Anthropic Upgrades Claude Code Projects to Run Parallel AI Workers
Anthropic has upgraded Claude Code Projects to support running parallel AI workers hands-free, according to reports on November 14, 2026. The update enables multiple AI agents to operate concurrently without manual intervention, potentially improving efficiency for complex coding tasks.
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