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TOOLSWAP — Mid-conversation tool changes are in beta: add or remove tools between turns while keeping the prompt cache intact, on Fable 5, Mythos 5, Opus 4.8, and Opus 5FALLBACK — The fallbacks parameter gained a default mode that applies Anthropic's recommended fallback models per refusal category, with server-side fallback also in betaADDDIR — A new DirectoryAdded hook fires right after /add-dir or the SDK register_repo_root request registers a working directory mid-sessionMCPERR — Entries skipped by --mcp-config validation now surface as mcp_server_errors in the headless stream-json init event, and terminal runs print a startup warningFANOUT — Concurrently running subagents are now capped at 20 by default, and hitting --max-budget-usd denies new spawns while halting the background agents already runningOPUS5 — Claude Opus 5 ships with a 1M-token context window, 128K max output, thinking on by default, and the same pricing as Opus 4.8TOOLSWAP — Mid-conversation tool changes are in beta: add or remove tools between turns while keeping the prompt cache intact, on Fable 5, Mythos 5, Opus 4.8, and Opus 5FALLBACK — The fallbacks parameter gained a default mode that applies Anthropic's recommended fallback models per refusal category, with server-side fallback also in betaADDDIR — A new DirectoryAdded hook fires right after /add-dir or the SDK register_repo_root request registers a working directory mid-sessionMCPERR — Entries skipped by --mcp-config validation now surface as mcp_server_errors in the headless stream-json init event, and terminal runs print a startup warningFANOUT — Concurrently running subagents are now capped at 20 by default, and hitting --max-budget-usd denies new spawns while halting the background agents already runningOPUS5 — Claude Opus 5 ships with a 1M-token context window, 128K max output, thinking on by default, and the same pricing as Opus 4.8
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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.

Cowork/2026-06-13Intermediate

Running Cowork Scheduled Tasks in Practice — From a Morning Digest to Unattended Weekly Reports

How to set up recurring runs, reminders, and automated reports with Claude Cowork's scheduled tasks — covering cron basics, prompt design that survives unattended execution, and how to schedule multiple tasks so they stay reliable.