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Claude Managed Agents Gets a Session Viewer and Auto-Approval Mode

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Anthropic added two features to Claude Managed Agents: a session viewer reached with ant beta:sessions connect, including a web interface, and an auto mode that reviews each tool call against the agent's stated intent to decide whether to run it, deny it or ask for approval. Together they target the two things that make long-running agents hard to trust in production: visibility into what a session is actually doing right now, and a way to automate approvals without removing oversight entirely. Before this, monitoring a long-running Claude agent meant tailing logs or interrupting the session to check its state, and automating approvals meant either allowing everything or reviewing every call by hand. The auto mode sits between those extremes by judging each call against stated intent rather than a fixed allowlist, which should cut manual review load on routine calls while still catching ones that drift from the task.

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Two fresh updates to Claude Managed Agents: First, we've added a session viewer to the ant CLI. `ant beta:sessions connect` attaches your terminal to a running session, and `--web` opens a web UI served from localhost.

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Anthropic's Claude Managed Agents added a session viewer to its `ant` command-line tool. Running `ant beta:sessions connect` attaches your terminal to a session that's already running remotely, and adding `--web` instead opens a browser-based UI served from your own machine. That means you can check in on or follow along with a cloud 's work in real time rather than waiting for it to finish and report back. This follows Anthropic adding `ant apply` to the same CLI earlier in September for declaratively managing agent environments, extending the CLI's role as the primary interface for Managed Agents infrastructure.

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  • AI agent — An AI system that doesn't just answer once but works toward a goal in a loop — taking actions, reading the results, and deciding what to do next.
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