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Anthropic adds parallel workers to Claude Code Projects

Original title: Anthropic upgrades Claude Code Projects to run parallel AI workers

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Part of a story covered by 2 sourcesAnthropic upgrades Claude Code Projects with parallel cloud workersMerged summary & timeline
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A coordinator assigns cloud threads that open pull requests, while shared memory and a file library persist across work.

Anthropic says redesigned Claude Code Projects can scope a goal, delegate work to parallel threads, review outputs, and assemble a result. Each thread is a Claude Code cloud session on its own branch; overlapping edits are resolved as merge conflicts. The beta starts with selected Claude Pro and Max subscribers using cloud sessions who have no existing web or desktop projects, with broader Pro and Max access planned over the coming week and Team and Enterprise later. Threads currently run in the cloud, and local execution is described as coming soon.

Key facts
  • Existing Pro and Max projects continue unchanged until the rollout reaches them.
  • Users can join a waitlist if they lack access.
  • Projects can consume usage limits faster because threads are full sessions.
  • A shared memory and library retain decisions, files, and artifacts.
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From the original article

3 min read at claude.com

Managing multiple sessions across a build used to require you to divide the work, juggle handoffs, and stitch the results back together. Now in a Claude Code project, you describe what needs to get done and Claude manages the work. Claude scopes the request, delegates the work, coordinates parallel threads, reviews the outputs, and assembles the finished result.

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