The Verge and THE DECODER reported on 17 September that Anthropic rebuilt Projects in Claude Code. A user states a goal; a coordinator assigns parallel threads, each a cloud session on its own branch. Threads can open pull requests and run tests, share memory and a file library, and stay in beta for select Pro and Max subscribers before Team, Enterprise and local runs.
The Verge says revamped Projects run parallel threads under shared memory, goals and a file library, with a coordinator assigning work. Each thread is a Claude Code cloud session on its own branch and copy of the repository. THE DECODER matches that picture: users describe a goal and the coordinator splits it. Those figures and proper names sit in that same-day article and attach to this event only.[1], [2]
THE DECODER says each thread can open pull requests and run tests, with progress visible in the main chat or per thread, including on mobile. Claude builds shared memory across threads over time. The Verge adds that threads touching the same code are resolved as merge conflicts, as with a pull request, and that a thread can split work into subagents, loops and workflows. Those figures and proper names sit in that same-day article and attach to this event only.[2], [1]
Both reports place the beta with select Claude Pro and Max subscribers using cloud sessions. The Verge says access is later meant to widen to all Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise users, and to Cowork and ordinary Claude chats, and that at launch the threads run only in the cloud. THE DECODER says local execution is coming soon and notes Anthropic recently made autopilot the default in Claude Code. Those figures and proper names sit in that same-day article and attach to this event only.[1], [2]
