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Anthropic now lets you self-host Claude Managed Agents. The catch? 8 hours to act if it flags a safety risk

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By Paul Sawers Verified
| The New Stack Verified
Anthropic has unveiled a self-hosted version of its platform for building and running AI agents. Self-hosted Claude Managed Agents, as it’s aptly called, is available now in private beta. Customers host both the server that coordinates the agents and the sandboxes where the agents run their tools, either in their own cloud account or in an on-premises data center. Credentials and session histories stay on their infrastructure, while requests to Claude go to the inference provider they configure.
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Google’s coding agents now /swarm for one developer. Cursor’s go multiplayer so teammates’ agents can talk.

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By Paul Sawers Verified
| The New Stack Verified
Coding agents are pretty good at working in parallel: one writes a new API endpoint, another updates the tests, while a third fixes a bug elsewhere in the codebase. However, they’re not quite so adept at knowing what their coding counterparts are doing — put several on one project and they duplicate work, trip over each other’s changes, and leave the developer firefighting the fiasco that follows.
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Developers have been hacking around MCP’s file-upload problem for two years. A fix is taking shape.

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By Paul Sawers Verified
| The New Stack Verified
Developers have been hacking around MCP’s file-upload problem for two years. A fix is taking shape. Alex Shuper for Unsplash+ The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has played an instrumental part in connecting AI assistants to external tools and data since Anthropic launched the project some two years ago. Want to have a coding agent check the status of a bug? Give it access to your issue tracker through an MCP server. Or ask an assistant how many orders your company shipped last week?
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