Vibe coding is evolving and with it are the leading AI-powered coding services and tools, including Anthropic’s Claude Code.
As of today, the service will be available via the web and, in preview, on the Claude iOS app, giving developers access to additional asynchronous capabilities. Previously, it was available through the terminal on developers’ PCs with support for Git, Docker, Kubernetes, npm, pip, AWS CLI, etc., and as an extension for Microsoft’s open source VS Code editor and other JetBrains-powered integrated development environments (IDEs) via Claude Agent.
“Claude Code on the web lets you kick off coding sessions without opening your terminal,” Anthropic said in a blog post. “Connect your GitHub repositories, describe what you need, and Claude handles the implementation. 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.
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. Google’s two coding agents, Jules and Code Assist, both offer asynchronous code generation and checks. Codex from OpenAI also lets people work in parallel.
Anthropic said bringing Claude Code to the web won’t disrupt workflows, but noted running tasks in the cloud work best for tasks such as answering questions around projects and how repositories are mapped, bugfixes and for routine, well-defined tasks, and backend changes to verify any adjustments.
While most developers will likely prefer to use Claude Code on a desktop, Anthropic said the mobile version could encourage more users to “explore coding with Claude on the go.”
Anthropic insisted that Claude Code tasks on the cloud will have the same level of security as the earlier version. It runs on an “isolated sandbox environment with network and filesystem restrictions.”
Interactions go through a secure proxy service, which the company said ensures the model only accesses authorized repositories.
Enterprise users can customize which domains Claude Code can connect to.
Claude Code is powered by Claude Sonnet 4.5, which Anthropic claims is the best coding model around. The company recently made Claude Haiku 4.5, a smaller version of Claude that also has strong coding capabilities, available to all Claude subscribers, including free users.
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