Скачать или смотреть Claude Code Typescript SDK Creating Multi Agent Workflow

We are using the Cloud Code SDK for TypeScript to build our own custom AI agents. To do this, we need Node.js version 18 or higher and the Cloud Code SDK installed locally, not globally. The Cloud Code TypeScript SDK makes things easy since the main function you use is called "query," which lets you send prompts to Claude and get a response.

We previously tried installing the SDK globally but hit module errors, so make sure you run "npm init" first in your project directory, then "npm install @anthropic-ai/cloud," so the package appears in your local node_modules and can be imported correctly. The SDK documentation is pretty light, so you do not need to worry about every config. For most projects, you just provide a prompt, and the query function handles it.

Now, you can design a system with multiple agents playing different roles, like software engineer, architect, SRE, tester, UX designer, product manager, and even a customer. You can loop through these roles in your script, giving each agent a turn to work on a shared project goal that you pass in as an argument or prompt. You track progress in two files: a todo.md file for current tasks and a todo_complete.md file for finished ones, and you can use Git to commit each change for a clear progress record.

Advanced tools and custom actions require setting up an MCP (a separate Micro Cloud Process), but most general workflows do not need that. You can further improve your workflow by integrating with services like PubNub for broadcasting updates to a UI, so you can see results live instead of staring at the terminal. All in all, the TypeScript SDK offers a nice way to spin up multi-agent workflows directly in code, and by letting Claude read the docs and generate boilerplate code for you, you save time and avoid writing everything from scratch.

If you run into install issues, make sure your local project environment is set up and dependencies are installed in the right folder. If you want to expand the system, you can add more agents, automate tool use, and even extract details from files or prompts (like extracting contract info in a legal use case).