Claude Code weekly limits fall 17% from today's level on Sep 14
The new permanent tier sits 25% over the old baseline but under May's boost. Plus: infostealers drain Claude sessions, and Google's TimesFM-3 goes open.
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The cut, dated
Anthropic will permanently lift Claude Code's standard weekly limits to 25% above the pre-promotion baseline on September 14 — but versus the temporary 50% boost you've run on since May 13, that's a 17% drop (indexed 100 to 150 to 125). It hits Pro, Max, Team, and seat-based Enterprise; Free and consumption-based Enterprise seats are untouched.
Malware is draining your Claude account
Anthropic warned that infostealers on your own machine — Vidar, LummaC2, StealC, RedLine, Acreed on Windows and Atomic Stealer (AMOS) on Mac — are copying authenticated Claude browser sessions, sidestepping password and 2FA to burn your usage. It's signing affected users out, wiping saved payment methods, and refunding unauthorized charges, but you still have to rotate credentials, revoke sessions, and remove the malware yourself.
Google's TimesFM-3 forecasts locally
Google open-sourced TimesFM-3, a 330M-parameter zero-shot forecaster that now handles native multivariate series and emits a full horizon in a single forward pass — no sequential decoding. It ranks #1 on fev-bench (100 tasks), TIME, and GIFT-Eval. The catch: the code is Apache-2.0 but the weights carry a non-commercial license, so it's for local research and benchmarking, not production (commercial use routes through BigQuery's AI.FORECAST).
ChatGPT agents can now drive WebMCP sites
OpenAI's latest ChatGPT desktop build lets agents operate websites that expose WebMCP tools straight from the in-app browser, and extended browser support to Edge, Brave, Opera, and Vivaldi. If you run a site, shipping a WebMCP endpoint makes it directly actionable by ChatGPT agents — no scraping, no glue code.