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Claude Code relaunches Projects for multi-agent coordination
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Why it matters
- →Enables parallel execution of AI coding tasks across multiple repository branches.
- →Introduces a coordinator agent model for managing complex, multi-step development workflows.
- →Shifts Claude Code from single-session chat to a structured project management environment.
Anthropic has relaunched the Projects feature within Claude Code, enabling users to manage multiple AI agents working in parallel cloud sessions. Each thread operates on its own repository branch, coordinated by a central agent that distributes tasks and maintains shared memory. The system supports subagents, loops, and workflows to handle complex assignments, with manual resolution required for code merge conflicts. Initially available in beta for select Pro and Max subscribers, the feature will expand to Team and Enterprise users later.
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