Claude Projects has been further upgraded: its orchestrator agent proactively reports progress, and tasks can now be forked and reminders set.

Insight Beating AI News: Anthropic has updated Claude Code Projects, with a key focus on boosting the initiative of its orchestrator agent. The agent can now answer questions directly in the main project chat, proactively report progress on various tasks, eliminating the need for users to open individual sessions to check updates. Two existing commands have also been added to Projects: `/btw` lets users move emerging new issues to a separate session without interrupting the current task; `/fork` creates a new session from an existing one to test different solutions, leaving the original work untouched. Users can also set reminders for any session—for example, asking Claude to remind you to check a specific task tomorrow will temporarily hide the relevant session from the list, which will reappear at the scheduled time and be flagged by the orchestrator in the main chat. Additionally, individual sessions can now generate read-only links to share with any logged-in Claude user, though sessions accessed from a local computer cannot be shared. The interface has also added entry points for recently used, updated, and pinned sessions, plus thumbnails of files generated in each session; project settings and local folder access have been simplified. These updates are available on web and desktop, with the latest mobile version adopting the new interface. Claude Code Projects remains in public beta for Pro and Max users; users who have not yet qualified can continue to apply for the waitlist.