https://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.comPowered by Jellypod (https://www.jellypod.com)Sun, 14 Jun 2026 05:06:53 GMTWed, 15 Apr 2026 22:43:34 GMTyes1aa7f8e2-7619-4233-a132-1b78e0d23caaJellypodIt feels like every day there's a new Claude Code update. This unofficial podcast, hosted by Lachlan and James (& powered by Jellypod AI), helps us stay up to date with everything Anthropic ships to Claude, from product updates, new workflows, and morIt feels like every day there's a new Claude Code update. This unofficial podcast, hosted by Lachlan and James (& powered by Jellypod AI), helps us stay up to date with everything Anthropic ships to Claude, from product updates, new workflows, and more. Each episode highlights what changed, how to use it, and why it matters. (Powered by Jellypod)episodicJellypodfeed+fd34694c@podcasts.jellypod.comfalsehttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/2ee40d9a-5f2d-4434-b836-daabe11ec2292ee40d9a-5f2d-4434-b836-daabe11ec229Sat, 13 Jun 2026 16:02:13 GMT41JellypodThis episode breaks down Claude Code v2.1.176, including more reliable hook path matching for safer tool access, plus session title language matching that follows your conversation language.It also covers improved AWS Bedrock credential caching, making enThis episode breaks down Claude Code v2.1.176, including more reliable hook path matching for safer tool access, plus session title language matching that follows your conversation language.It also covers improved AWS Bedrock credential caching, making enterprise workflows smoother by reducing premature session interruptions.false00:02:32fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/9fe76a05-de8c-4ab3-a63f-990784eee4389fe76a05-de8c-4ab3-a63f-990784eee438Fri, 12 Jun 2026 16:02:15 GMT40JellypodWe break down the revamped /usage command in Claude Code v2.1.174, including detailed token attribution across skills, plugins, subagents, and cache misses. Then we cover v2.1.175’s enforceAvailableModels setting for tighter enterprise model control, plusWe break down the revamped /usage command in Claude Code v2.1.174, including detailed token attribution across skills, plugins, subagents, and cache misses. Then we cover v2.1.175’s enforceAvailableModels setting for tighter enterprise model control, plus a few handy terminal and exit-time fixes.false00:02:26fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/6ee7fbad-e08d-4446-8f1c-2e5eea800a876ee7fbad-e08d-4446-8f1c-2e5eea800a87Thu, 11 Jun 2026 16:02:44 GMT39JellypodWe unpack Anthropic’s latest Claude Code update, where sub-agents can recursively spawn deeper agents, backed by a massive one-million-token context window. The conversation also covers token compaction, the new /plugin search bar, AWS Bedrock region fallWe unpack Anthropic’s latest Claude Code update, where sub-agents can recursively spawn deeper agents, backed by a massive one-million-token context window. The conversation also covers token compaction, the new /plugin search bar, AWS Bedrock region fallback, and the risks of letting terminal automation grow into a full recursive agent tree.false00:03:30fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/897914a6-f264-4792-be17-98459264af47897914a6-f264-4792-be17-98459264af47Wed, 10 Jun 2026 16:03:57 GMT38JellypodWe dig into Claude Code v2.1.169’s new background-agent controls, including --json, --all, and the waitingFor field for spotting blocked automations. The discussion also covers enterprise hardening with CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_BUNDLED_SKILLS and the trade-offWe dig into Claude Code v2.1.169’s new background-agent controls, including --json, --all, and the waitingFor field for spotting blocked automations. The discussion also covers enterprise hardening with CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_BUNDLED_SKILLS and the trade-offs between tighter security and losing built-in capabilities.false00:04:28fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/f0549c67-8362-4765-84f4-bab4331c9f1ef0549c67-8362-4765-84f4-bab4331c9f1eTue, 09 Jun 2026 16:07:57 GMT37JellypodThis episode covers the latest Claude Code update, including the new /cd command for switching directories without losing prompt cache and the safe mode option for isolating bugs caused by local plugins, rules, and hooks.It also touches on macOS renderingThis episode covers the latest Claude Code update, including the new /cd command for switching directories without losing prompt cache and the safe mode option for isolating bugs caused by local plugins, rules, and hooks.It also touches on macOS rendering improvements, a