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●2.1.296 — Sonnet 5.5 cache reads drop to $0.10/Mtok (was $0.20), and the MCP description limit rises to 4,096 characters●2.1.295 — Hooks gain onFailure: "block", so a failed or timed-out hook no longer lets the action through●SONNET 4.5 — Retires on the Claude API on 11/30, 51 days left. Migrate to Sonnet 5.5●Q&A — A long-running report: the console jumps back to the top of history whenever output is appended●HAIKU 5.5 — Code written for Haiku 4.5 hits a 400 error on budget_tokens●NEW — When first requests keep missing, hand over a one-page description of your work first●2.1.296 — Sonnet 5.5 cache reads drop to $0.10/Mtok (was $0.20), and the MCP description limit rises to 4,096 characters●2.1.295 — Hooks gain onFailure: "block", so a failed or timed-out hook no longer lets the action through●SONNET 4.5 — Retires on the Claude API on 11/30, 51 days left. Migrate to Sonnet 5.5●Q&A — A long-running report: the console jumps back to the top of history whenever output is appended●HAIKU 5.5 — Code written for Haiku 4.5 hits a 400 error on budget_tokens●NEW — When first requests keep missing, hand over a one-page description of your work first
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⟐ Claude Code/2026-08-27Intermediate

Curating the /model picker with modelPicker, and what replacing the lineup hides

Claude Code v2.1.242 added modelPicker, which lets you write the /model lineup yourself. Here is how appending differs from replacing, why project settings are ignored, and where it quietly narrows what availableModels allows.

⟐ Claude Code/2026-08-27Intermediate

Trusting the allow rules in your repo, or moving them to the environment

On disposable machines, the permissions.allow rules committed to your repo are dropped while the workspace waits to be trusted. Here is what gets dropped and what survives on 2.1.246, where each kind of rule belongs, and a preflight that catches the gap before a run starts.

⟐ Claude Code/2026-08-25Intermediate

A One-Letter Typo in settings.json Is Ignored Without a Single Warning

I diffed claude doctor output between a settings.json with misspelled keys and a correct one. There was no difference at all. Here is what actually gets validated, what slips through, and a small check that catches typos before they cost you a day.

⟐ Claude Code/2026-08-21Intermediate

My read-deny rules never reached inside the folder I had allowed

An audit of how far permissions.deny Read rules actually reach in a working tree where secrets and source code live side by side, with a script you can run today.

⟐ Claude Code/2026-08-20Beginner

Take Inventory of What You Allowed with Don't Ask Again in Claude Code

After clicking Don't ask again a few dozen times, can you still explain what you approved? Here is a script that counts your current rules, plus a way to rebuild permissions from the smallest possible set.

⟐ Claude Code/2026-08-14Advanced

One generated file outweighed all 70 hand-written source files, so I redrew what Claude Code may read

I profiled a repository I actually run to see which areas consume the most context. Here is what I found, the deny rules I settled on, how search selectivity changes the math, and the options I considered but rejected.

⟐ Claude Code/2026-07-16Advanced

The Permission Rules You Added for Safety Are Taxing Every Turn — Auditing the Ruleset Without Loosening It

Version 2.1.209 fixed the per-turn slowdown from large deny/ask rulesets, but the design debt in your rules is still yours. Here are the audit scripts, a shadowing detector, a turn-timing harness, and how to fold enumerated rules into prefix rules safely.

⟐ Claude Code/2026-04-13Intermediate

Claude Code Tool Permissions: Custom Allow/Deny Policies

Learn how to control Claude Code tool permissions with allowedTools, disallowedTools, and settings.json. Includes project-specific permission patterns for frontend, backend, and read-only review scenarios.