Claude recently introduced the Nighthawk feature, which allows enterprise users to sync their projects directly with GitHub. This functionality is currently only available to early enterprise accounts that signed up for beta testing. It is expected that the feature will soon become generally available to all enterprise users.
However, it remains unclear whether or when this feature will be accessible to pro users. There is speculation that the Nighthawk feature may be released to pro users later this year.
GitHub is the first of the native integrations we're building to connect Claude to your most important data sources.
— Anthropic (@AnthropicAI) September 4, 2024
This feature is available in beta for early Enterprise plan users today. We plan to make it more broadly available later this year. pic.twitter.com/Citkg5RaAV
At the same time, another feature, Harmony, which is designed to sync projects with local folders, has been spotted but not yet released or officially announced. There’s a possibility that Harmony may be made available to non-enterprise users first, serving as a potential alternative.
Both features represent significant enhancements for developers using Claude for code-related projects, as they enable more seamless synchronization and sharing of artifacts across teams via GitHub. It’s worth noting that reverse engineers discovered the Nighthawk feature a few weeks ago.