Windows claude -p hang fix, and enterprise support for OpenTelemetry client certificates.false00:03:31fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/969c31d4-7805-463b-8e61-e46f063233eb969c31d4-7805-463b-8e61-e46f063233ebMon, 08 Jun 2026 16:07:00 GMT36JellypodWe break down Anthropic’s new managed configuration scopes for Claude Code, including system-level version limits that keep teams on approved builds. Plus, we cover update UX improvements and safer slash-command autocomplete in the terminal.We break down Anthropic’s new managed configuration scopes for Claude Code, including system-level version limits that keep teams on approved builds. Plus, we cover update UX improvements and safer slash-command autocomplete in the terminal.false00:12:00fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/e9840599-2fc2-47ea-9c0b-cbe791e24462e9840599-2fc2-47ea-9c0b-cbe791e24462Sun, 07 Jun 2026 16:03:01 GMT35JellypodWe break down Claude Code 2.1.163’s new hook behavior, where failed Stop and SubagentStop validations can feed compiler or linter output back into Claude for a self-correcting loop. The episode also covers new plugin list filters and a handy /btw clipboarWe break down Claude Code 2.1.163’s new hook behavior, where failed Stop and SubagentStop validations can feed compiler or linter output back into Claude for a self-correcting loop. The episode also covers new plugin list filters and a handy /btw clipboard shortcut for faster terminal workflows.false00:03:46fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/98f31691-f870-4806-996d-e400cbe8090f98f31691-f870-4806-996d-e400cbe8090fSat, 06 Jun 2026 16:02:23 GMT34JellypodWe break down Anthropic’s latest Claude Code updates, including ordered fallback models for handling rate limits, new controls for disabling thinking tokens, and stronger permission prompts around sensitive system files.Also covered: the handy /btw clipboWe break down Anthropic’s latest Claude Code updates, including ordered fallback models for handling rate limits, new controls for disabling thinking tokens, and stronger permission prompts around sensitive system files.Also covered: the handy /btw clipboard command and why these small workflow improvements make agentic terminal work smoother and safer.false00:03:11fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/9c108ecc-edbd-4863-978c-23912372e57b9c108ecc-edbd-4863-978c-23912372e57bFri, 05 Jun 2026 16:02:21 GMT33JellypodThis update covers smarter lifecycle hooks that can return structured context directly to the model, making stop-phase workflows cleaner for testing and automation. It also fixes temporary directory handling for local builds and improves session ID propagThis update covers smarter lifecycle hooks that can return structured context directly to the model, making stop-phase workflows cleaner for testing and automation. It also fixes temporary directory handling for local builds and improves session ID propagation for stdio MCP servers when using resume and continue flows.false00:02:51fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/73ae68a0-efe8-4ac5-a13f-a94e12f6647c73ae68a0-efe8-4ac5-a13f-a94e12f6647cThu, 04 Jun 2026 16:01:53 GMT32JellypodThis episode covers the latest v2.1.162 update, where WebFetch now honors explicit allowlists and blocklists over built-in domain rules for stronger control. It also highlights safer slash command autocomplete, read-only config fallbacks for containers, aThis episode covers the latest v2.1.162 update, where WebFetch now honors explicit allowlists and blocklists over built-in domain rules for stronger control. It also highlights safer slash command autocomplete, read-only config fallbacks for containers, and the new waitingFor JSON key for better agent automation.false00:02:59fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/c9932d38-c61f-432f-8029-4175dff4a24ec9932d38-c61f-432f-8029-4175dff4a24eWed, 03 Jun 2026 16:02:49 GMT31JellypodThis episode breaks down Claude Code v2.1.161’s new fault-tolerant parallel execution, where one failed tool call no longer kills the whole batch. The hosts also cover OpenTelemetry resource tagging, secret redaction in MCP listings, and improved terminalThis episode breaks down Claude Code v2.1.161’s new fault-tolerant parallel execution, where one failed tool call no longer kills the whole batch. The hosts also cover OpenTelemetry resource tagging, secret redaction in MCP listings, and improved terminal rendering in VS Code with the new /terminal-setup command.false00:04:21fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/beb25b62-75bb-4e29-85c4-4542180540f8beb25b62-75bb-4e29-85c4-4542180540f8Tue, 