Woofun AI reports that Anthropic has unveiled the outcomes of Phase Two of 'Project Fetch,' demonstrating significant performance gains in real-world robotic operations. Conducted in August 2025, the trial involved non-roboticist employees utilizing off-the-shelf quadruped robots to execute complex maneuvers. The latest model, Claude Opus 4.7, operated fully autonomously and achieved execution speeds at least 10 times faster than human teams relying on manual effort and internet resources. Anthropic emphasizes that this advancement stems from general-purpose large model capabilities rather than specialized robot training, indicating a transition from assisting humans to directly manipulating physical tools, mirroring the evolution of agentic programming in software engineering.