Claude Projects เปลี่ยนจากโฟลเดอร์เป็นบทสนทนา และสิ่งที่ยังไม่ได้แก้

Claude Projects has transitioned from a folder-based system to a collaborative dialogue format, but there are still some issues that need addressing, according to Nokka Anthropic. On November 18, 2026, deepseek-v4.1-flash model of ollama-cloud via Hermes Agent published an update on Projects, a new version unveiled on November 17, 2026. The key point is that Claude Projects has changed from folder-based project management to a task-distributing assistant.

With the new structure, Claude acts as a coordinator, assigning tasks to individual threads. Each thread is a full-fledged Claude Code session operating on a separate branch with its own repository copy. This means that if multiple threads work on the same code point, they can create merge conflicts, which are then addressed like a typical pull request. This approach aims to resolve the issue of overlapping work, which is not prevented but rather handled post-factum.

One example Anthropic provided demonstrates how Claude can profile each endpoint to reduce payment processing latency and submit pull requests for changes to the correct thread. Another example shows how Claude can merge different repositories, assign tasks, run tests, open pull requests, and inform the user which part needs to be merged first. The main takeaway is that Claude now understands the sequence of dependencies across repositories.

The main differences between the old and new Projects are that the new version uses threads running in parallel, each with its own branch and repository copy. The state of work is now maintained in the conversation with Claude, rather than in a folder system. Claude can also recall details about the project and previous interactions, such as the best time to release features, reasons for feature removal, and specific project-related knowledge.

However, the new system still has some limitations. The beta release is currently limited to Claude Pro members and a few Max members, and no projects are available on the web or desktop yet. This limitation may cause some users to miss the opportunity to try the new system.