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Claude Code Projects adds proactive updates and thread sharing

Anthropic Upgrades Claude Code Projects to Run Parallel AI Workers Hands-Free | AlphaSignal Image: Primary
Anthropic has updated Claude Code Projects so its coordinator answers questions and posts progress updates directly in project chat, AlphaSignal reports. Developers previously had to monitor the thread list for sessions needing input. Each worker runs a separate cloud coding session with its own repository copy and Git branch. The update adds read-only thread links for signed-in Claude users, reminders, and commands to open side threads or branch existing work. Threads that accessed a local computer cannot be shared. Projects remains a public beta for eligible Pro and Max subscribers, excluding Team and Enterprise. Workers consume the same subscription allowance, and accounts are limited to 200 new threads per day.
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