Claude Code Stops Pausing Every Turn: /goal, /loop, /batch, /background
Anthropic just bundled four slash commands that let Claude Code run on its own — /goal, /loop, /batch, /background. Here’s what changed and when to use each one.
Anthropic just bundled four slash commands that let Claude Code run on its own — /goal, /loop, /batch, /background. Here’s what changed and when to use each one.
Anthropic shipped four slash commands that change Claude Code’s default. Turn-by-turn pauses are no longer the only option — condition, interval, isolation, and parallel modes split the runtime.
After a year going Free → Pro → Max, here’s the break-even point for each Claude plan. The short answer: most people don’t need Max.
Seven copy-paste prompts I rely on daily for writing, debugging, reviewing, explaining, refactoring, documenting, and testing code with Claude.
After a year of daily Claude use, I’ve seen the same 5 prompting mistakes wreck answer quality. Fix these and output improves immediately.
This week’s GitHub trending #1 was Anthropic’s own financial-services repo — 13K stars in 7 days. The theme: where and how do we run AI agents?
Anthropic launched Claude for Legal with 20+ MCP connectors and 12 practice plugins. Google embedded Gemini Intelligence into Android, and GPT-5.5 Instant became ChatGPT’s default.
After 2 months running 12 projects, 30 slash commands, and 40 launchd jobs on Claude Code, here are the 5 techniques that actually moved the needle.
Claude Opus 4.7 launched with the same price tag but a tokenizer change pushing real costs 1.0–1.35x higher. Plus Claude Design, Cursor Canvases, Copilot 4.7 GA, and Qwen3.6 beating Opus on a local benchmark.
Cursor 3’s Plan Mode forces the AI to outline changes before writing code. Here’s how I use it for refactors, features, and bug fixes — plus when to skip it.