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Everyone's losing their minds about Opus 4.6, but they should really be talking about the brand new Claude Code experimental feature known as Agent Teams. So let me explain how Agent Teams work because it can be a little confusing compared to normal agents. So you know how normal sub-agents work, right? You have you, you talk with Claude Code, and you can spawn sub-agents to do individual tasks. Now, sub-agents are essentially siloed. They don't talk to each other. So if I needed a sub-agent for UI, databases, and backend, well, those three wouldn't speak to one another. They would only talk back to the main agent. Well, that's different when we use Agent Teams. Imagine same scenario, you are talking to Claude Code, but you need a sub-agent again for your UI, backend, and databases. Let's call them these three right here. Well, with Teams, it then spawns a team leader, think a middle manager, who coordinates all the work done by these sub-agents. And when we use an Agent Team, these three sub-agents can now talk to one another. So UI can talk with databases, databases can talk with backend, and they can all talk with one another, which then goes back to the team lead. This means Agent Teams gives us the ability to coordinate a ton of sub-agents all working in tandem on a complex project. Now, the downside when we compare Teams to the normal setup is token usage, but that's a price you might be willing to pay if you're on something like the Max plan. Now, if you want to learn more about Claude Code, especially if you're a non-coder, make sure to check out my community. There's a link to it in my bio.