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We think \"did a human read the code?\" is an imprecise proxy for \"what could go wrong with this change, and which check—automated or human—is the right one to catch it?\"
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Asking that question also changed when review happens. Before, review was a gate at the end of the road: write the code, open a PR, wait for your colleague.
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Now, review runs continuously, more like spellcheck while you write. Most changes have been reviewed and fixed by Claude at least once before a human is asked to look. This catches most routine mistakes, and saves team attention for higher-level questions and scrutiny.
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What's changed
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Added CLAUDE_CODE_AUTO_MODE_MODEL to choose the model the client-side auto mode classifier uses; it does not change the model for server-side auto mode
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Added an Idle compaction row to /config for turning idle compaction off or back on; the notices shown after an idle compaction now say how to turn it off
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Added a notice to /design-sync and /design-login that standalone Claude Design (claude.ai/design) closes by December 14, 2026
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Fixed a \"Prompt is too long\" error when stopping a turn while the conversation was being compacted
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Fixed requests failing with \"diagnostics: Extra inputs are not permitted\" after switching to Vertex or Bedrock mid-session
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Fixed the Read tool loading an image file of any size, or a pipe or device named like an image, entirely into memory; image sources over 128 MB are now refused
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Fixed /autocompact and /effort saving to the wrong model when a gateway names Opus 4 or 4.1 with a prefix, such as anthropic/claude-opus-4-1
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Fixed a prompt cache miss when a tool added mid-session was loaded again through ToolSearch or after compaction
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Fixed claude plugin and other subcommands sometimes exiting before a queued settings or config write finished, which could lose the change or leave a .tmp file behind
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Fixed plugin marketplaces re-cloning on every refresh, and newly installed git plugins showing version \"unknown\", when git defaults to the reftable ref format
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Fixed the PowerShell tool not finding commands in a plugin's bin/ folder, and reporting an error when a search that finds nothing (rg, grep, findstr, git grep) is piped into Select-Object or another formatting cmdlet
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Fixed Claude in the desktop app pointing you to claude.ai settings or /mcp to authorize or reconnect an MCP server where that option isn't available
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Fixed artifact publishes sometimes failing when Claude sent an empty list of edits, and Claude retrying an artifact update the wrong way after a newer version of the artifact turned it away
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Fixed classifier_category missing from OpenTelemetry tool_decision events for most auto mode classifier blocks, and new tool_decision attributes pushing out tool_use_id, tool_source and tool_parameters when OTEL_LOGRECORD_ATTRIBUTE_COUNT_LIMIT is low
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Fixed rows in the agents view staying blank after moving down a long list or folding a section
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Fixed claude remote-control --help not printing its usage and exiting when not signed in
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Fixed /design consent and /design revoke suggesting /design-login when they fail in a cloud session, where it isn't available; the message now points to claude.ai/design/settings
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Fixed MCP servers showing no tools, or every tool call failing, when the server negotiates protocol version 2026-07-28 but omits resultType, ttlMs or cacheScope
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Fixed prompt suggestions spending usage credits on models your plan pays for only with credits: they are now skipped after a reply billed to credits
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Fixed URLs written in backticks being clickable only on their first row when they wrap; the whole URL is now one link in terminals that support hyperlinks
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Fixed claude plugin details <name>@builtin suggesting claude plugin list, which never shows built-in plugins, when the plugin isn't found; it now points to /plugin
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Fixed an emoji that a link starts inside wrapping one column too wide, which hid it in question previews and turned tables into lists
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Fixed worktree isolation refusing to create or resume worktrees under git 2.56 or later when a stray .git file points at a directory that doesn't exist
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Fixed a cloud session's cost and usage restarting from zero after the session resumed in a new process
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Self-hosted runner: Fixed git fetches failing with \"bad object refs/heads\" in sessions that reuse a checkout stored in git's reftable format
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Windows: Fixed every file write being refused or asked about for projects on exFAT or FAT32 drives, including in sessions started with --plugin-dir
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Improved startup time with many plugins enabled: plugin command and agent files now take far fewer file system calls to load, most of all on Windows
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Improved auto mode with the server-side classifier: a conversation too long for the safety check is now compacted, instead of every checked tool call being denied
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Improved the message when a background session reopened from another folder has no LLM gateway: it now says why, instead of \"Not logged in\"
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Changed claude -p and Agent SDK sessions with no permission mode to start in default mode on third-party providers, with telemetry off or on a fresh install; --permission-mode auto keeps auto
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Changed fork subagents (subagent_type: \"fork\") to be on by default in claude -p, the Agent SDK, the desktop app and VS Code, as they already are in the terminal; CLAUDE_CODE_FORK_SUBAGENT=0 turns them off, and claude mcp serve never offers them
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Changed the desktop app and VS Code to always run the main conversation's subagents in the background, as the terminal does, rather than let Claude choose; a subagent's own Agent calls in claude -p, the Agent SDK, the desktop app and VS Code now run in the foreground by default
