Vibe coding continues to develop and together with it, the leading AI-powered coding services and tools, including AnthropoceneClaude Code.
Starting today, the service can be available over the online and in preview through the Claude iOS app, giving developers access to additional asynchronous features. Previously, it was available via the terminal on developer PCs with support for Git, Docker, Kubernetes, npm, pip, AWS CLI, etc. and as an extension to Microsoft's open source VS Code Editor and other integrated development environments (IDEs) supported by JetBrains Claude agent.
“With Claude Code on the internet, you may start coding sessions without opening your terminal,” Anthropic said in a single Blog post. “Connect your GitHub repositories, describe what you wish, and Claude will handle the implementation. Each session runs in its own isolated environment with real-time progress tracking, and you may actively control Claude to regulate course as he completes tasks.”
This allows users to execute coding projects asynchronously, a trend that many corporations are searching for.
The web version of Claude Code, currently in research preview, can be available to Pro and Max users. However, Web Claude Code has the identical rate limitations as other versions. Anthropocene reduced tariff limits to Claude and Claude Code following the coding tool's unexpected popularity in July, which allowed some users to run Claude Code overnight.
Anthropic is now ensuring that Claude Code is closer to the provision of competitor OpenAI's AI coding platform Codex, which relies on a variant of GPT-5 and is offered again on mobile devices and the online Mid-September 2025.
Parallel use
Anthropic said that running Claude Code within the cloud means teams “can now run multiple tasks in parallel across different repositories through a single interface and deliver faster with automated PR creation and clear change summaries.”
One of the large benefits of coding agents is that they offer developers the flexibility to run multiple coding projects, similar to bug fixes, at the identical time. Google'S two coding agentsJules and Code Assist each offer asynchronous code generation and testing. Codex out of OpenAI also enables parallel work.
Anthropic said bringing Claude Code to the online is not going to disrupt workflows, but noted that running tasks within the cloud is best fitted to tasks similar to answering questions around projects and mapping repositories, bug fixes, in addition to routine, well-defined tasks and backend changes to confirm any customizations.
While most developers would likely prefer to make use of Claude Code on a desktop, Anthropic said the mobile version could encourage more users to “explore coding with Claude on the go.”
Isolated environments
Anthropic insisted that Claude Code tasks within the cloud could have the identical level of security because the previous version. It runs in an “isolated sandbox environment with network and file system restrictions.”
Interactions occur through a secure proxy service, which the corporate says ensures the model only accesses authorized repositories.
Enterprise users can customize which domains Claude Code can connect with.
Claude Code relies on Claude Sonnet 4.5, which in line with Anthropic is the perfect coding model around. The company recently developed Claude Haiku 4.5, a smaller version of Claude that also has strong coding capabilities. available to all Claude subscribersincluding free users.
