How Claude Code dynamic workflows tailor an execution framework per task

A harness for every task: dynamic workflows in Claude Code

Claude Code shipped dynamic workflows last week. Claude writes an execution framework for the current task on the spot, and workflows can be saved, shared and reused. They coordinate subagents through agent(), parallel() and pipeline() in JavaScript, can pick a model and a separate worktree, and resume a session after an interruption.

Why it matters: Claude Code splits execution and adversarial verification across subagents with separate contexts, a concrete orchestration method for cutting self-preference and goal drift on complex tasks.