On June 30, 2026 Anthropic shipped Claude Science, an AI workbench for scientists: a single coordinating agent with 60+ skills, specialist sub-agents, 100+ connected databases, and a reviewer agent that checks its own work. It helped a neuroscientist turn a 2-year review into ~10, and a UCSF lab run an analysis in ~1/10th the time. The tool is for scientists — but the architecture underneath is a blueprint anyone can build in Claude today. This one-page blueprint is the 4 moves that recreate it for any field, each with the exact prompt to paste: a coordinating agent, reusable skills, connectors to your real data, and a reviewer that catches errors before you see them.

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Anthropic's Claude Science is an AI workbench for scientists — but strip away the biology and what's left is a repeatable architecture: one coordinating agent that dispatches specialist sub-agents, calls 60+ reusable skills, works from 100+ connected databases, and runs a dedicated reviewer that flags bad citations and untraceable numbers before anything reaches you. That system compressed a 2-year literature review into ~10 reviews and cut a genetic analysis to ~1/10th the time. This blueprint is how you build the same shape in plain Claude — for legal research, financial analysis, marketing, or engineering. The 4 moves, each with the exact prompt to paste: (1) A COORDINATING AGENT — give one Claude the job of directing, not doing; it breaks the goal into subtasks and synthesises the results. (2) SKILLS — package every task you repeat (reports, analyses, checks) into reusable skills it calls by name, exactly like the ~20 the Allen Institute neuroscientist built. (3) CONNECTORS & DATA — wire in your real sources via MCP or native connectors and force it to cite them, so it works from ground truth instead of guessing. (4) A REVIEWER — the move everyone skips: a second agent whose only job is to adversarially check the first one's citations, numbers, and code before you ever see the output. Includes a MASTER BLOCK that combines all four into one paste for your system prompt or CLAUDE.md, a map of exactly which Claude feature implements each move, and a checklist for the AI for Science grant (up to $30,000 in credits, applications close July 15, 2026).

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