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MCP — Support for the 2026-07-28 spec is rolling out across Claude. The protocol moves from bidirectional and stateful to request/response, so MCP servers can now live on serverless and edge infrastructureEXTENSIONS — Three official extensions have landed: MCP Apps for server-rendered UI, Tasks for async and long-running work, and Enterprise Managed Auth for IdP-based org-wide provisioningADOPTION — MCP passed 400 million monthly SDK downloads, roughly 4x growth this year, settling into its role as the standard way to connect agents to applicationsQUOTA — Today, August 19, is the last day of the 50 percent weekly usage boost for Claude Code subscribers. If you have long agent runs queued, this is the windowPRICING — Claude Sonnet 5's introductory rate of $2 per million input tokens and $10 output ends August 31; standard pricing of $3 and $15 takes over on September 1, twelve days outFIX — A bug where MCP v2 connections endlessly reopened subscriptions against servers with fixed timeouts is resolved, and a forward_user_identity setting was added for user attributionMCP — Support for the 2026-07-28 spec is rolling out across Claude. The protocol moves from bidirectional and stateful to request/response, so MCP servers can now live on serverless and edge infrastructureEXTENSIONS — Three official extensions have landed: MCP Apps for server-rendered UI, Tasks for async and long-running work, and Enterprise Managed Auth for IdP-based org-wide provisioningADOPTION — MCP passed 400 million monthly SDK downloads, roughly 4x growth this year, settling into its role as the standard way to connect agents to applicationsQUOTA — Today, August 19, is the last day of the 50 percent weekly usage boost for Claude Code subscribers. If you have long agent runs queued, this is the windowPRICING — Claude Sonnet 5's introductory rate of $2 per million input tokens and $10 output ends August 31; standard pricing of $3 and $15 takes over on September 1, twelve days outFIX — A bug where MCP v2 connections endlessly reopened subscriptions against servers with fixed timeouts is resolved, and a forward_user_identity setting was added for user attribution
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The Two Weeks My Web Monitor Said Everything Was Fine — Field Notes on Catching Silent Misses

A competitor monitor built on Cowork and Claude in Chrome can keep reporting no changes while quietly missing them. Here is how I separated fetch success from extraction success and instrumented the silent failures, with the code I actually run.