By Luis Rijo
Publication Date: 2026-10-05 20:05:00
Microsoft Clarity described on September 30, 2026 how its engineers turned the vetting of new tracking-script versions into a reusable Claude Code skill, which according to the company returns a ship, investigate or block verdict in about half an hour.
In Short
Microsoft, which runs the free Clarity website analytics tool, wrote a detailed instruction file that lets an AI coding assistant test whether a new version of Clarity’s tracking script is safe to release. Before that, an engineer wrote database queries by hand, and slow queries or misread numbers could hide real problems or invent fake ones, according to Microsoft. Now a single typed command produces a written report, and a person still makes the final decision on whether to ship.
What Microsoft published
The Clarity blog post is dated September 30, 2026, credited to Manu Nair, and titled “How We Use an AI Skill to Ship Clarity Releases with Confidence”. According to Microsoft, the team built a skill that “queries billions…
