.2
Telemetry: human turns 6.2 → 4.1
Telemetry: complexity 3.2 → 3.8

① Engineers are getting a lot more done, becoming more “full-stack”

Focus on breadth (cross-domain confidence + task-mix drift), not “hours saved”. Includes xenographic metaphors: passports, alluvial “career drift”, block-stacking workbenches.

② Engineers are accelerating learning + iteration speed (tighter feedback loops)

Focus on loop latency, usage→productivity coupling, and autonomy. Includes kinetic “raceways”, spirals, and token-flow pipelines.

③ Engineers are tackling previously-neglected tasks

Focus on unblockable backlog (work that “wouldn’t have been done”), papercuts (8.6% of Claude Code tasks), and how the delegation boundary changes what gets attempted.