02 Jun 2026 16:02:05 GMT30JellypodWe break down the new permission safeguards in Claude Code v2.1.160, including explicit consent for writes to critical shell and config files like .npmrc and .zshenv. The episode also covers the faster read-before-edit check, token-saving grep behavior, aWe break down the new permission safeguards in Claude Code v2.1.160, including explicit consent for writes to critical shell and config files like .npmrc and .zshenv. The episode also covers the faster read-before-edit check, token-saving grep behavior, and the rename of the dynamic workflow trigger to ultracode.false00:02:13fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/fda98655-0b40-4f6d-ab34-c6d5f5ee32a1fda98655-0b40-4f6d-ab34-c6d5f5ee32a1Mon, 01 Jun 2026 16:02:19 GMT29JellypodWe break down Claude Code’s new Dynamic Workflows system, where a local JavaScript orchestrator replaces context-heavy multi-agent prompting for faster, cleaner execution. The episode also covers 16-agent parallel runs, the 1,000-invocation safety cap, OpWe break down Claude Code’s new Dynamic Workflows system, where a local JavaScript orchestrator replaces context-heavy multi-agent prompting for faster, cleaner execution. The episode also covers 16-agent parallel runs, the 1,000-invocation safety cap, Opus 4.8’s high-effort default, and the deprecation of the old fast-mode override in favor of /model and /fast commands.false00:03:34fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/2a4962b5-7104-49d5-a811-a862a00ec4122a4962b5-7104-49d5-a811-a862a00ec412Sun, 31 May 2026 16:05:25 GMT28JellypodWe break down Claude Code 2.1.158’s new Auto Mode support for Bedrock, Vertex AI, and Palantir Foundry, and what it means for developers working inside tightly controlled enterprise environments.Plus: the new OpenTelemetry audit flag, full autonomous writWe break down Claude Code 2.1.158’s new Auto Mode support for Bedrock, Vertex AI, and Palantir Foundry, and what it means for developers working inside tightly controlled enterprise environments.Plus: the new OpenTelemetry audit flag, full autonomous write-run-correct loops, and the fix for stubborn Git worktree locks.false00:10:56fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/5a1a3e5c-f58e-4958-be18-2fd388e032975a1a3e5c-f58e-4958-be18-2fd388e03297Sat, 30 May 2026 16:01:50 GMT27JellypodWe break down Claude Code v2.1.157’s local .claude/skills workflow, where executable scripts can be loaded straight from a developer’s machine for instant tool creation and hot reloading. The conversation also digs into the security risks of committing cuWe break down Claude Code v2.1.157’s local .claude/skills workflow, where executable scripts can be loaded straight from a developer’s machine for instant tool creation and hot reloading. The conversation also digs into the security risks of committing custom plugins to source control, including the possibility of arbitrary code execution.false00:02:23fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/fbbd0012-dc4d-4a99-a9a3-8d3c3beb3188fbbd0012-dc4d-4a99-a9a3-8d3c3beb3188Fri, 29 May 2026 16:02:29 GMT26JellypodWe dig into Claude Code’s new /code-review --fix workflow, which can edit files directly instead of just leaving comments, and the revamped /simplify pass for trimming dead code and redundant structure. The episode also covers safer usage tips, from keepiWe dig into Claude Code’s new /code-review --fix workflow, which can edit files directly instead of just leaving comments, and the revamped /simplify pass for trimming dead code and redundant structure. The episode also covers safer usage tips, from keeping a clean git tree to reviewing diffs, plus the new skipLfs option for speeding up large repos.false00:03:38fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/012bdcff-6a0b-4cef-a3fa-4e98b2178b56012bdcff-6a0b-4cef-a3fa-4e98b2178b56Thu, 28 May 2026 16:02:05 GMT25JellypodWe break down a critical credential leak in custom API gateways, where Claude Code mistakenly sent primary Anthropic OAuth credentials to the wrong place. The episode also covers faster git and GitHub plugin loading with skipLfs, plus new safeguards for sWe break down a critical credential leak in custom API gateways, where Claude Code mistakenly sent primary Anthropic OAuth credentials to the wrong place. The episode also covers faster git and GitHub plugin loading with skipLfs, plus new safeguards for subagent MCP configs to prevent privilege escalation.false00:02:27fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/da2ddd6d-d4fb-486c-957f-7cf1356e4d77da2ddd6d-d4fb-486c-957f-7cf1356e4d77Thu, 07 May 2026 14:23:24 