Claude Studio

Same Claude Code. A place worth watching it work in.

Same CLI, same account, same CLAUDE.md, same skills, same permissions. Nothing new to learn, nothing new to pay — and it keeps the CLI updated on its own.

THE OFFICE

Every open conversation is a person at a desk. Sub-agents — and whoever carries the plan step being worked on — come in through the door, take their note off the board, sit down next to whoever opened them, and leave when they're done. And they talk to each other about what is really going on: the step they're on, the file they opened, how many steps are left, the message one helper just sent another.

Three rooms to work in, switched from the palette in the strip on top: the wooden office, Night in the city, and Bali. The room changes on the spot — nobody gets up, nothing moves.

Night in the city

Bali

While it works

What it's on, right now	Allow · Always · Deny — or write your own answer
The plan, ticking itself off	Context left — and which one finished
Opus 5 · Fable 5 · Sonnet 5 · Haiku 4.5	PDF, Excel, Word, video, zip, logs
A full tab	…or the sidebar. Same conversation

Any file — not "any image"

The official panel's paperclip only opens pictures. This one opens VS Code's own picker with no filter at all: PDF, Word, Excel, CSV, slides, zip, logs, audio, video, source, anything. Paperclip, drag and drop, or paste. Size is not a problem — images travel as images, everything else as a path Claude opens with its own tools.

Three modes, one click

What's new in 0.37

• Two more offices. Night in the city — dark carpet, neon trim, the skyline lit up behind the glass, the screens the only lamps — and Bali — pale teak, bamboo walls, the sea through the windows, a rattan rug under the desks. Pick one from the palette in the office strip; it is remembered with your other settings.
• Switching conversation is instant. A conversation comes back as its last page, drawn in one go; the rest arrives as you scroll up, without moving what you are reading. A long conversation that took twelve seconds now takes a blink.
• Lighter. A huge tool result travels trimmed to what its card shows, with the real line count next to the name; reopened history makes no entrances and reads nothing aloud.
• Nothing falls off the screen. The card of someone in the back row opens above them; a bubble against the top wall goes under the speaker's feet.

Shortcuts

English or Italian, switched on the spot. Windows, macOS and Linux.