Pricing52d ago
Claude Code weekly limits become +25% permanent on Sept 14, a 17% cut versus today's promo
ClaudeDevs announced that standard Claude Code weekly usage limits will rise permanently by 25% on September 14, 2026 for Pro, Max, Team, and seat-based Enterprise plans. Until that date, the current 50% promotional increase remains in effect. Anthropic also stated the new permanent baseline is about a 17% reduction versus the allowance developers are using today. The company said it is working on product changes that should make remaining quota feel more productive, with better visibility and control over usage. For teams running long-horizon coding agents, the practical implication is a two-step calendar: keep the promo window for large refactors and eval loops through mid-September, then resize concurrency, /loop jobs, and default effort levels to the tighter permanent cap. Heavy Claude Code users should treat the dashboard, not older Help Center copy, as the live schedule.
Tooling50d ago
Claude Code speeds CLI startup, shrinks Linux builds 4.5x, and adds token visibility plus Remote Control reconnects
ClaudeDevs shipped a Claude Code weekly batch: the CLI no longer waits for sandbox and MCP servers before accepting input, the Linux x64 download is about 4.5x smaller at ~75 MB, and native builds use 40–70 MB less memory per session. /cost now shows a prompt-cache line, /usage breaks down /loop runs and tokens, and /tasks lists each subagent's model and effort. An Auto mode tab in /permissions exposes defaults and custom rules without editing ~/.claude/settings.json. Remote Control reconnects after a server-side disconnect, surfaces permission prompts on phone, and lets you watch foreground subagent tool calls live. Run claude update.
Tooling52d ago
Claude Code speeds CLI startup, shrinks Linux builds 4.5x, and reconnects Remote Control sessions
ClaudeDevs shipped a Claude Code weekly batch aimed at startup latency, token observability, and mobile remote control. The CLI no longer waits for the sandbox and MCP servers before accepting input; the Linux x64 download is about 4.5x smaller at roughly 75 MB, and native builds use 40–70 MB less memory per session. /cost now shows a prompt-cache line, /usage breaks down /loop runs and tokens so teams can see which loops burn quota, and /tasks lists each subagent's model and effort level. An Auto mode tab in /permissions exposes default allow/block rules and custom additions without hand-editing ~/.claude/settings.json. Remote Control reconnects after a server-side disconnect instead of exiting, surfaces permission prompts and new messages on phone after reconnect, and lets you watch a foreground subagent's tool calls live. Anthropic asked users to run claude update.
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