Anthropic’s Claude Code gets automated ‘routines’ and a desktop makeover
Anthropic's Claude Code has introduced a new feature called 'routines' that allows users to automate tasks without relying on autonomous AI agents. The company has also redesigned its desktop application to bring more functions to the forefront and reduce app-switching.
Anthropic's Claude Code has launched a new service called 'routines' that enables users to automate tasks on the company's cloud-based infrastructure. Routines are saved Claude Code configurations that can be run automatically. They are similar to scheduled tasks like cron jobs, but use AI models to prompt actions. The feature is available to Claude Code Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise subscribers. The company has also redesigned its desktop application to improve the user interface. The new design includes an integrated terminal, a faster diff viewer, and an in-app file editor. The updates aim to make it easier for developers to work with Claude Code and automate tasks. Anthropic has also introduced support for multiple sessions, allowing developers to multitask and work on multiple projects simultaneously. The new features are part of Anthropic's efforts to improve its AI-powered tools and make them more accessible to developers.
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