🧠 Claude Just Halved What Counts as a Team

Anthropic just dropped the minimum team size on Claude's Team plan from five members to two. Two-person teams get shared projects, admin controls, centralized billing, SSO, and enterprise search across your connected tools, the same stack that used to be locked behind a five-seat minimum.

If you've been running your business on a Pro plan and eyeing Team but couldn't justify paying for extra seats, this closes that gap. Founder plus one contractor, or you and a co-founder, is now a real, priced-for-you tier. Learn more about this here.

Google heard all of our "I have 40 notebooks and no way to sort them" complaints. Gemini Notebook Collections work like playlists or photo albums: you group notebooks however you want, with zero rigid folder rules. Add one notebook to five different collections if that's how your brain organizes things, or ignore the feature entirely and keep everything in the default "My Notebooks" view.

To learn about how Gemini Notebook works, click here.

Canva's vibe-coding tool just went from limited preview to available for every Canva user, free, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Education. You can start from a prompt, a template, or imported HTML, then edit the result the same way you'd edit any Canva design: swap images from their 120-million-asset library, retype text inline, tweak colors through the normal toolbar.

The bigger claim here is speed. Canva says code generation time is down 75% and the median time from prompt to published site is 30% faster. Every output also auto-adapts to screen size, and you can publish to a free domain or buy a custom one without leaving the editor.

So much to unpack with this one. More details here.

There's a GitHub project called Wardrobe that turns ChatGPT into a personal stylist that only knows your actual clothes. Upload photos of your wardrobe, and it catalogs every piece, shirts, jackets, jewelry, all of it, into a virtual closet.

Here's how this works: you feed ChatGPT the project, upload your photos so it can build the catalog, then just type in the ocassion you're dressing for and it recommends an outfit from what you already own.

You don’t have to use this project, you can just describe the idea to ChatGPT and have it build something similar from scratch. But you'll need your own OpenAI API key to run it.

Next time a flight gets delayed or canceled, skip the argument with gate staff, they usually can't do much anyway. Instead, hand Claude your flight details, your booking number, and the name of the credit card you paid with, then explain exactly what happened.

Claude can cross-reference passenger rights, the airline's own policy, and your credit card's travel insurance and benefits to figure out what you're actually owed. With computer use enabled, it can even file eligible claims on your behalf, so you're not leaving compensation on the table because nobody told you it existed.

There's a Claude Code skill floating around called i-have-adhd, and it does something most AI tools completely ignore: it reshapes how Claude responds so the output is easier to act on if you have ADHD. Not just shorter answers, answers built differently.

The skill file rewrites Claude's habits: lead with the next concrete action instead of context, number anything with more than one step, restate where you left off every turn instead of assuming you remember, give real time estimates instead of "this will take a bit," and cut the filler openers and closers entirely. No "Great question," no "Hope this helps," just the answer and the next thing to do.

It's a drop-in skill file for Claude Code, so if this is a pattern you recognize in yourself, it's worth five minutes to set up.