Overview
- Anthropic acknowledged that users are hitting Claude Code usage limits far faster than expected and said the team is investigating with top priority.
- Community researchers reported two cache‑breaking bugs — a sentinel swap in the binary and a resume parameter change — that can inflate token charges by about 10 to 20 times, and some users saw relief after downgrading.
- A sourcemap published to the public npm registry let developers reconstruct a large TypeScript codebase for Claude Code, exposing internal comments and architecture, though reports differ on the exact number of files and lines.
- The new Computer Use command‑line feature on macOS lets Claude run, reproduce, fix, and test apps inside the terminal, with built‑in controls like a single‑session lock, app‑level approvals, and an instant stop key.
- Developers say routine prompts consumed big chunks of their plan allowance, which makes ongoing use hard until billing and caching behave as expected.