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SUNSET — The legacy Workbench and experimental prompt tool APIs retire tomorrow, August 17, one day outLATEST — Version 2.1.233, released August 15, is current: GitLab merge request URLs now work with --worktree and the claude agents view, where MRs appear as !NSECURITY — Windows paths written with the NT \??\ device prefix no longer bypass UNC validation, closing an NTLM credential-leak vectorTODO — Todo and task tracking tools are off by default on Opus 4.8, Sonnet 5, Fable 5, Mythos 5, and newer models; set CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_TODO_TOOLS=1 to bring them backFORK — Version 2.1.232, released August 14, makes subagent_type: 'fork' the default, so a forked subagent inherits the full conversation and prompt cacheMENTION — Typing @ in the prompt now mentions another Claude session by name, and SendMessage reaches that session directlySUNSET — The legacy Workbench and experimental prompt tool APIs retire tomorrow, August 17, one day outLATEST — Version 2.1.233, released August 15, is current: GitLab merge request URLs now work with --worktree and the claude agents view, where MRs appear as !NSECURITY — Windows paths written with the NT \??\ device prefix no longer bypass UNC validation, closing an NTLM credential-leak vectorTODO — Todo and task tracking tools are off by default on Opus 4.8, Sonnet 5, Fable 5, Mythos 5, and newer models; set CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_TODO_TOOLS=1 to bring them backFORK — Version 2.1.232, released August 14, makes subagent_type: 'fork' the default, so a forked subagent inherits the full conversation and prompt cacheMENTION — Typing @ in the prompt now mentions another Claude session by name, and SendMessage reaches that session directly
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A Runaway Build Dies Very Differently Under cgroup Than Under ulimit

Claude Code v2.1.233 added opt-in memory cgroup support for Bash tool commands on Linux. Capping virtual address space with ulimit -v and capping physical memory with a cgroup produce completely different failures — and only one of them lets your Node build start at all.