Core Insights - The article discusses the launch of CodePilot, a desktop client for Claude Code, highlighting its comprehensive features and user-friendly design [1][3]. Group 1: Key Features of CodePilot - CodePilot supports all core functionalities of Claude Code, including folder selection, model switching, slash commands, Skills invocation, and MCP server integration, providing a significantly improved user experience [3]. - The client offers enhanced chat history management, allowing users to easily access previous conversations, with each message displaying the associated cost for transparency [5][6]. - A visual configuration management interface has been introduced, enabling users to modify configuration files, Skills, MCP, and plugins without needing command line interaction [8]. - Users can preview the contents of folders directly within the application, making it easier to access text files and other resources [9]. - Third-party API configurations are supported, allowing flexibility for users who may not have direct access to the official API [11]. - The connection status of Claude Code is clearly displayed, providing guidance for users in case of connectivity issues [13][14]. Group 2: Agent Teams Collaboration - The article introduces the Agent Teams mode, which allows a main intelligent agent to delegate tasks to multiple sub-agents, enabling parallel work and real-time communication between agents [19][20]. - Enabling Agent Teams is straightforward, requiring users to update to the latest version of Claude Code and follow simple instructions to configure it [21]. - Tips for utilizing Agent Teams include having Claude assist in writing planning prompts, emphasizing the importance of preliminary research for role definition, and advocating for flexible role design tailored to specific tasks [23][25][27]. - The article emphasizes that the current era allows for rapid development of fully functional applications, with the use of Opus 4.6 proving to be cost-effective due to its efficiency and reduced need for corrections [30][31].