Claude Projects for teams and enterprise
Keep your Claude workflow. Connect the whole organization.
Claude Projects brings context and ongoing work together around Claude. Lit Factory connects that work to the people, coding agents, decisions, and tools across your organization—on a shared Floor you can run on your infrastructure.
Independent comparison by Lit Factory · Reviewed September 30, 2026. Claude and Claude Code are Anthropic products. Lit Factory is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic.
You want a focused place to develop work with Claude, keep project context together, and use its coordinator to delegate related tasks.
Read Anthropic’s Projects guide ↗The work spans several people, agent environments, and tools. You need shared ownership, reviews, operational knowledge, and a way to improve the handoffs between them.
Explore Lit Factory Enterprise →Claude’s offering includes established Projects, the redesigned Projects beta, Cowork, and Claude Tag. The comparison names each surface so you can see how it fits alongside a shared Lit Factory Floor.
Claude
Projects organizes conversations, reference material, and instructions around a body of work. The redesigned experience adds coordination across parallel Claude Code threads.
Anthropic: Projects overview ↗Lit Factory
A shared Floor connects work, ownership, discussions, and decisions across your organization. People, Light, and your coding agents work from the same operational context.
Coordinate the whole workflow →Claude
The Projects coordinator delegates to Claude Code threads, with project resources shared across those threads. Local threads can connect through Remote Control.
Anthropic: Projects coordinator ↗Lit Factory
Keep the harness you have tuned and optimized for your workflow—Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or OpenCode—with your configured skills, tools, and team instructions. Built-in MCP connections bring these existing agent environments onto the same Floor.
Keep your agent mix →Claude
Give the coordinator an objective, follow its delegated work, and steer the project as it progresses.
Anthropic: Projects coordinator ↗Lit Factory
Set an autonomy band on a task. Lit Factory passes behavioral instructions into the connected agent workflow, including your existing Claude Code session. Work interactively, delegate more autonomy, and step in at any point, with ownership and review connected to the task.
Explore the autonomy dial →Claude
Cowork projects bring together files, instructions, memory, and scheduled tasks. Shared projects let colleagues collaborate around that context.
Anthropic: Cowork projects ↗Lit Factory
The Brain keeps operational knowledge alongside work and decisions. Dynamic channels organize matching work. Metrics reveal waiting and handoffs, while Optimize suggests automations with a prepared request for Light—review it and press Enter to get started.
Improve how work flows →Claude
Claude Tag brings Claude into shared Slack channels, where teammates can assign work and follow its progress together.
Anthropic: Claude Tag ↗Lit Factory
Connect work and discussions across the Floor, Slack, GitHub, Linear, and other tools. Coordinate follow-ups and reviews across teams while keeping the relevant context with the work.
Connect work and communication →Claude
Claude Code offers self-hosted execution environments. Anthropic operates the control plane and provides model inference for that deployment model.
Anthropic: Self-hosted environments ↗Lit Factory
Run the shared Lit Factory platform on Kubernetes in your own cloud. Bring your database, identity provider, and model endpoints. Light can use commercial providers or self-hosted models, while external coding agents keep their own model configuration.
Run on your infrastructure →Using both
Use Claude Projects to research a problem and develop a proposal. Bring the relevant brief onto the Floor when it needs shared ownership.
Connect Claude Code through MCP. Developers continue in the environment they have optimized, while the task’s autonomy band guides their agent’s participation.
Coordinate implementation, a teammate’s review, and a decision in Slack. Keep ownership and context attached to the work through completion.
How Lit Factory works
The Floor connects the work, its context, the people and agents responsible, and the next improvement. Start with one recurring workflow and measure what changes.
01 / Observe
Follow work across connected tools. Dynamic channels organize matching work; metrics surface queues, interruptions, and review waits.
02 / Understand
Keep knowledge, decisions, and source context available to the team. Light, the built-in agent, can use that context alongside connected tools.
03 / Act
Choose an autonomy mode for agent work. Coordinate Light, external agent clients, and recurring automations around the same work and human decisions.
04 / Optimize
Optimize suggests automations with a prepared request. Review it with Light, press Enter to send it, and confirm the setup before enabling it.
Suggestions start a conversation, not an unattended change. Compare the intended autonomy with recorded participation, then adjust the workflow as evidence accumulates.
Both the established project workspace and Anthropic’s redesigned Projects coordinator. We also identify adjacent Cowork and Claude Tag capabilities where they matter to team workflows. The linked Anthropic guides describe each experience.
Yes. Use Projects for work you want to develop with Claude, then bring the relevant brief or output onto a Floor for team ownership, implementation, and review. Claude Code connects to Lit Factory through MCP, so developers can participate from their existing agent environment.
No. Keep the harness you have tuned for your workflow, including skills, tools, and team instructions. Lit Factory connects that environment to shared work and passes task autonomy instructions into the connected agent session. You can collaborate interactively, delegate, and step in whenever needed.
Yes. Cowork has shared projects and scheduled work, and Claude Tag supports team work in Slack. Lit Factory is relevant when you want one shared workflow across different coding agents, people, and work systems, with organization-wide context and task ownership.
Lit Factory’s cloud pricing pools Sparks across unlimited humans and agents without a seat fee. Enterprise deployment has separate commercial terms, and external model-provider charges may apply. Your team can choose the model and deployment arrangement that fits its work.
We will map the people, agents, tools, and handoffs around it, then show how a shared Floor keeps the work moving.
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