Anthropic keeps pushing Claude Code toward autonomous coding with new parallel agent workflows
Anthropic rebuilt Claude Code's Projects feature to split goals across parallel cloud agent threads that can open pull requests and run tests.
Anthropic's updated Claude Code Projects feature uses a coordinator that splits a user's goal into parallel threads, each running as its own cloud session, with shared memory and a library of uploaded files and results. Threads can open pull requests and run tests, and progress is trackable in the main chat or per thread, including on mobile. The beta is open to select Pro and Max subscribers, with Team and Enterprise access and local execution to follow. The update follows Anthropic making autopilot mode the default in Claude Code.
- Coordinator splits goals into parallel cloud agent threads
- Threads can open pull requests and run tests independently
- Shared memory and file library built across threads
- Beta limited to select Pro and Max subscribers
- Commentary links autonomy to increased token consumption
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1 min read at the-decoder.comAnthropic has rebuilt Projects in Claude Code. A coordinator now splits tasks across parallel cloud threads that independently open pull requests and run tests. All threads share a common memory.
By Matthias Bastian · the-decoder.com
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