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●2.1.289 — Claude Code 2.1.289 (Oct 3) fixes deny/ask rules on nested parts of compound shell commands, a terminal freeze, and Read deny through symlinks●10/07 — 1 day left until the old spellings of Claude Desktop / Cowork managed-config keys stop being accepted. After the cutoff they fail closed●ACCOUNTS — A request to switch between multiple accounts in Claude Desktop has gathered over 200 comments on GitHub. How far today's workarounds go is the real question●NEW — When Claude Code committed despite a no-commit instruction, I separated the cause with a deny rule and a PreToolUse hook●COMPARE — A Zenn post compares Opus 5.5 and Sonnet 5.5 with numbers. The real question is where to draw the line per job●SONNET5.5 — Code written for Sonnet 5 can break on 5.5 in five ways. Thinking settings and forced tool_choice are the places to check first●2.1.289 — Claude Code 2.1.289 (Oct 3) fixes deny/ask rules on nested parts of compound shell commands, a terminal freeze, and Read deny through symlinks●10/07 — 1 day left until the old spellings of Claude Desktop / Cowork managed-config keys stop being accepted. After the cutoff they fail closed●ACCOUNTS — A request to switch between multiple accounts in Claude Desktop has gathered over 200 comments on GitHub. How far today's workarounds go is the real question●NEW — When Claude Code committed despite a no-commit instruction, I separated the cause with a deny rule and a PreToolUse hook●COMPARE — A Zenn post compares Opus 5.5 and Sonnet 5.5 with numbers. The real question is where to draw the line per job●SONNET5.5 — Code written for Sonnet 5 can break on 5.5 in five ways. Thinking settings and forced tool_choice are the places to check first
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⬡ API & SDK/2026-06-24Advanced

My Morning Batch Was Missing the Prompt Cache Every Time — Warming Cadence and the Break-Even Math for the 1-Hour TTL

Jobs that run a few hours apart cold-miss the prompt cache even with a 1-hour TTL. Here is how to back out the right warming interval from the TTL, and how to write the break-even formula that decides whether warming pays off — with numbers from a four-site daily generation pipeline.

⟐ Claude Code/2026-06-12Intermediate

A Three-Tier fallbackModel Setup for Claude Code — Keeping Unattended Runs Alive Through Overload Mornings

How I run Claude Code with a three-tier fallbackModel chain so overnight batches survive overload errors: logging which model actually ran, measuring quality drift on fallback days, and pairing it with deny rules.