Push notifications are live: Claude Code will ping your phone when a long-running task completes or when it needs your input, so you can step away from the terminal without babysitting the process.
To activate push notifications, install the Claude mobile app, run /remote-control to pair it, open /config, and enable 'Push when Claude decides.' Full details are in the docs.
Four recent CLI releases collectively deliver over 50 stability and performance improvements, covering faster resume, stable auth, lower memory usage, and fewer hangs. Running `claude update` gets everything; the full changelog is in the docs.
A stale support article predates Opus availability on Pro plans. Opus 4.5 was actually rolled out to Pro in January; the article just never got updated to reflect that.
Long sessions with 40MB+ transcripts now resume up to 67% faster, the 50MB cap on /branch has been lifted, and session loading is resilient to unclean shutdowns.
A dozen auth fixes landed, including hardened macOS keychain handling and reactive token refresh on 401 responses. The random mid-task "Please run /login" prompts that had been annoying users should now be gone.
A re-render loop was slowly consuming RAM during sessions with background tasks on Linux; that loop is now fixed. MCP servers also connect concurrently at startup instead of sequentially, so you're no longer waiting on the slowest one.
WebFetch no longer hangs on large pages, proxy 204 responses no longer crash the session, and a race condition in cache-control headers that intermittently triggered API 400 errors under parallel requests is closed.
Paste from Windows or Xcode now preserves line breaks, scrollback no longer repeats itself after a terminal resize, and fullscreen mode lets you scroll up without snapping back to the bottom.
