Anthropic is adding Claude Code to its enterprise plans, giving businesses integrated AI coding tools for faster development and productivity.
On Wednesday, Anthropic disclosed a new subscription service integrating Claude Code into Claude for Enterprise.
Anthropic’s command-line coding tool, previously exclusively accessible through individual accounts, is now available as part of a more comprehensive enterprise suite. This upgrade enables the development of more advanced integrations and more potent administrative tools.
Scott White, the product manager at Anthropic, informed TechCrunch that our enterprise customers and business team frequently request this feature.
The integration enables Anthropic to compete more effectively with command-line tools from Google and GitHub, which included enterprise integrations at the time of their launch.
Claude Code, which was introduced in June, has rapidly become one of the most popular command-line programming tools. It provides a more agentic approach than traditional IDE-based tools.
The service’s popularity has been accompanied by some growing pains, as individual users have encountered unforeseen utilization limits.
The new enterprise offering partially responds to these issues, enabling businesses to establish granular spending controls that can be expanded to accommodate intense utilization.
Anthropic is particularly optimistic about the potential of integrations between Claude Code and the Claude.ai chatbot, which can now be administered more flexibly in an enterprise context.
In conjunction with the Claude chatbot, businesses that subscribe to the new collection can develop Claude Code prompts or deepen the integration of the command-line tool into internal data sources.
White stated that enterprise integrations involving customer feedback tools were notably transformative in his work on Claude.ai. He utilized Claude to summarize large quantities of feedback from various sources and translate it into concrete product changes.
White stated, “There is a certain magic to combining customer feedback, obtaining the customer’s voice, and subsequently assisting in developing solutions that could be prototyped and built to address their distinctive challenges.” “I could not accomplish this as a product manager even a year ago.”
