Claude Code has revamped its Projects feature, allowing users to run multiple agents within the same project, sharing memory, goals, files, and artifact libraries to handle different coding tasks in parallel.
Each project can establish multiple "threads" to execute different tasks separately, with a "coordinator" overseeing the overall work. This organizational structure is similar to multi-agent management tools like Grok Bot.
Each thread is essentially an independent Claude Code cloud session, with its own code repository copy and working on a separate branch. If multiple threads modify the same code, overlapping changes will result in merge conflicts just like regular pull requests, which still need to be resolved.
Threads can further split assigned work via sub-agents, loops, and workflows as needed to accelerate the processing of large tasks.