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●2.1.289 — Claude Code 2.1.289 (Oct 3) fixes deny/ask rules on nested parts of compound shell commands, a terminal freeze, and Read deny through symlinks●10/07 — 1 day left until the old spellings of Claude Desktop / Cowork managed-config keys stop being accepted. After the cutoff they fail closed●ACCOUNTS — A request to switch between multiple accounts in Claude Desktop has gathered over 200 comments on GitHub. How far today's workarounds go is the real question●NEW — When Claude Code committed despite a no-commit instruction, I separated the cause with a deny rule and a PreToolUse hook●COMPARE — A Zenn post compares Opus 5.5 and Sonnet 5.5 with numbers. The real question is where to draw the line per job●SONNET5.5 — Code written for Sonnet 5 can break on 5.5 in five ways. Thinking settings and forced tool_choice are the places to check first●2.1.289 — Claude Code 2.1.289 (Oct 3) fixes deny/ask rules on nested parts of compound shell commands, a terminal freeze, and Read deny through symlinks●10/07 — 1 day left until the old spellings of Claude Desktop / Cowork managed-config keys stop being accepted. After the cutoff they fail closed●ACCOUNTS — A request to switch between multiple accounts in Claude Desktop has gathered over 200 comments on GitHub. How far today's workarounds go is the real question●NEW — When Claude Code committed despite a no-commit instruction, I separated the cause with a deny rule and a PreToolUse hook●COMPARE — A Zenn post compares Opus 5.5 and Sonnet 5.5 with numbers. The real question is where to draw the line per job●SONNET5.5 — Code written for Sonnet 5 can break on 5.5 in five ways. Thinking settings and forced tool_choice are the places to check first
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◈ Cowork/2026-08-23Advanced

Not Every Unreachable Connector Means the Same Thing in an Unattended Run

When an unattended task cannot reach a connector, the cause splits into three states: still connecting, unauthenticated, or genuinely absent. Each demands the opposite response. Here is the resolver that tells them apart.

◈ Cowork/2026-05-30Advanced

Localizing an App Store Screenshot PSD into 15 Languages Overnight with Cowork

A work log of localizing the store screenshots for the Android wallpaper app 'Beautiful Wallpapers' into many languages with Cowork: extracting text with psd-tools, pouring translations into layer names, and the real walls I hit with Thai and Korean glyphs.

◈ Cowork/2026-05-06Intermediate

Claude in Chrome Not Working? A Practical Troubleshooting Guide

Buttons that do nothing, pages that never load, tasks that report success but change nothing. Symptom-by-symptom fixes, plus the 42-run log where adding waits and verification steps moved completion from 62% to 95%.

◈ Cowork/2026-05-04Advanced

Why Cowork Scheduled Tasks Stop Mid-Run and How to Recover

Diagnose Cowork scheduled task failures using measured exit codes and real error output — why safe.directory delays failure instead of fixing it, how to pick a writable root before cloning, and how to structure logs with reason codes.

◈ Cowork/2026-04-30Intermediate

Codify Your Writing Voice as a Cowork Skill: A Personal Brand Style Guide Pattern

How to capture your own writing voice — vocabulary, rhythm, structural quirks — as a Cowork Skill, using a three-step loop of observation, SKILL.md authoring, and falsification testing.

◈ Cowork/2026-03-09Beginner

Canva × Claude in Practice — Saving Generated Candidates, Picking a design_type, Committing Edits

The parts of the Canva AI connector that actually trip people up in Claude: why generated designs are not saved yet, how to pick a design_type, why editing is a transaction, and what to check before exporting.

◈ Cowork/2026-07-17Advanced

It Worked on My Machine, but Nobody Could Trigger It — Four Assumptions I Stripped Out of a Cowork Plugin

I bundled four working automation skills into a plugin and shared it. Only one of them ever fired. Here is how I measured skill trigger rate, and the four assumptions — vocabulary, paths, connections, and naming — I had to strip out before it was portable.

◈ Cowork/2026-07-12Advanced

The Night a Connector Grew Write Tools, Your Unattended Job Could Quietly Send Something

The moment a connector update quietly adds write tools, a job you run unattended can suddenly send email or delete files. Here is how to build a gate that snapshots a connector's tool surface, diffs it, and stops unapproved writes before they run — drawn from indie development.

◈ Cowork/2026-07-11Intermediate

Make Your Nightly MCP Connectors' Health Visible — A Lightweight Ledger for Solo Operators

You don't need Enterprise connector observability to see your MCP connectors' error rate and latency. Append one line per tool call, roll it up weekly, and let regressions ring a bell. A working health ledger for anyone running scheduled tasks solo.

◈ Cowork/2026-07-05Advanced

The Two Weeks My Web Monitor Said Everything Was Fine — Field Notes on Catching Silent Misses

A competitor monitor built on Cowork and Claude in Chrome can keep reporting no changes while quietly missing them. Here is how I separated fetch success from extraction success and instrumented the silent failures, with the code I actually run.

◈ Cowork/2026-07-05Intermediate

When Claude Declines a Request on Safety Grounds, What Should an Unattended Pipeline Return?

A third kind of ending that is neither an error nor a normal completion — a safety decline. Here is how to fold it into a pipeline you run unattended, with a classifier and a review-queue design drawn from indie development.

◈ Cowork/2026-07-02Advanced

How Many Tasks Fire in the Same Minute — Flattening Cowork Scheduled-Task Collisions from Cron

When Cowork scheduled tasks bunch up at the same time and fight over shared resources, you can expand every cron expression into fire times, count collisions and true concurrency, and shave the peak with a greedy offset that never moves your premium slots. With working code and measured before/after numbers.