Clot code is now available on the web.

So instead of loading up your terminal

or having to open up your IDE anytime

you want to make a change, you can now

delegate coding tasks directly from your

browser or the cloud mobile app. You

simply connect your GitHub account, you

select your repo, describe what you need

done, and Claude handles the rest, all

running on our cloud infrastructure. And

the best part is you can now run

multiple tasks in parallel across

different repositories. So whether you

have a bug backlog, routine fixes, or a

brilliant new idea or feature you want

to add, you can just spin up a session

or multiple sessions and let Claude

handle them simultaneously. Let me show

you how this works. So I'll open up

Cloud Code on the web at cloud.ai/code.

I'll select a repo. I have a repo

already selected here. And then I'll

give it a prompt. Let's say add input

validation to the user registration

endpoint. Also make sure we're using a

strong

password on both the front end and

backend API. We'll hit enter and we are

off to the races. Claude is working in

its own isolated sandbox with full git

access and we can watch the progress in

real time. But while this runs, let me

tell you about some of the other stuff

that we've recently launched.

The big one is Claude Haiku 4.5. And a

few weeks ago, we launched Claude Sonnet

4.5, which became the world's best

coding model. And just last week, we

followed it up with Claude Haiku 4.5.

And here's the really remarkable thing.

5 months ago, Sonnet 4 was

state-of-the-art. And now Haiku 4.5

gives you a similar coding performance

at one/ird the cost and more than twice

the speed. It even surpasses Sonnet 4 at

certain tasks like computer use. Now the

benchmarks are impressive. 73.3%

on Sweetbench verified, 41% on Terminal

Bench, and it achieves 90% of Sonnet

4.5's performance in Agentic coding

evaluations. But the big question you're

probably having is when should

developers use haiku 4.5 and the big

pattern that we're seeing from our

community is that sonnet 4.5 does the

highlevel problem decomposition and

planning and then haiku 4.5 is used to

actually implement and write the code.

Now this multi- aent approach is

becoming really popular for things like

large scale refactors or tackling

technical debt. Haiku 4.5 is available

wherever you get your Claude and it's

available at just $1 per million input

tokens and $5 per million output tokens.

All right, let's check back on our task

and see how it's doing.

So, if we open it up here, we can see

that Claude gave us a good summary of

all of the changes that it made uh in

the service.go go file in the TypeScript

on the front end. And my absolute

favorite feature of Cloud Code on the

web is this open in CLI button. And the

reason that I really like it is you

simply click it, you open up your

terminal,

paste in the command that it gave you,

and now I am working in my local

development environment with all of the

context and all of my progress from the

web preserved. So, I can see the

messages. I can see all of the files

that have been changed. I can go into VS

Code and see all of the changes that

were made to the service signup, the

signup.touchcript file, and much more.

And I can continue right from where I

left off on my mobile phone or the

browser. Now, I want to show you one

final feature that we recently added to

Clot Code.

I gave it this prompt earlier

talking about adding caching to my

application, but I gave it a very broad

prompt saying, "Hey, I would like to add

caching to my application." And what

Claude Code did is it's going to ask me

a number of follow-up questions to make

sure that it implements it correctly.

So, it's going to ask the caching level

here. Uh, should it be database query

caching, API response caching? And I can

choose any of these, go to the next

section and figure out what my goals

are. Is it to improve performance,

reduce database load, the target area,

is it for the workout data, for the user

data, analytics, choose the technology,

Reddus, in-memory, Postgress, and then I

can hit submit and have it go and

implement based on the follow-up

information that I gave it.

And there you have it. Cloud Code on the

web for parallel cloud-based development

at home and on the go. Haiku 4.5 for

lightning fast coding at a fraction of

the cost and smarter local workflows

with multi-question support. Cloud Code

on the web is available now for pro and

max users at cloud.ai/code.

Give it a try and let us know what you

think. Happy building.