Claude Code Relaunches Projects to Orchestrate AI Agent Teams — SkimNews
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- Claude Code relaunched its Projects feature, letting users control a team of AI agents that coordinate through a shared memory, goals, and library of files and artifacts, similar in concept to Grok Bot and other multi-agent tools.
- Each project runs parallel "threads" — independent cloud sessions on their own branches and repo copies — with a central coordinator directing work and resolving overlapping edits as standard PR merge conflicts.
- Threads can further subdivide delegated work using subagents, loops, and workflows so large assignments finish faster, and users can interact with individual threads or monitor everything through the main project chat.
- At launch, threads run in the cloud, with Anthropic saying support for local tools and code is coming "very soon."
- The feature is available in beta starting today for select Claude Pro and Max subscribers, with access expanding to all Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise users later, plus Cowork and regular Claude chats.
Why it matters: Anthropic is moving Claude Code from a single-agent coding tool toward a managed cloud environment where Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise subscribers can run parallel agent teams on separate branches — giving paying teams a workflow that mirrors how human engineering groups already divide and merge pull requests.
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