Engineering services firm Godel has reached Select status in Anthropic's Claude Partner Network, which it describes as a first for a UK-focused partner. Anthropic launched the network in 2026 with an initial $100 million investment in partner training, technical support and joint market development.
Godel said it has put Claude into production for 70 UK businesses over the past year. Around 150 of its staff, more than 20% of the workforce, are certified Claude architects, a figure the company says is published in Anthropic's partner portal.
Membership gives Godel access to Anthropic's product roadmaps and releases, technical support and investment to help customers move AI projects from pilot to production. Anthropic's Services Track is built around firms that can show certified Claude expertise and live deployments, rather than programme participation alone.
The company works across three areas: legacy modernisation, AI data platforms, and intelligent apps and workflows. It recently launched Godel Factory, which uses AI agents to carry out repeatable engineering steps while engineers direct and approve key decisions and a separate validation layer, Factory Intelligence, measures what is delivered.
Gareth Ainsworth, Godel's chief executive, said the partnership fits where the firm sees the market heading.
Joe Wolski, the company's CTO, said the company is orchestrating specialised agents across stages of the engineering lifecycle, with engineers supplying the architecture, controls and judgement.
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