# Code w/ Claude 伦敦活动：重塑开发体验 - 来源：Claude：Blog（网页） - 发布时间：2026-05-26 00:00 - AIHOT 分数：75 - AIHOT 标记：精选 - AIHOT 链接：https://aihot.virxact.com/items/cmpnd3ing0wilsl01bzc4xaky - 原文链接：https://claude.com/blog/code-w-claude-london-2026-rethinking-how-we-build ## 精选理由 Claude 平台企业部署的最后一公里被补上了，自托管沙箱和 MCP 隧道让 agent 真正能进生产环境，做 2B 的企业级应用终于有了安全底座。 ## AI 摘要 在Code w/ Claude 伦敦活动上，Anthropic 宣布了 Claude Managed Agents 的两项新能力：自托管沙箱（公开测试版）和 MCP 隧道（研究预览）。这两项功能使 AI 智能体的工具执行环境与企业私有网络内的 MCP 服务器连接均可运行在客户自有基础设施或指定托管服务商处。活动还介绍了如何通过 Claude Code、优化思维预算以及模型努力级别来提升开发体验。目前，包括 Spotify、Base44 和 Legora 在内的客户已在使用这些新功能。 ## 正文 Code w/ Claude London 2026: Rethinking how we build Couldn't make it to London? Keynotes and breakout sessions are now live. Category Product announcements Product Claude Code Claude Platform Date May 26, 2026 Reading time 5 min https://claude.com/blog/code-w-claude-london-2026-rethinking-how-we-build This week in London, we brought Code w/ Claude to Europe. The event brought together builders, developers, and founders for two days of keynotes, breakout sessions, and workshops with the teams building Claude. Cat Wu, Head of Product, Claude Code, chats with an attendee between sessions. Boris Cherny, Head of Claude Code, kicked off the keynote by describing the first time he felt the “magic” of coding. In secondary school, he wrote TI-83 programs that solved his math homework and tests, and taught himself HTML to make his eBay listings for Pokémon cards sell better. He learned by tinkering, and when something ran, it was exciting. Somewhere along the way, he suggested, programming got complicated. Compilers, typecheckers, build systems, and each layer pushed the distance between "I have an idea" and "it runs" a little further out. With agents, that distance is collapsing again: you describe a problem, and the program shows up. It's the calculator feeling, except the calculator can write a distributed system. From workshops highlighting how to go beyond the basics with Claude Code to optimizing thinking budgets and effort levels across our models, we demonstrated how Anthropic and customers like Spotify, Base44, and Legora are already recapturing this experience. What was announced Katelyn Lesse, Head of Engineering, Claude Developer Platform, and Angela Jiang, Head of Product, Claude Developer Platform, demo some of our new Claude Managed Agents features during Code w/ Claude London. Announced at the conference, Claude Managed Agents can now operate in a sandbox you control and connect to your private Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. Now both the environment where an agent executes tools and the services it reaches run within the established boundaries of your enterprise. These two new capabilities are available on the Claude Platform: Self-hosted sandboxes (public beta). Tool execution moves to an environment you configure—your own infrastructure or a managed provider like Cloudflare, Daytona, Modal, or Vercel—while the agent loop that handles orchestration, context management, and error recovery stays on Anthropic's infrastructure. Your network policies, audit logging, and security tooling apply, files and repositories don't leave your perimeter, and you control compute sizing and the runtime image for compute-heavy work. MCP tunnels (research preview). Your agents reach MCP servers inside your private network without exposing them to the public internet. A lightweight gateway you deploy makes a single outbound connection: no inbound firewall rules, no public endpoints, and traffic encrypted end to end. MCP tunnels are supported in Managed Agents and the Messages API, and are managed from the Claude Console by organization admins. Teams including Amplitude, Clay, and Rogo are already building on Managed Agents with self-hosted sandboxes. To get started, explore the docs, follow our cookbooks, or request access to MCP tunnels. In case you missed it Lisa Crofoot, Research Product Manager, presents during the Code w/ Claude London keynote. If you missed the livestream, check our keynote and breakout session recordings. Code w/ Claude heads to Tokyo next (June 5–6). All Day 1 keynotes and breakout sessions will be streamed live. Stay tuned for technical tutorials, guides, and customer stories inspired by our talks. No items found. Prev 0/5 Next eBook FAQ No items found. Transform how your organization operates with Claude See pricing Contact sales Get the developer newsletter Product updates, how-tos, community spotlights, and more. Delivered monthly to your inbox.