Cloud automation and session movement

Routines run saved Claude Code configurations on schedules, API calls, or GitHub events
Routines execute on Anthropic-managed cloud infrastructure, not your laptop
/loop repeats a prompt locally while the session stays open
/schedule creates routine-style scheduled work from the CLI when web is enabled
/workflows opens the workflow progress view for running or completed workflows
/teleport can pull a web session back into a local terminal
/web-setup connects GitHub for web/cloud workflows using local gh credentials
claude --cloud can send suitable local work to the web environment

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Claude Code now has cloud automation and session movement features.

Routines are saved Claude Code configurations that can run on schedules, API calls, or GitHub events. They execute on Anthropic-managed cloud infrastructure, so treat them like hosted automation, not like a local terminal sitting open on your laptop.

For local repetition, /loop can run a prompt repeatedly while the session stays open. For hosted automation, /schedule can create scheduled cloud work when web features are enabled. /workflows opens the progress view for running or completed workflows, /web-setup connects GitHub for web and cloud workflows using your local gh credentials, /teleport can pull a web session back into a local terminal, and claude --cloud can send suitable local work to the web environment.

The main decision is where the work should run: locally when it needs your machine, or in the cloud when a hosted environment is the better fit.