Anthropic's July first-week triple: J-space workspace + Alberta's 466M-line scan + Fable 5 jailbreak scoring

Anthropic published three independent official items in 7/1-7/6: a July 6 read-out of J-space (using the J-lens to see an internal Claude workspace that causally drives multi-step reasoning — usable to monitor whether Claude notices it's being tested); the same day's Alberta government case study (Claude Code running ~50 parallel agents across 1,280 applications to scan 466M lines of code in 20 hours, an estimated 6.5 years of manual work); and the July 2 Fable 5 cyber safeguards post proposing a CJS jailbreak severity framework (four axes, 0-4 scoring, HackerOne intake). Read together: 'Claude is being used at massive external scale AND being monitored internally AND being jailbreak-tested externally — at the same time.'