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Dynamic Workflows

by Anthropic

Claude Code feature where Claude writes orchestration scripts that run tens to hundreds of parallel subagents with verification.

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Dynamic Workflows at a glance

What is Dynamic Workflows?
Dynamic Workflows is an app from Anthropic. Claude Code feature where Claude writes orchestration scripts that run tens to hundreds of parallel subagents with verification.
Who makes Dynamic Workflows?
Dynamic Workflows is made by Anthropic.
Does Dynamic Workflows work in the EU?
Available in the EU. Anthropic states Claude is available globally with regional data residency options, and the feature is generally available on Claude plans, the API, Bedrock, Vertex AI and Microsoft Foundry. No EU-specific exclusion was found. Last verified 14 Nov 2026.
How much does Dynamic Workflows cost?
Freemium. Included with Claude Code on Pro ($20/mo monthly, $17/mo annual), Max ($100/mo), Ultra ($200/mo), Team and Enterprise plans, or via pay-as-you-go API usage. Workflows can consume substantially more usage than a typical session. Licence: Proprietary.
Where was Dynamic Workflows shown?
In 2 creator videos by Matt Wolfe, Matthew Berman. Most recently by Matt Wolfe on 29 May 2026, at 1:26 in “AI News: Claude Opus 4.8, Insane Omni Use-Case, and A Dog Translator?”.

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About

Dynamic workflows is a Claude Code feature from Anthropic that lets Claude plan a task dynamically, split it into subtasks, and fan the work out across tens to hundreds of parallel subagents in a single session. Results are checked before they are merged: independent agents attempt the problem from different angles, and other agents try to refute the findings until answers converge. Progress is saved as the run goes, so an interrupted job resumes instead of restarting, and runs can last hours or days.

Anthropic positions it for work too large for a single agent pass: codebase-wide bug hunts, security and optimization audits, large migrations and language ports, and stress-testing plans. Its featured example is the Bun port from Zig to Rust (about 750,000 lines of Rust, 99.8% of the existing test suite passing, eleven days from first commit to merge), as reported by Anthropic. No independent benchmarks were provided.

A workflow can be started by asking Claude to create one, or by enabling the Claude Code-specific ultracode setting in the effort menu, which sets effort to xhigh and lets Claude decide when to use a workflow. Auto mode is recommended. The first time a workflow triggers, Claude Code shows what will run and asks for confirmation. Workflows can consume substantially more tokens than a typical session, so starting with a scoped task is advised, and organization admins can disable them through managed settings.

It is generally available in the Claude Code CLI, Desktop and VS Code extension on Pro, Max, Ultra, Team and Enterprise plans, and via the Claude API, Amazon Bedrock, Vertex AI and Microsoft Foundry. It is on by default for Max, Ultra, Team, Enterprise and API use; Pro users enable it in /config.

Key features
  • Claude writes orchestration scripts that run tens to hundreds of parallel subagents
  • Adversarial verification: agents cross-check and try to refute results until they converge
  • Progress saved so interrupted runs resume where they left off
  • Runs can extend over hours or days for large migrations, audits and bug hunts
  • ultracode setting sets effort to xhigh and lets Claude decide when to use a workflow
  • Admin controls via managed settings; confirmation prompt on first workflow run
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Matthew Berman29 May 2026
Anthropic just dropped Opus 4.8... (WOAH)

Research preview feature where Claude writes orchestration scripts that run tens to hundreds of parallel sub-agents. It verifies results adversarially and targets bug hunts, large migrations and audits. It can use substantially more tokens, and a new 'ultra code' setting sets effort to extra high. No benchmarks were given.

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