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Auto-feed stories featuring Claude Code: releases, pricing and limits, new surfaces. Key updates are in Russian, with a date and proof.
September 24
Claude Code Projects work on your computer: local support addedOn September 23, Claude Code added local support for Projects: threads can run on the user's computer. Projects are in public beta for Pro and Max. Pro costs $20 per month in the US, while Max starts at $100.
September 24
Claude Code keeps working after you close your laptop: Cloud sessions leave previewOn September 23, Cloud sessions left research preview: Claude Code keeps working after you close your laptop. Pro and Max subscribers will receive one-time credits of $100 and $250.
September 23
Capy speeds up PR work: Garry Tan estimates at least a 4x gainOn September 23, Garry Tan estimated working on his PRs with Capy to be at least 4x faster. Capy handles the commit, push, and PR creation itself, then fixes the error after the first failed CI run and sends a new version. A Capy Lite trial costs $1 for 7 days, then $20 per month.
September 23
AI agent survives a reboot: Drives preserves Vercel Sandbox filesOn September 23, Vercel launched Drives into public beta for Hobby, Pro, and Enterprise plans. Files in `/data` survive a Sandbox shutdown, and a single Sandbox can mount up to four Drives.
September 23
Capy speeds up PR work: Garry Tan ranks it above Codex and Claude Code individuallyOn September 22, Capy described its PR workflow: the agent creates a separate `capy/` branch and opens a PR to the base branch. Edits and reviews are triggered by comments in that PR. Capy Lite costs $1 for the first 7 days, then $20 per month.
September 21
An agent now handles large PRs in the cloud: Capy fixes failed CI and pushes againCapy manages the branch itself: if CI fails, the agent reads the error, fixes it, and pushes again. There is no local installation, and the first week costs $1.
September 21
Copy-pasting between agent chats is over: Grok Bot assigns tasks to Claude Code and CodexGrok Bot now dispatches three coding agents: they share memory, and assignments arrive by voice.