●RELEASE — Claude Code v2.1.248 shipped on August 27, followed a day later by v2.1.250, a one-line stabilizing release. It is the largest batch of changes this week●RESTRICTED — The new --restricted flag drops the built-in tools that run commands or code along with WebFetch, keeps file work inside the working directory, and refuses bypassPermissions●SECURITY — /ultrareview was uploading credential files such as prod.env, *.tfvars, and swap or backup copies like key.pem.tmp. Those now stay on your machine●TOKENS — The Workflow tool's description shrank from roughly 5.7k tokens to about 1k, with the script-writing reference moved into a bundled workflow-authoring skill●HARDWARE — Anthropic released the Model Hardware Standard as a research preview, a way to connect Claude to scientific, robotics, and manufacturing hardware●LIMITS — The 50% weekly limit increase runs through August 31 for Pro, Max, Team, and seat-billed Enterprise accounts, which leaves two days●RELEASE — Claude Code v2.1.248 shipped on August 27, followed a day later by v2.1.250, a one-line stabilizing release. It is the largest batch of changes this week●RESTRICTED — The new --restricted flag drops the built-in tools that run commands or code along with WebFetch, keeps file work inside the working directory, and refuses bypassPermissions●SECURITY — /ultrareview was uploading credential files such as prod.env, *.tfvars, and swap or backup copies like key.pem.tmp. Those now stay on your machine●TOKENS — The Workflow tool's description shrank from roughly 5.7k tokens to about 1k, with the script-writing reference moved into a bundled workflow-authoring skill●HARDWARE — Anthropic released the Model Hardware Standard as a research preview, a way to connect Claude to scientific, robotics, and manufacturing hardware●LIMITS — The 50% weekly limit increase runs through August 31 for Pro, Max, Team, and seat-billed Enterprise accounts, which leaves two days