GMT24JellypodThis episode digs into the v2.1.132 Claude Code update, including a stdio MCP memory leak that could balloon long sessions past 10GB, plus the practical differences between stdio and HTTP transport. It also covers new session-aware Bash env vars, a terminThis episode digs into the v2.1.132 Claude Code update, including a stdio MCP memory leak that could balloon long sessions past 10GB, plus the practical differences between stdio and HTTP transport. It also covers new session-aware Bash env vars, a terminal escape hatch for alternate screen mode, and a permission-mode bug that could quietly override your intent when resuming plan-mode sessions.false00:23:00fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/c4f9dea5-911d-4fb6-af9a-f1673c587f70c4f9dea5-911d-4fb6-af9a-f1673c587f70Wed, 06 May 2026 14:10:08 GMT23JellypodThis episode breaks down how Claude Code v2.1.129 changes plugin loading with URL-based zip installs, moving plugins from local setup to a true distribution model. It also explores the new experimental themes and monitors fields, and the security tradeoffThis episode breaks down how Claude Code v2.1.129 changes plugin loading with URL-based zip installs, moving plugins from local setup to a true distribution model. It also explores the new experimental themes and monitors fields, and the security tradeoffs that come with treating plugins like packaged software.false00:08:46fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/f72339eb-c486-4ccd-bc3d-f75097de0f2bf72339eb-c486-4ccd-bc3d-f75097de0f2bTue, 05 May 2026 14:17:46 GMT22JellypodThis episode breaks down a subtle Git behavior in Claude Code v2.1.128 where new worktrees now branch from local HEAD instead of origin/default-branch, preventing unpushed commits from being skipped. It also covers related reliability improvements, includThis episode breaks down a subtle Git behavior in Claude Code v2.1.128 where new worktrees now branch from local HEAD instead of origin/default-branch, preventing unpushed commits from being skipped. It also covers related reliability improvements, including OTEL isolation for subprocesses and better handling of parallel tool calls.false00:13:44fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/be7697be-25ba-4c49-a1a2-10fe19166d8ebe7697be-25ba-4c49-a1a2-10fe19166d8eMon, 04 May 2026 14:39:18 GMT21JellypodThis episode explores how Claude Code’s `ultrareview` command uses exit codes, streamed output, and PR targeting to make AI review behave like a real CI check. It also digs into the multi-agent verification model, cost tradeoffs, and the network constrainThis episode explores how Claude Code’s `ultrareview` command uses exit codes, streamed output, and PR targeting to make AI review behave like a real CI check. It also digs into the multi-agent verification model, cost tradeoffs, and the network constraints teams need to consider before wiring it into GitHub Actions.false00:09:56fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/e420b0f2-4116-4504-bb0b-f4d22c45dbc3e420b0f2-4116-4504-bb0b-f4d22c45dbc3Sun, 03 May 2026 14:26:21 GMT20JellypodWe break down Anthropic’s new xhigh effort level for Claude Code on Opus 4.7, why it now defaults for Max subscribers, and how the new slider and config flow make it easier to use.The discussion also covers when deeper reasoning is worth the extra latencyWe break down Anthropic’s new xhigh effort level for Claude Code on Opus 4.7, why it now defaults for Max subscribers, and how the new slider and config flow make it easier to use.The discussion also covers when deeper reasoning is worth the extra latency and cost, plus how to spot the tasks where xhigh really pays off.false00:08:17fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/b76de107-187f-45f0-a25f-1ad777b71e20b76de107-187f-45f0-a25f-1ad777b71e20Sat, 02 May 2026 14:10:09 GMT19JellypodClaude Code now asks your configured ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL for /v1/models, so the model picker reflects the IDs your gateway actually exposes instead of a hardcoded Anthropic-only list. The episode breaks down why that matters for LiteLLM, Bedrock, and otherClaude Code now asks your configured ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL for /v1/models, so the model picker reflects the IDs your gateway actually exposes instead of a hardcoded Anthropic-only list. The episode breaks down why that matters for LiteLLM, Bedrock, and other proxies, plus the catch: the backend still has to return truthful model names or the client will pass them through verbatim.false00:08:41fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/c2bb5997-f68f-4de9-829b-4217841cddffc2bb5997-f68f-4de9-829b-4217841cddffFri, 