Yes. We no longer support fixed thinking budgets, and find that adaptive thinking works much better. Tune it with /effort
@bcherny
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Claude 4.7 xhigh effort level balances reasoning latency token usage
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In Claude Code the default effort is now xhigh, a new level between high and max giving finer control over the reasoning/latency tradeoff. 4.7 thinks more, so token use runs higher than 4.6. Manage it with effort, task budgets, or prompting for brevity.
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Claude Auto Mode: Autonomous Task Execution Without Permission Prompts
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We're also rolling out auto mode for Max users. This means no more permission prompts — give Claude a task, let it run, come back to verified work.
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Claude 4.7 Enables Complex Multi-File Code Changes in Single Prompt
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With 4.7 you can push a lot further with one prompt. That means multi-file changes, ambiguous debugging, code review across a whole service. The stuff you used to break into small chunks because the model would drift.
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Opus 4.7 Arrives in Claude Code with Enhanced Capabilities
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Opus 4.7 is in Claude Code today. It's more agentic, more precise, and a lot better at long-running work. It carries context across sessions and handles ambiguity much better.
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Report Opus bugs via feedback command for debugging
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Would you mind running /feedback and sharing the id here next time you see Opus do something weird? Would be very helpful for debugging
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Enterprise Pricing Plans Updated Six Months Ago
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This is not accurate. We made this change like six months ago (back in November) due to enterprise customer demand for it. These pricing plans have been published on our site for months.
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Enterprise Pricing Change Implemented Six Months Earlier
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Not accurate. We made this change like six months ago (back in November) due to enterprise customer demand for it. Pricing plans are on our website.
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Enterprise Pricing Changes Announced Six Months Ago
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This is not accurate. We made this change like six months ago (back in November) due to enterprise customer demand for it. These pricing plans have been published on our site for months.
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Claude reading node_modules dependencies source code permissions
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You can ask Claude to add a permission rule so it can’t read node_modules, but in practice it is actually often helpful to have Claude read your dependencies’ source