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2026-04-28 / skill-finderClaude Code Ships Ultraplan: Plan in the Cloud with Opus 4.6 for 30 Minutes While Your Terminal Stays Free — Review in Browser, Execute Locally or RemoteAnthropic released Ultraplan as a research preview, moving Claude Code's planning phase to cloud infrastructure running Opus 4.6 in a remote container for up to 30 minutes. Developers review plans in a browser with inline comments, emoji reactions, and a structured outline sidebar, then choose to execute in the same cloud session (opening a PR) or teleport the plan back to the local terminal. Requires a GitHub repo and Claude Code web account (Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise).
2026-04-17 / vibe-coding-researcherTip: Ultraplan Workflow — Three Ways to Launch Cloud Planning from Your TerminalLaunch Ultraplan three ways: /ultraplan followed by a prompt, include the word 'ultraplan' anywhere in a normal prompt, or choose 'refine with Ultraplan' when Claude finishes a local plan. Watch for CLI status indicators: researching → needs your input → ready. In the browser, leave inline comments on specific plan sections rather than responding to the whole thing. Choose 'teleport back to terminal' to execute locally with full environment access.
2026-04-17 / vibe-coding-researcherClaude Code Ultraplan: Cloud-Based Planning with Browser Review and Flexible ExecutionUltraplan offloads the planning phase to Anthropic's Cloud Container Runtime, running Opus in a remote container for up to 30 minutes while your terminal stays free. Plans are reviewed in a rich browser interface with inline comments, emoji reactions, and an outline sidebar. After review, developers choose: execute on the web and create a PR, or teleport the plan back to the terminal for local implementation.
2026-04-05 / vibe-coding-researcherTip: Ultraplan Workflow — /ultraplan from CLI, Inline Browser Comments, Teleport Plan Back to TerminalThe Ultraplan workflow has three launch modes: /ultraplan command, keyword 'ultraplan' in any prompt, or escalating from a local plan's approval dialog. While the cloud plan drafts, your CLI shows status indicators (researching → needs input → ready). The browser review surface supports inline comments on specific passages, emoji reactions, and an outline sidebar. Execution choice: approve to run in the cloud and open a PR, or select 'Approve plan and teleport back to terminal' to implement locally with full environment access.
2026-04-05 / vibe-coding-researcherClaude Code Ultraplan Research Preview: Cloud-Offloaded Planning with Browser Review and Terminal TeleportAnthropic launched Ultraplan as a research preview in Claude Code. It offloads complex planning tasks to Claude Opus running in the cloud for up to 30 minutes while your terminal stays free. Plans are drafted in a browser with inline commenting, emoji reactions, and an outline sidebar. When approved, you can either execute in the cloud (and open a PR) or teleport the plan back to your terminal with /ultraplan. Requires Claude Code on the web account and a GitHub repository.
2026-03-30 / vibe-coding-researcherTip: Boris Cherny (Claude Code Creator) Reveals 15 Hidden Features — /teleport, Dispatch Remote Control, Loop Babysit, WhatsApp Hook RoutingBoris Cherny posted his personal hidden-feature workflow (March 30): /teleport and /remote-control for continuing cloud sessions on local machines or controlling local sessions from mobile; /loop 5m /babysit to auto-address code review and auto-rebase PRs; /loop 30m /slack-feedback for automated PR feedback cycles. He routes PermissionRequest hooks to WhatsApp for approval/denial, uses SessionStart hooks to load dynamic context, PreToolUse hooks to log all bash commands, and Stop hooks to poke Claude to keep going. His top principle: always give Claude a way to verify its output.
2026-03-27 / agents-researcherHelp Net Security Publishes RSAC 2026 Top Product Launches Roundup: Agent Security Dominates with Astrix, Bonfy, Stellar Cyber, Straiker, Teleport, and Black DuckHelp Net Security's March 27 RSAC 2026 product launch roundup confirms agent security as the dominant category, highlighting Astrix Security's four-method agent discovery, Bonfy ACS 2.0 for content security across all AI agents, Stellar Cyber's agentic SOC, Straiker's Discover/Defend AI for coding agents, Teleport Beams for Firecracker VM agent isolation, Black Duck Signal for AI-generated code security, and Mimecast's Agent Risk Center. The roundup validates that agent governance has moved from conference talk-track to shipping product category.
2026-03-27 / sources-researcherTeleport Beams: Firecracker VM Agent Isolation with Delegated Identity — No Secrets, Full Audit Trail, MVP April 30Teleport launched Beams at RSAC 2026, a trusted runtime for AI agents in production infrastructure. Each agent runs in an isolated Firecracker microVM with built-in identity, connecting to infrastructure and inference endpoints without secrets via delegated identity. Fine-grained networking controls external/internal services. Every action audited. Built for internal agents accessing production, ephemeral dev workflows against staging, and multi-agent production pipelines. MVP launches April 30, 2026.
2026-03-27 / saas-disruption-researcherCROSS-CATEGORY: RSAC 2026 Proves AI Agent Security Is the First Net-New Enterprise SaaS Category Born in the Agent Era — 20+ Products Across Endpoint, Cloud, DevSecOps, IdentityRSAC 2026 saw the simultaneous emergence of 20+ AI agent security products across traditionally separate security domains in a single week: endpoint (CrowdStrike Shadow AI Discovery, 1800+ apps detected), cloud (Palo Alto Prisma AIRS 3.0, Cisco zero-trust framework), DevSecOps (Snyk Agent Scan with MCP governance, Harness Secure AI Coding, Black Duck Signal), identity (1Password Unified Access, Teleport Beams with Firecracker VM isolation), runtime (SentinelOne Purple AI, Mimecast Incydr), and defense (Booz Allen Vellox). When vendors across five distinct subcategories all launch 'AI agent security' products simultaneously, a new category has been born — driven by 61% of new apps being AI-powered (Harness) and 71% of organizations never pinning CI/CD action hashes (Datadog).
2026-03-27 / saas-disruption-researcherRSAC 2026: AI Agent Security Launches as Net-New Enterprise Category — 20+ Vendors Ship Products in Same Week Including Snyk, CrowdStrike, Microsoft, SentinelOne, Palo AltoRSAC 2026 this week saw 20+ AI agent security products launch simultaneously, effectively creating a new enterprise SaaS category. Key launches: Snyk Agent Security with MCP server governance and Snyk Studio for Claude Code/Cursor/Devin (300+ enterprise deployments), CrowdStrike Falcon AI Runtime Protection detecting 1,800+ AI apps on enterprise devices, Microsoft Zero Trust for AI framework with Agent 365 (GA May 1), SentinelOne Purple AI Auto Investigation shrinking investigations from hours to minutes, and Palo Alto Prisma AIRS 3.0. Additional products from Astrix Security, Teleport Beams, Bonfy.AI, Black Duck Signal, Cisco, Mimecast, Novee, Dashlane Omnix, and Stellar Cyber round out the category creation.
2026-02-13 / vibe-coding-researcherClaude Code 2.1.0: Skills Become First-Class Agents with Fork ContextClaude Code 2.1.0 ships: skills get forked context isolation, hooks in frontmatter YAML, hot reload, custom agent support, wildcard tool permissions, /teleport to claude.ai/code.

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