01 May 2026 14:47:31 GMT18JellypodWe break down the new claude project purge command, which wipes stale transcripts, tasks, file history, and project config so broken project state can be reset cleanly. The episode also covers the expanded behavior of --dangerously-skip-permissions, the nWe break down the new claude project purge command, which wipes stale transcripts, tasks, file history, and project config so broken project state can be reset cleanly. The episode also covers the expanded behavior of --dangerously-skip-permissions, the new direct OAuth code paste flow for login failures, and a subtle policy bug fix affecting Claude Code memory.false00:10:09fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/44b76426-f147-41a3-9b8b-faaa3150a73244b76426-f147-41a3-9b8b-faaa3150a732Thu, 30 Apr 2026 14:09:00 GMT17JellypodApril 29, 2026 brought a small Claude Code update with big budget implications: the new ANTHROPIC_BEDROCK_SERVICE_TIER setting lets Bedrock users choose default, flex, or priority and sends that choice as the X-Amzn-Bedrock-Service-Tier header. The episodApril 29, 2026 brought a small Claude Code update with big budget implications: the new ANTHROPIC_BEDROCK_SERVICE_TIER setting lets Bedrock users choose default, flex, or priority and sends that choice as the X-Amzn-Bedrock-Service-Tier header. The episode breaks down when each tier makes sense, why latency and throughput guarantees matter, and how to avoid overpaying for interactive and batch workloads.false00:09:19fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/86b6be6e-c587-453d-8185-b57e678d168486b6be6e-c587-453d-8185-b57e678d1684Wed, 29 Apr 2026 14:17:49 GMT16JellypodThis episode digs into two major v2.1.121 changes in Claude Code: the alwaysLoad flag for loading selected MCP server tools at session start, and a widened PostToolUse hook that can rewrite outputs from built-in tools like bash and file reads. It also covThis episode digs into two major v2.1.121 changes in Claude Code: the alwaysLoad flag for loading selected MCP server tools at session start, and a widened PostToolUse hook that can rewrite outputs from built-in tools like bash and file reads. It also covers the practical tradeoffs around context, trust boundaries, and the release’s memory leak fixes.false00:08:14fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/55f31cc7-5d9d-4eb0-96bd-5e93b4c0c2c955f31cc7-5d9d-4eb0-96bd-5e93b4c0c2c9Tue, 28 Apr 2026 14:07:48 GMT15JellypodWe break down how ultrareview moved from an interactive slash command to a real CLI that can run in scripts, Make targets, and GitHub Actions as a potential build gate. The episode also covers JSON output for automation, the trust and latency tradeoffs ofWe break down how ultrareview moved from an interactive slash command to a real CLI that can run in scripts, Make targets, and GitHub Actions as a potential build gate. The episode also covers JSON output for automation, the trust and latency tradeoffs of model-based PR checks, plus smaller quality-of-life updates like PowerShell fallback on Windows and better GitHub attribution.false00:09:44fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/dcf74bb4-5910-4635-bceb-bba6e2a9edcedcf74bb4-5910-4635-bceb-bba6e2a9edceMon, 27 Apr 2026 14:37:00 GMT14JellypodThis episode breaks down Claude Code v2.1.119’s expanded support for GitLab, Bitbucket, and GitHub Enterprise PRs, plus the value of loading full diff, commit, and description context automatically. It also covers smarter PR link handling, configurable reThis episode breaks down Claude Code v2.1.119’s expanded support for GitLab, Bitbucket, and GitHub Enterprise PRs, plus the value of loading full diff, commit, and description context automatically. It also covers smarter PR link handling, configurable review URL templates, and a small privacy win for demos with hidden working directories.false00:10:17fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/8e5e9c99-ae80-4688-95b0-30b3733debb18e5e9c99-ae80-4688-95b0-30b3733debb1Sun, 26 Apr 2026 14:17:54 GMT13JellypodClaude Code v2.1.108 extends prompt caching from 5 minutes to 1 hour, making long system prompts and big repo contexts stay warm through real work sessions instead of expiring during normal breaks. The episode also covers the `DISABLE_TELEMETRY` bug fix, Claude Code v2.1.108 extends prompt caching from 5 minutes to 1 hour, making long system prompts and big repo contexts stay warm through real work sessions instead of expiring during normal breaks. The episode also covers the `DISABLE_TELEMETRY` bug fix, the optional 5-minute