Distillery has joined the Claude Partner Network, Anthropic’s partner program for consulting and services firms helping organizations adopt and put Claude to work.

The partnership builds on Distillery’s growing work with AI across software development, data, and engineering. It also reflects something already happening within our client engagements: our teams are using Claude and Claude Code as part of how they design, build, test, and maintain software.

As a member of the Claude Partner Network, Distillery gains access to Anthropic training, technical resources, certifications, and support designed to deepen our teams’ expertise with Claude and help bring that knowledge into client work.

Expanding how we build with AI

AI is changing both what companies can build and how engineering teams build it.

At Distillery, our work with Claude extends across the software development lifecycle. Our engineers are using Claude Code for technical research, solution design, implementation planning, development, integrations, testing, debugging, and root-cause analysis.

That doesn’t replace the expertise behind the work. Our engineers provide the context Claude needs to understand a codebase, architecture, business rules, and development conventions. They establish the direction and guardrails, review the work, and remain responsible for what ultimately ships.

The result is a development process where experienced engineers can use AI to take on more of the work involved in solving, building, testing, and maintaining complex software.

What the Claude Partner Network means for our clients

Joining the Claude Partner Network gives Distillery additional resources to continue building our expertise with Claude and applying it within client environments.

Anthropic provides partners with training and certification, technical support, and resources for helping organizations move Claude into production.

For our clients, that strengthens our ability to help in two areas: building AI into products and business workflows, and using AI within the engineering process itself.

It also gives our teams the opportunity to build deeper expertise with Claude as the technology evolves, while bringing what we learn directly into the software, data, and AI work we deliver.

Putting Claude Code to work with Attorney Share

We’re already seeing what that can look like in practice through our work with Attorney Share.

Distillery’s development team uses Claude Code throughout the engagement for solution design, technical research, implementation planning, coding, integrations, testing, and root-cause analysis.

The impact has been particularly significant in QA.

Distillery’s QA and test automation engineer used Claude Code to build a Playwright end-to-end testing framework from the ground up. Today, the framework includes approximately 500 end-to-end tests covering roughly 25 areas of the Attorney Share platform.

Claude Code has also supported work to reduce the full test suite runtime from approximately 24 minutes to 12 minutes, cutting the wait on each full run in half. Across more than 42,000 test runs, the framework has recorded a 94.3% pass rate while helping surface and track flaky tests so recurring issues can be addressed at their source.

The result is a testing system that allows a single QA engineer to support quality at the pace of a broader development team.

Building deeper AI expertise

Joining the Claude Partner Network is another step in Distillery’s continued investment in AI expertise and the technologies our clients are increasingly using to build and operate their businesses.

As these tools continue to evolve, our focus is on understanding where they can make the greatest difference, developing the technical expertise to use them effectively, and applying that experience to the work we do every day.

We look forward to continuing to build with Claude and bringing that experience to our clients.

Want to explore how Claude and AI-powered development could support your team? Let’s talk about what you’re working on.