Automation

Opt-in: after a long turn, hear one spoken sentence about what Claude did.

Plain English under every permission prompt: what the command does and how risky it is.

A one-line TL;DR under long answers, written by haiku.

When Claude re-reads a file that changed since it last read it, it gets only the changed hunks (current line numbers, a few context lines) instead of the whole file.

Huge Bash/PowerShell outputs without the context bill: Claude gets the head and tail, the full text goes to a file it can open.

Stops Claude from re-reading a file it already read in full and that has not changed since; counts the tokens saved.