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Claude Code Projects is in beta on Pro, Max and Ultra plans only

Anthropic's documentation says Projects in Claude Code, where Claude acts as coordinator for threads, is rolling out gradually and uses plan limits faster than other sessions.

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Key points

  1. Anthropic's Claude Code documentation says Projects is in public beta on Pro, Max and Ultra plans and rolling out gradually; Team and Enterprise plans do not have it yet.
  2. A project is one long-running session in which Claude acts as coordinator and decides what becomes a thread; each thread is a separate session with its own context window.
  3. A cloud thread works on its own branch and opens a pull request when the work calls for one, and keeps going after you close your laptop.

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Anthropic's Claude Code documentation says Projects is in public beta on the Pro, Max and Ultra plans and is rolling out gradually; Team and Enterprise plans do not have it yet.

A project is one long-running conversation in which Claude acts as coordinator. It decides what becomes a thread and tracks each one, while each thread is a separate session with its own context window. A cloud thread works on its own branch and opens a pull request when the work calls for one.

Anthropic says cloud threads keep going after a laptop is closed, and that a task needing something only the user's computer has can be run as a thread on that computer through Remote Control. The documentation says a project draws on the same plan limits as other Claude Code sessions and uses them faster.

What it means for you

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If you are on a Pro, Max or Ultra plan, Projects is a way to give Claude Code a larger piece of work and let it split that work into threads, each on its own branch.

Anthropic's documentation says a project draws on the same plan limits as other Claude Code sessions and uses them faster, so a big job will take more of your allowance. Team and Enterprise plans do not have it yet, and the rollout is gradual, so not every eligible account will see it today.

Try it on one contained task, and compare how much of your plan limit it uses against a normal session on similar work.

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  1. Anthropic's Claude Code documentation says Projects are in public beta on Pro, Max, and Ultra plans and rolling out gradually, and that Projects aren't offered on Team or Enterprise plans yet. the company says

    Projects are in public beta on Pro, Max, and Ultra plans and rolling out gradually. The rollout started with accounts that have used cloud sessions and don’t have existing projects in claude.ai chat or Cowork. Projects aren’t offered on Team or Enterprise plans yet.
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  2. The documentation says a project is one long-running session where Claude acts as coordinator, deciding what becomes a thread and keeping track of every thread it started; each thread is a separate session with its own context window. the company says

    The project conversation: one long-running session where Claude acts as coordinator. It takes what you send, decides what becomes a thread, and keeps track of every thread it started. ... Threads: the workers. Each is a separate session with its own context window
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  3. The documentation says a cloud thread works on its own branch and opens a pull request when the work calls for one. the company says

    A cloud thread works on its own branch and opens a pull request when the work calls for one.
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  4. The documentation says cloud threads keep going after you close your laptop, and that Claude can be asked to run a thread on your computer through Remote Control for a task that needs something only your computer has. the company says

    When a task needs something only your computer has, you can ask Claude to run that thread on your computer instead of in the cloud, through Remote Control. ... Cloud threads keep going after you close your laptop, while a thread on your computer runs only while that computer is awake.
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  5. The documentation says a project draws on the same plan limits as other Claude Code sessions and uses them faster. the company says

    A project draws on the same plan limits as your other Claude Code sessions and uses them faster.
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