Claude Code now on web and mobile, lets devs run parallel jobs with tracking
Claude Code is finally moving out of the lab and onto the tools we use every day. With fresh web and mobile interfaces, developers can now fire off parallel jobs on Anthropic’s managed infrastructure, each session wrapped in its own isolated environment. A real-time progress bar shows exactly where a task stands, and you can actually steer Claude mid-stream, tweak the direction while it’s crunching code.
It feels like enterprises are starting to look for asynchronous coding workflows, and Claude Code’s knack for running projects in the background seems to hit that need right on the mark. The real promise, though, lies in practical control: watching a job’s status live and nudging it when needed. The rollout hints at a move away from single-threaded prompts toward multi-task pipelines, giving teams the freedom to juggle several snippets at once without losing oversight.
In short, we now have a way to launch multiple, trackable coding sessions from a browser or phone and keep the process under active supervision.
Each session runs in its own isolated environment with real-time progress tracking, and you can actively steer Claude to adjust course as it’s working through tasks.” This allows users to run coding projects asynchronously, a trend that many enterprises are looking for. The web version of Claude Code, currently in research preview, will be available to Pro and Max users. However, web Claude Code will be subject to the same rate limits as other versions.
Anthropic throttled rate limits to Claude and Claude Code after the unexpected popularity of the coding tool in July, which enabled some users to run Claude Code overnight. Anthropic is now ensuring Claude Code comes closer to matching the availability of rival OpenAI's Codex AI coding platform, powered by a variant of GPT-5, which launches on mobile and the web back in mid September 2025. Parallel usage Anthropic said running Claude Code in the cloud means teams can “now run multiple tasks in parallel across different repositories from a single interface and ship faster with automatic PR creation and clear change summaries.” One of the big draws of coding agents is giving developers the ability to run multiple coding projects, such as bugfixes, at the same time.
Claude Code now has a web UI and a preview iOS app, which feels like a step toward more reachable, asynchronous coding. Each session lives in its own sandbox, so you can see progress as it happens and nudge the model while it works. Anthropic’s managed infrastructure lets several jobs run side-by-side - something many enterprises seem to be after - but I’m not sure the new front-ends will be as flexible as the old terminal, Git, Docker, Kubernetes, npm, pip and AWS CLI setups.
The VS Code and JetBrains plugins are still there, yet the release doesn’t spell out any performance numbers or how many jobs you can run at once. Getting a mobile app hints at coding on the fly, but being a preview means stability and feature gaps are still possible. Bottom line: Claude Code now offers web and mobile ways to launch parallel, tracked coding tasks; whether that changes daily workflows will likely depend on how quickly developers embrace the async model.
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Common Questions Answered
What are the key features of Claude Code's new web and mobile interfaces?
The new interfaces allow developers to run parallel jobs on Anthropic's managed infrastructure, with each session operating in its own isolated environment. They also provide real-time progress tracking and the ability to steer Claude mid-stream to adjust the course of coding tasks.
How does Claude Code support asynchronous coding workflows for enterprises?
Claude Code enables asynchronous coding by letting developers fire off parallel jobs that can run independently with real-time tracking. This aligns with the increasing enterprise demand for workflows where coding tasks can be executed and monitored without requiring continuous synchronous interaction.
What are the availability and limitations of the web version of Claude Code?
The web version of Claude Code is currently in research preview and will be available to Pro and Max users. However, it will be subject to the same rate limits as other versions, as Anthropic has implemented throttling controls.
What does the isolated environment for each Claude Code session provide?
Each session runs in its own isolated environment, which ensures task separation and security. This isolation is combined with real-time progress tracking, allowing developers to monitor exactly where a task stands during execution.