Independent recap, built from Anthropic's own docs and blog, not an official Anthropic page. Click any heading to edit it.
Five things that actually shipped between May and July 2026, each one checked against Anthropic's documentation before it made the page.
A working session can now be published as a live web page at a private link: PR walkthroughs, incident timelines, and dashboards that keep refreshing as the session runs.
A sandboxed browser pane sits next to chat, diff, and terminal, so Claude can open docs, designs, or a local dev server and look at what it built without leaving the app.
Runs a full setup checkup on installation, configuration, and MCP connections, then offers to fix what it finds. A July update folded in cleanup suggestions for stale skills and unreachable permission rules.
One screen to dispatch, watch, and step back into background sessions, so a bug fix or a flaky-test hunt doesn't get lost in a wall of terminal scrollback.
Send a session to the background from agent view and keep working in the foreground. Each one keeps running without a terminal attached, ready to reattach to whenever it needs you.
Agent view and background sessions mean you're not stuck waiting on one task before starting the next.
Artifacts stay inside your organisation until someone with access chooses to share them further.
/doctor catches install, config, and MCP issues before they cost you an afternoon of guessing.
The in-app browser lets Claude check its own work in a real page instead of asking you to look.
Agent view and background agents are both research previews, so expect the interface to keep moving.
Every claim on this page links back to Anthropic's own docs or blog post, not a marketing recap.