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According to a post on X by @ClaudeDevs, Claude Code cloud sessions on Pro, Max, and Ultra can now work out the dependencies, network access, and API keys needed to run a repository. The environment is then saved for the next session. The post says API keys are stored securely so Claude never sees them. The source snippet is partial, so details beyond these points are not available from this item.
According to a post on X by @ClaudeDevs, Claude Code cloud sessions on Pro, Max, and Ultra can now work out the dependencies, network access, and API keys needed to run a repository. The environment is then saved for the next session. The post says API keys are stored securely so Claude never sees them. The source snippet is partial, so details beyond these points are not available from this item.
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Anthropic’s ClaudeDevs says Claude Code cloud sessions on Pro, Max, and Ultra can now figure out dependencies, network access, and API keys needed to run a repo, then save that environment for the next session. API keys are stored securely so Claude never sees them. Why it matters: Cloud....
Developers using Claude Code on these plans could spend less time on manual setup before running a repo in the cloud. Keeping API keys hidden from the model is a point teams handling sensitive credentials will want to check. Watch for the full documentation to confirm how environments are saved and how the key storage works.
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