IndustryThe Decoder·August 8, 2026

Claude Code sessions can now talk to each other and share context across terminals

Claude Code now lets sessions talk to each other. On macOS and Linux, instances running in parallel can send messages, share insights, and check on each other's status. The article Claude Code sessions can now talk to each other and share context across terminals appeared first on The Decoder.

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