I trained Claude Code on my home server logs, and now it understands my infrastructure better than I do

A user trained Claude Code on their home server logs from Proxmox nodes, which generates a large amount of data. The user found it difficult to make sense of the clutter, but after training Claude Code, they were able to extract useful information.

The user installed various skills, agents, and commands into Claude Code, which incurred a cost of 9,857 tokens. According to the user on Dev.to, the cost is comprised of two parts: a load cost when a skill is triggered and a "rent" cost for the description of every installed skill, agent, and command, which is paid for the whole session.

Anthropic announced on Techmeme that it will permanently raise weekly Claude Code limits by 25% on September 14 for most plans, resulting in a 17% reduction given the current 50% boost.

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