Claude Code now shows exactly when your usage limits reset
The latest Claude Code releases add a one-command fix for the broken anthropic 1.0 SDK, patch a long-session memory leak, and unblock Alpine builds.
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You can finally see your reset time
Claude Code 2.1.239's usage-limit message now tells you when your session and weekly caps reset — not just that you hit them. For anyone rationing Opus while quotas run dry, that's the end of guessing when you're back online.
One command off the broken 1.0 SDK
The new `/claude-api upgrade` auto-migrates Python projects from `anthropic` 0.x to 1.x — the clean escape hatch for the SDK 1.0 release that's been snapping fresh installs and CI this week.
The long-session memory leak is fixed
2.1.238 patched unbounded memory growth in long interactive sessions, plus custom output styles that drifted back to the default voice mid-session. If your all-day sessions ballooned or lost their tone, update.
Alpine and Docker builds get native paste
musl/Alpine builds now load native image paste, clipboard, and audio-capture — closing a gap that made containerized Claude Code setups second-class. Pasting a screenshot into your Alpine container works now.
Data-residency workspaces now cost 1.1x
Cost estimates now fold in a 1.1× US-only-inference premium for data-residency workspaces. A small line item, but worth seeing before the invoice does if you're pinned to US inference.
Elsewhere: Grok 4.6 lands in Cursor's paid tiers
xAI's Grok 4.6 ($2/$6 per million tokens, 500K context) is now selectable in Cursor Pro+, Ultra, and Teams — another frontier coding model in the editor dropdown alongside Claude and GPT.