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Claude Code Goes to the Web — Now You Can Code Right from Your Browser and iPhone

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Anthropic just launched Claude Code on the web, and it's a game-changer for anyone looking to delegate routine tasks to AI. No more terminal required — you can now run coding sessions directly from your browser. The beta preview is already available, and it's seriously impressive.

What Is This Thing?

Claude Code on the web lets you run coding tasks on Anthropic-managed cloud infrastructure. Connect your GitHub repository, describe what you need, and Claude handles the implementation. Each session runs in an isolated environment with real-time progress tracking.

The killer feature — you can run multiple tasks in parallel across different repositories from a single interface. Claude automatically creates pull requests with clear change summaries.

Where It Really Shines

The web version is perfect for:

  • Answering questions about projects — how the architecture works, how repositories are connected
  • Bug fixes and routine tasks — anything well-defined that doesn't require creativity
  • Backend changes — Claude can use test-driven development to verify changes

And yes, Claude Code is now available on mobile. As part of this research preview, they've added it to the iOS app. You can code from your phone — the future is here.

Security First

Every Claude Code task runs in an isolated sandbox environment with network and filesystem restrictions. Git interactions are handled through a secure proxy service that ensures Claude can only access authorized repositories.

You can add custom network configuration to choose which domains Claude Code can connect to from its sandbox. For example, allowing it to download npm packages so it can run tests and validate changes.

Anthropic published a detailed engineering blog and documentation about their sandboxing approach.

Flexible for Every Workflow

The web interface complements your existing Claude Code workflow. It's not replacing the terminal version — it's expanding possibilities. Start a task in your browser at work, check progress from your phone during your commute, then refine it in the terminal at home.

Speaking of MCP

At fastmcp.me, you can find tons of useful MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers for Claude Code. MCP allows Claude to connect to external tools and data sources — databases, APIs, filesystems. And the best part: all these servers on fastmcp.me are ready to use, no need to configure anything from scratch.

This is especially useful if you want Claude Code to:

  • Work with your internal APIs
  • Connect to specific databases
  • Integrate with enterprise systems
  • Use specialized development tools

Getting Started

Claude Code on the web is available now in research preview for Pro and Max users. Just visit claude.com/code, connect your first repository, and start delegating tasks.

Cloud-based sessions share rate limits with all other Claude Code usage. Check the documentation for all the details.

Bottom Line

Claude Code on the web is another step toward a future where AI assistants become full participants in the development process. The ability to run tasks from a browser, work on multiple repositories in parallel, and even code from your phone — this isn't science fiction anymore, it's reality.

And with MCP servers from fastmcp.me, the possibilities become virtually limitless. Time to experiment!