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Anthropic upgrades Claude Code desktop app for parallel programming sessions

Anthropic announced a major update to its Claude Code desktop application, an AI assistant that helps developers with coding tasks. The upgrade introduces a new session screen that lists recently used folders and lets users save frequently used setups as “environments,” enabling one‑click starts.

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  • New session screen lists recent folders and lets users save "environments" for one‑click start
  • Tasks can be split into parallel sub‑sessions that report back to the main session
  • Sidebar shows each session’s status, to‑dos and summaries; "/btw" opens side questions without stopping main work

The update also adds the ability to break large tasks into smaller sub‑sessions that run in parallel, with each sub‑session reporting back to the main session when finished. A sidebar now shows the status of each session—whether it’s “working” or “waiting”—along with individual to‑dos and summaries. Users can ask side‑track questions with the “/btw” command, which opens a separate tab so the main work continues uninterrupted.

With these changes Claude Code moves from a single‑AI assistant to an “AI team,” allowing developers to multitask more efficiently. The new features are available by updating the desktop app, and the author invites users to try them out on LinkLab.

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Claude Code Desktop App Evolves! The Era of Running Multiple AIs Simultaneously Is Here

note.com · 15 October 2026

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