fallback, deprecated Bedrock compatibility, and why any prefix change still invalidates the cache immediately.false00:15:14fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/75c10367-628d-4ff3-a142-55e20140194775c10367-628d-4ff3-a142-55e201401947Sat, 25 Apr 2026 14:25:02 GMT12JellypodThe hosts unpack how Claude Code 2.1.119 moved /config changes into ~/.claude/settings.json, making theme, editor mode, and verbose output persist across restarts. They also break down the config hierarchy across user, project, and managed policy scopes, The hosts unpack how Claude Code 2.1.119 moved /config changes into ~/.claude/settings.json, making theme, editor mode, and verbose output persist across restarts. They also break down the config hierarchy across user, project, and managed policy scopes, plus what teams should audit after upgrading.false00:10:14fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/dc915ef3-7eb0-40d0-a054-2956ac97851bdc915ef3-7eb0-40d0-a054-2956ac97851bFri, 24 Apr 2026 14:15:34 GMT11JellypodThis episode explores how Claude Code 2.1.118 and 2.1.119 turn hooks into first-class automation, letting PostToolUse events call MCP tools like Slack without wrapper scripts or brittle bash glue. It also digs into duration_ms as a clean timing signal forThis episode explores how Claude Code 2.1.118 and 2.1.119 turn hooks into first-class automation, letting PostToolUse events call MCP tools like Slack without wrapper scripts or brittle bash glue. It also digs into duration_ms as a clean timing signal for smarter logging, alerts, and workflow routing.false00:10:29fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/6127fe74-0838-4ec3-b015-8cbf019037c26127fe74-0838-4ec3-b015-8cbf019037c2Thu, 23 Apr 2026 20:15:11 GMT10JellypodThis episode digs into Anthropic’s postmortem on Claude’s silent output corruption, from misrouted traffic to TPU/compiler bugs that caused garbled or truncated responses for a significant share of users. It also covers Opus 4.7’s breaking API changes, inThis episode digs into Anthropic’s postmortem on Claude’s silent output corruption, from misrouted traffic to TPU/compiler bugs that caused garbled or truncated responses for a significant share of users. It also covers Opus 4.7’s breaking API changes, including hard failures on familiar generation settings and a new tokenizer that can quietly raise token costs.false00:10:39fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/aff72ece-b105-4fce-a1c2-1a67ea694218aff72ece-b105-4fce-a1c2-1a67ea694218Wed, 22 Apr 2026 14:26:59 GMT9JellypodThis episode breaks down a compaction bug that made Claude Code treat Opus 4.7 like it had a 200K-token limit instead of 1M, causing long coding sessions to summarize far too early. It also covers the new default high effort setting for Pro and Max users This episode breaks down a compaction bug that made Claude Code treat Opus 4.7 like it had a 200K-token limit instead of 1M, causing long coding sessions to summarize far too early. It also covers the new default high effort setting for Pro and Max users on Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.6, and what that means for reasoning quality and token usage.false00:10:07fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/875fa3b8-1095-4a45-9be5-bd67f17dfe39875fa3b8-1095-4a45-9be5-bd67f17dfe39Tue, 21 Apr 2026 14:11:28 GMT8JellypodThis episode breaks down Claude Code 2.1.116’s biggest changes: a much faster /resume flow for huge sessions, plus a critical safety fix that stops broad auto-allow rules from bypassing dangerous-path checks.We also cover hook behavior in --agent mode, MCThis episode breaks down Claude Code 2.1.116’s biggest changes: a much faster /resume flow for huge sessions, plus a critical safety fix that stops broad auto-allow rules from bypassing dangerous-path checks.We also cover hook behavior in --agent mode, MCP startup improvements, and a new GitHub rate-limit hint that makes automation feel less flaky.false00:09:01fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/18ec9474-124e-416d-aaeb-b38587334dde18ec9474-124e-416d-aaeb-b38587334ddeMon, 20 Apr 2026 14:11:09 GMT7JellypodThe hosts dig into Claude Code 2.1.111’s new xhigh effort tier for Opus 4.7, explaining how it fills the gap between high and max for tougher coding and reasoning tasks. They also cover the redesigned /effort control, safe fallback behavior in mixed-modelThe hosts dig into Claude Code 2.1.111’s new xhigh effort tier for Opus 4.7, explaining how it fills the gap between high and max for tougher coding and reasoning tasks. They also cover the redesigned /effort control, safe fallback behavior in mixed-model