Claude Code on the web
A new way to delegate coding tasks right from your browser
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Claude Code on the web lets a developer delegate coding tasks from a browser instead of a local terminal. Multiple tasks can be assigned to run in parallel, each in its own environment, while the developer monitors progress and steers from the browser or the iOS app.
It suits work that benefits from being run many-at-once and reviewed rather than watched: clearing a backlog of bugs, applying routine fixes across a codebase, or advancing several independent pieces of a project at the same time.
It is aimed at developers who want to start and supervise agent coding work without being at their own machine, then bring the results back into their normal workflow.
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Why we picked it
This earns its spot for the many-at-once, review-don't-watch model — running several isolated tasks in parallel and checking results later fits work like clearing a backlog, which is a genuinely different use pattern than steering one agent live.