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●2.1.302 — Fork subagents are now on by default in claude -p, the Agent SDK and the desktop app. Turn them off with CLAUDE_CODE_FORK_SUBAGENT=0 (10/16)●2.1.307 — Fixes MCP failing to reconnect after sleep or a keychain lock (10/21). 2.1.306 also fixed the false claude -p login message●SONNET 4.5 — Retires on the Claude API on 11/30, 38 days left. Migrate to Sonnet 5.5●WINDOWS — Reports say hooks break silently only on Japanese-locale Windows; check the character encoding first●FAST MODE — Opus 5.5 fast mode is out of research preview and no longer needs the beta header (10/15)●NEW — I Put a Ten-Line Promise File at the To…●2.1.302 — Fork subagents are now on by default in claude -p, the Agent SDK and the desktop app. Turn them off with CLAUDE_CODE_FORK_SUBAGENT=0 (10/16)●2.1.307 — Fixes MCP failing to reconnect after sleep or a keychain lock (10/21). 2.1.306 also fixed the false claude -p login message●SONNET 4.5 — Retires on the Claude API on 11/30, 38 days left. Migrate to Sonnet 5.5●WINDOWS — Reports say hooks break silently only on Japanese-locale Windows; check the character encoding first●FAST MODE — Opus 5.5 fast mode is out of research preview and no longer needs the beta header (10/15)●NEW — I Put a Ten-Line Promise File at the To…
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⟐ Claude Code/2026-04-24Advanced

Running Claude Code Without Breakage — A Failure-First Production Workflow with Plan Mode, Hooks, Rewind, and Subagents

If Claude Code has ever landed a broken commit on your main branch, this guide shows how to combine Plan Mode, Hooks, Rewind, and Subagents into a single failure-first workflow that keeps your repository safe without slowing you down.

⟐ Claude Code/2026-06-27Intermediate

When You've Gone Five Steps in the Wrong Direction: Rewinding Conversation and Code with Claude Code's /rewind

Claude Code's /rewind is a safety net that returns both conversation and code to an earlier checkpoint. Here is how it differs from git, what it restores, and the pitfalls that bite in automated runs.