Claude Now Controls Your Mac From Your iPhone

I sent "review the latest PR and leave comments" from my iPhone while waiting for coffee. By the time I sat down at my desk, Claude had already run git diff , analyzed 340 lines of changes across 6 files, and posted three review comments on GitHub. My Mac did the work. I did not touch it. That scenario became real on March 25, 2026, when Anthropic shipped three features that, individually, are incremental — but combined, create something I have not seen from any other AI tool. Computer Use gives Claude direct control over mouse, keyboard, and screen. Cowork runs tasks in the background on Claude Desktop. Auto Mode uses an AI classifier to auto-approve safe developer commands. And Dispatch, the iPhone-to-Mac bridge, ties them all together. I wrote about each of these features separately when they launched: Post not found or has been removed. Post not found or has been removed. This piece is about what happens when you stop treating them as individual features and start using them as a s