Three Postman Features You’re Missing If You Only Hit Send
Most people use Postman just to build one request and hit Send. Environments, the Collection Runner, and pre-request scripts handle the repetitive work around it — here’s how each one works.
Most people use Postman just to build one request and hit Send. Environments, the Collection Runner, and pre-request scripts handle the repetitive work around it — here’s how each one works.
Claude Code v2.1.181 adds /config key=value so you can flip settings straight from the prompt — in interactive, pipe, and remote modes.
Starting June 15, programmatic Claude usage (Agent SDK, claude -p, GitHub Actions) draws from separate Agent SDK credits, not your Pro/Max subscription. Interactive use is unchanged.
I turned a one-way Telegram alert bot into a two-way mobile console for Claude Code on my Mac — plus the two incidents (an infinite loop, a macOS TCC permission grab) that hardened it.
I ran 7 blogs on full auto-publish with Claude Code until CAPTCHAs forced me back to one. Here’s what a year of automation taught me about CLAUDE.md, hooks, and why 100% automation is a trap.
Claude Code’s new Dynamic Workflows let a single session write its own orchestration script and fan out hundreds of background agents. Here’s how it compares to my cron-based automation.
Anthropic shipped Opus 4.8 with higher coding scores and frozen pricing — but as someone running Claude Code all day, the 2.5x faster, 3x cheaper fast mode was what actually landed.
I ran Claude Code for a year with zero plugins. Now I have five and use all of them daily — here’s what each does, when it fires, and the before/after.
Anthropic splits Claude Agent SDK billing into a separate pool on June 15. claude -p, GitHub Actions and SDK jobs get their own pool; interactive chat stays the same.
Pin a frequent task as a natural-language instruction and Claude reproduces the same procedure every time. With the skill-creator plugin, you can generate the skill itself from a single prompt.