Anthropic relaunched Projects in Claude Code, letting users run multiple parallel AI agents inside one project with shared memory, goals and files, coordinated by a 'coordinator' that resolves code overlaps as standard merge conflicts.

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Anthropic Relaunches Claude Code Projects to Orchestrate Multiple AI Agents

What Anthropic announced

FAQ

What is Projects in Claude Code?

It is a relaunched feature that runs multiple AI agents under one project with shared memory, goals and a library of files and artifacts, coordinated by a 'coordinator' that delegates work across parallel threads.

How does Projects differ from a single Claude Code session?

A single session handles one task in one context, while Projects runs several parallel cloud sessions, each on its own branch and repo copy, with a coordinator unifying results and resolving conflicts.

How are conflicts resolved when two agents touch the same code?

They are resolved as a normal merge conflict, just like any pull request, meaning the team reviews and merges according to standard Git workflow.

Should MENA engineering teams adopt it now?

It is worth piloting on large multi-task projects, but start in non-critical repos and enforce strict human review before merging, especially in government and regulated environments.

Source: The Verge AI

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