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⟐ Claude Code/2026-09-12Intermediate

My overnight crawl never came back, and the reason was that WebFetch had no ceiling on how long it would wait

Claude Code v2.1.268 gives WebFetch a 300-second deadline. Here is how an unattended run stalls on a server that never closes its response, why CLAUDE_CODE_WEBFETCH_DEADLINE_MS=0 does not mean 'do not wait', and how I now place two separate ceilings.

⟐ Claude Code/2026-08-18Intermediate

Choosing a WebFetch Cache TTL That Fits the Way You Research

Claude Code lets you tune the WebFetch URL cache TTL. Here is how to see the shape of your own research sessions with a tiny observation server, then trade fetch count against freshness with numbers instead of guesswork.

⟐ Claude Code/2026-05-19Intermediate

Why Claude Code's WebFetch Returns 403 or Empty Pages — and How to Fix It

When Claude Code's WebFetch returns a 403, or a 200 OK with the body mysteriously empty, there are really only four root causes worth checking. This walkthrough breaks them down — Cloudflare bot protection, client-side rendering, the allowed-domains gate, and stale caches — with the practical responses I use in production.