Claude Code Can Now Run Work in Parallel — And Spend Your Plan in Parallel Too
Claude Code Projects runs parallel cloud sessions that each draw on your plan. Every thread defaults to Opus at high effort. What to change before you turn it on.
Claude Code Projects runs parallel cloud sessions that each draw on your plan. Every thread defaults to Opus at high effort. What to change before you turn it on.
Anthropic’s Opus 5.5 costs 40% less to run and Pro and Max get bigger limits. OpenAI halved token prices the same day. What the price cuts actually change for you.
Meta’s new MCP server lets Claude and other AI agents do WhatsApp Business setup for you. What it actually automates, and the approvals no agent can skip.
A class action says Claude Max’s 5x and 20x claims describe a five-hour window, not the weekly cap. What Claude usage limits really mean if you’re paying $200 a month.
Attackers are stealing Claude login sessions with ordinary malware and draining paid usage. Why a Claude account hacked this way beats 2FA, and what to check today.
Anthropic released Claude Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1. Here’s what the new Claude models change for non-developers, what they cost, and the caveat nobody is quoting.
TL;DR: On 25 August, Anthropic made Claude memory work across chat and Cowork, so what you tell it in one place is there in the other. It also stopped waiting until a conversation ends to remember things. It’s on by default on the free plan. That removes the single most tedious tax on building with…
TL;DR: Anthropic switched on watermarking for everything Claude writes, explained how it works on 14 August, and spent the weekend being shouted at about it. Here’s the bit for builders that nobody else is leading with: the Claude watermark barely touches working code, but it does mark the copy you write around it — your…
TL;DR: On 14 August a post titled “Why does Opus 5 feel worse to work with?” reached 853 points on Hacker News. The complaint is specific and widely shared: it stopped asking questions and started making assumptions. But the post contains no measurements — its author labels their own explanation “baseless speculation” — and the…
From 14 August, Claude Code stops asking permission for every action and lets a classifier check instead. Anthropic’s own data says that’s safer. Here’s the honest read.