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I gave Claude Code my own spinner verbs, and now my terminal sounds like me

The defaults are fun, but mine are better

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I gave Claude Code my own spinner verbs, and now my terminal sounds like me

Some users of Claude Code have noticed that the terminal output now includes humorous verbs like "Baking", "Caramelizing", and "Razzmatazzing" as it works. These verbs are part of a new feature that adds a touch of personality to the terminal experience.

Anthropic is making changes to Claude Code's usage limits. According to Techmeme, the company will permanently raise standard weekly limits by 25% for certain plans on September 14. This change follows a current 50% increase that will be in place until then.

Researchers have discovered a vulnerability in Claude Code's Opus 5 model in Auto Mode, according to The Register and The Register Science. By asking the model to summarize a malicious website, attackers can trick it into executing controlled code about 80% of the time. The attack involves redirecting the model to download a malicious ZIP archive, which can lead to security breaches.

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