Recognition reflects DiUS’ growing work with Claude across AI products, legacy modernisation and the AI-driven development lifecycle.
Melbourne, Australia, 8 October 2026 – Australian technology consultancy DiUS has achieved the Select partner tier in the Claude Partner Network Services Track as Claude becomes an increasingly important part of both the systems DiUS builds and the way its teams deliver software. Across many client engineering environments, DiUS is seeing Claude emerge as a primary tool for AI-assisted delivery as teams move beyond coding assistance towards more agent-driven ways of working.
DiUS’ work with Claude spans three connected areas: designing and building AI products and agentic workflows, using AI to understand and modernise legacy systems, and redesigning software delivery around AI-driven development lifecycle, or AI-DLC, principles. Together, they reflect a broader shift in how established organisations are starting to use AI across the technology estate rather than through isolated tools or experiments.
Anthropic’s Anthropic’s AI-Native SDLC Playbook points to a future where AI takes on more of the software lifecycle while people focus their attention where judgement and approval are needed. For DiUS, the opportunity is in making that direction practical across the mix of new products, legacy systems and established delivery environments its clients already have.
“Claude has become an important part of both what we build for clients and how we deliver it,” said Joe Losinno, Co-Founder at DiUS. “What has stood out is the breadth of what it can contribute, from AI products and agentic workflows through to understanding systems, shaping specifications, implementation, testing and modernisation.”
“Faster individual output does not automatically mean faster delivery. Claude can take on substantially more of the software lifecycle, but the surrounding delivery system needs the context, automation, controls and verification to support it. That is where our work with clients is increasingly focused: helping them build the conditions for AI-DLC and harness engineering so those individual gains can become repeatable delivery improvement.”
Harness engineering brings together the context, specifications, tools, tests, controls and feedback loops that allow agents to take on more of the delivery lifecycle reliably. Because established technology estates rarely have all of those foundations in place, DiUS treats AI-DLC as a set of useful landmarks rather than a standard framework to adopt, helping clients identify the constraints in their existing environment and what needs to change before more agent-driven delivery can work effectively.
Against that backdrop, DiUS’ Select status in the Claude Partner Network provides further validation of the capability it is building across AI products, legacy modernisation and AI-assisted delivery. The Claude Partner Network is Anthropic’s partner program for organisations helping clients put Claude to work.
