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●2.1.296 — Subagents can set their own autoCompactWindow, and an env var pins the model used by workflow agents●AGENTS — Managed Agents gain dynamic workflows in beta: an agent can build a run for work with many pieces (Oct 9)●SONNET 4.5 — Retires on the Claude API on 11/30, 50 days left. Migrate to Sonnet 5.5●Q&A — A long-running report: Max plan users hit usage limits almost immediately●HAIKU 5.5 — Code written for Haiku 4.5 hits a 400 error on budget_tokens●NEW — Before you cut an always-loaded instruction file in half, sort it into three drawers●2.1.296 — Subagents can set their own autoCompactWindow, and an env var pins the model used by workflow agents●AGENTS — Managed Agents gain dynamic workflows in beta: an agent can build a run for work with many pieces (Oct 9)●SONNET 4.5 — Retires on the Claude API on 11/30, 50 days left. Migrate to Sonnet 5.5●Q&A — A long-running report: Max plan users hit usage limits almost immediately●HAIKU 5.5 — Code written for Haiku 4.5 hits a 400 error on budget_tokens●NEW — Before you cut an always-loaded instruction file in half, sort it into three drawers
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⟐ Claude Code/2026-07-17Advanced

My Nightly Subagents Ran, and I Couldn't Retrace Them — Trimming the Logs That --forward-subagent-text Unleashed

Subagent text and thinking can now flow into stream-json output, and unattended log volume climbs sharply with it. Here are measured numbers, a three-tier retention filter that keeps only what postmortems need, and a correlation ID design that survives missing fields.

⟐ Claude Code/2026-07-16Intermediate

Switching Claude Code to Plain-Text Rendering — Three Ways In, and What Your Logs Actually Weigh

I opened last night's Claude Code log and found the same spinner line stacked dozens of times. Here are the three ways to turn on screen reader mode, a short script that measures what escape sequences and redraws really cost you, and what you give up when the rendering goes plain.