Claude Code source leak — npm debug bundle, mass forks and a Python rewrite

What happened in the last 12 hours is wild, so today at 4am, Antropic pushes an update to MPM. And inside their package, there is an entire code base, a 60-megabyte debugging file accidentally bundled in. And 23 minutes later, the researcher shoved on shoes, spotted and downloads the zip, of course he did. He posted on X and within 6 hours it has like 3 million views. By the time Antropic's team woke up, the code was forked 41,000 times across GitHub. Antropic, of course, started firing DMC, DMC take downs, but it's obviously too late. But the thing is, a Korean developer, Sigrid Jean woke up to his phone exploding, and just FYI, he is the clothe code's biggest power user. He burned like 25 billion tokens last year. So what he did, he read the leaked code and rewrote the entire thing in Python in just like 8 hours. And his repo hit 30,000 stars faster than any GitHub project in history. And that version now has, I just like checked around 96,000 stars, but then someone mirrored it to a decentralized platform with just like one message, it will never be taken down, so the code is permanent and Antropic cannot get it back. But I think the funniest thing here is that Antropic built a something called undercover mode, and its only job is to prevent clothes from accidentally leaking internal secrets. So link is in the repo, go just check it out, and tell me what do you think?