workflows, and the removal of the old auto-mode flag.false00:05:58fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/e5eb88d4-1a27-472b-905f-f4944b59786ae5eb88d4-1a27-472b-905f-f4944b59786aSun, 19 Apr 2026 14:07:28 GMT6JellypodThe hosts unpack a cloud-based multi-agent code review command that runs in the background, checks either your current branch or a GitHub PR, and returns only independently reproduced findings. They also dig into why the feature feels more trustworthy thaThe hosts unpack a cloud-based multi-agent code review command that runs in the background, checks either your current branch or a GitHub PR, and returns only independently reproduced findings. They also dig into why the feature feels more trustworthy than a single AI pass, plus the practical details of diffstat previews, faster launch checks, and how to avoid wasting review runs.false00:06:34fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/1309358a-3b89-4874-ab64-e028a21721aa1309358a-3b89-4874-ab64-e028a21721aaSat, 18 Apr 2026 14:07:23 GMT5JellypodThis episode breaks down a small-looking Claude Code update that swaps in a native binary for faster cold starts and a leaner CLI, especially in CI. It also digs into important Bash rule fixes, including a simple env bypass, dangerous find -exec/find -delThis episode breaks down a small-looking Claude Code update that swaps in a native binary for faster cold starts and a leaner CLI, especially in CI. It also digs into important Bash rule fixes, including a simple env bypass, dangerous find -exec/find -delete approvals, and tighter handling of macOS private paths.false00:09:58fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/91283e82-6f57-4a4a-94a2-dd963c35bb2a91283e82-6f57-4a4a-94a2-dd963c35bb2aFri, 17 Apr 2026 14:14:34 GMT4JellypodWe break down Anthropic’s Claude Code Routines research preview, where jobs run in the cloud so your laptop can sleep, and explore the three ways to trigger them: schedules, API calls, and GitHub events.We also dig into the safety model behind the featureWe break down Anthropic’s Claude Code Routines research preview, where jobs run in the cloud so your laptop can sleep, and explore the three ways to trigger them: schedules, API calls, and GitHub events.We also dig into the safety model behind the feature, from claude/ branches and repo scoping to the shift from autonomous execution to human review.false00:06:22fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/2d08a881-a0b5-4eae-bb8d-60fdf1f701762d08a881-a0b5-4eae-bb8d-60fdf1f70176Thu, 16 Apr 2026 14:09:38 GMT3JellypodThis episode digs into the latest Claude Code 2.1.110 improvements, including the new fullscreen TUI that stops terminal flicker without restarting your session and the cleaner split between /focus and Ctrl+O.It also covers practical upgrades like disableThis episode digs into the latest Claude Code 2.1.110 improvements, including the new fullscreen TUI that stops terminal flicker without restarting your session and the cleaner split between /focus and Ctrl+O.It also covers practical upgrades like disabled auto-scroll, editor context injection, and important hardening changes that make long-running workflows and file handling more reliable.false00:10:01fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/f3f2dd8a-a531-465d-92bc-772a37e58529f3f2dd8a-a531-465d-92bc-772a37e58529Thu, 16 Apr 2026 00:11:20 GMT2JellypodThis episode breaks down Claude Code 2.1.108’s new prompt-caching options, including the tradeoff between longer-lived session continuity and short-lived cache turnover for testing. It also covers the new /recap workflow and background session summaries tThis episode breaks down Claude Code 2.1.108’s new prompt-caching options, including the tradeoff between longer-lived session continuity and short-lived cache turnover for testing. It also covers the new /recap workflow and background session summaries that make it easier to jump back into long-running coding work.false00:06:41fullhttps://the-claude-code-changelog-2l4hf6.jellypod.com/episodes/809f74ff-e2bb-4291-ad01-fe215009dcfd809f74ff-e2bb-4291-ad01-fe215009dcfdWed, 15 Apr 2026 23:28:16 GMT1JellypodGet a plain-English take on the latest Claude Code updates, with a focus on what changed, who it helps, and whether it actually matters. We separate the useful workflow tweaks from the noise so you can decide what to try, test, or ignore.Get a plain-English take on the latest Claude Code updates, with a focus on what changed, who it helps, and whether it actually matters. We separate the useful workflow tweaks from the noise so you can decide what to try, test, or ignore.false00:03:08full