Anthropic has introduced Claude Code on the web. It allows developers to delegate coding tasks directly from their browser. While the feature is currently in beta as a research preview, the web version allows users to assign multiple tasks that run on Anthropic-managed cloud infrastructure, which is ideal for clearing bug backlogs, automating routine fixes, or handling parallel development projects.
It also removes the need to open a terminal. Developers can connect their GitHub repositories, describe what needs to be done, and let Claude handle the implementation. Each coding session runs in its own isolated environment with real-time progress tracking. Developers can also guide or adjust Claude’s approach mid-task, ensuring the output aligns with project goals.
Running on the cloud means multiple coding tasks can be executed in parallel across different repositories from a single interface. Once completed, Claude Code automatically generates pull requests and clear summaries of changes, helping teams ship updates faster and more efficiently.
Anthropic says its new web interface is especially useful for understanding how projects are structured, fixing bugs, handling backend updates, and performing test-driven development. Alongside the browser version, Anthropic is also making Claude Code available on its iOS app, which will allow developers to experiment with mobile-based coding while on the go.
Claude Code on the web is available in research preview for Pro and Max users. Developers can visit claude.com/code to connect their first repository and start delegating tasks. Cloud-based sessions share rate limits with other Claude Code usage, and additional details are available in the company’s documentation.