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Changed the ← for agents footer hint to hide 10 seconds after a session opens; the count of agents waiting on you still shows
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Changed where the Claude in Chrome instructions sit in the system prompt so that new conversations can read them from the shared prompt cache
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Changed prompt and agent hooks so that at most 12 of one event run at a time; the rest wait their turn
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Changed the message shown when your organization's policy turns off /feedback: it now points to GitHub issues instead of an organization admin
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[VSCode] Fixed text after an unclosed code block in a list showing as plain text while a reply streams, then turning into code
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[VSCode] Fixed MCP server sign-in from the panel opening a broken authorization page when the server URL contains a query string
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[VSCode] Fixed the @browser banner saying \"Browser connected\" when no browser with the Claude extension can be reached
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[Cloud sessions] Added a banner on a routine's page that says why its last run didn't start, such as your organization reaching its limit on concurrent cloud sessions
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[Cloud sessions] Fixed \"Rewind to here\" failing on every message except the newest in cloud sessions; self-hosted runners need Claude Code v2.1.246 or later
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[Cloud sessions] Fixed the pull request status bar in cloud sessions flipping a pull request with merge conflicts back to ready while GitHub rechecked it
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[Cloud sessions] Fixed routine runs showing as Completed after their cloud session stopped unexpectedly, and as Cancelled when archived before they started, instead of failed
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[Cloud sessions] Fixed the diff view in cloud sessions missing changes or failing to load after the session's GitHub repository was renamed or moved
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[Cloud sessions] Fixed a scheduled routine run that failed partway being run again from the start an hour or more later, which could repeat work such as posting the same report twice
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[Cloud sessions] Fixed an open cloud session sometimes not showing messages sent from another device until you reloaded the page or clicked away and back
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[Cloud sessions] Improved the error shown when a cloud session fails to start: it now says \"Connection lost\" or \"Server error\" instead of \"Something went wrong\"
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[Remote Control] Fixed a subagent's pane spinning forever in a Remote Control session after your computer goes offline; it now says Remote Control is disconnected
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[Claude Tag] Fixed \"is thinking…\" staying up under a mention in a Slack channel or DM after Claude answered it by editing one of its earlier messages
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[Claude Tag] Fixed URLs in code blocks under a numbered or bulleted step of Claude's Slack replies being wrapped in angle brackets, which broke copied commands
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[Claude Tag] Fixed HEIC, SVG, TIFF and BMP images attached in Slack never reaching Claude; they now arrive as files in its working files, like other file types
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[Claude Tag] Fixed new channel managers losing access to Claude in Slack in organizations that restrict Claude Tag by role; the manager role now also grants Claude Tag in Slack
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[Claude Tag] Fixed custom connectors whose MCP servers share one host showing as a single connector in Claude Tag admin settings; each server is now its own connector
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[Claude Tag] Fixed Claude in Slack sometimes answering a direct message with \"DMs are temporarily unavailable\" and dropping it when a single Slack lookup stalled; it now retries first
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[Claude Tag] Fixed direct messages with Claude on a Slack Enterprise Grid ignoring Slack's workspace dropdown; they now run under the connected workspace you last opened Claude in
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[Claude Tag] Fixed Claude in Slack's notice for a channel's monthly spend limit saying a channel manager can raise it; it now names an organization owner and links the usage page
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[Claude Tag] Fixed links in Claude's Slack replies absorbing the closing bold or italic marks, or full-width punctuation, right after them, which broke the link and the formatting
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[Claude Tag] Improved repository search in Claude Tag admin settings to cover up to 100 connected GitHub accounts and find private repositories past the first 5,000 of a GitHub App install
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[Claude Tag] Improved Add place in Claude Tag admin settings to list a channel you type or paste right away, instead of only after your organization's full channel list has loaded
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[Claude Tag] Improved Add > Domain on a workspace's or channel's page in Claude Tag admin settings to be available once that page loads, not only after every channel has loaded
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[Claude Tag] Changed Claude Tag admin settings to organize Claude's access into four tabs: Bundles, Connectors, Skills and plugins, and Channels
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[Claude Tag] Changed the Roles page in organization settings to group the roles created for Claude Tag channel managers in a collapsed section below your organization's own roles
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[Code Review] Fixed Code Review setup not resuming after you leave to connect GitHub; back in admin settings, it now reopens at the repository picker
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In production systems today, most AI agents operate as lightweight dispatchers. They parse a prompt, make an API call, retrieve a record, and hand back control. Their execution is fast, stateless and cheap. Biotechnology does not work this way.
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Folding a protein target, screening a 50,000 compound ligand library, or evaluating structure-activity relationships (SAR) are not quick API lookups. They are sustained, stateful, GPU-bound simulations that run for minutes or even hours across specialized silicon. When you ask a general-purpose large language model (LLM) endpoint to coordinate a complex drug discovery workflow, the standard paradigm breaks: Timeouts occur, context windows overflow with atomic coordinates, and proprietary chemical Intellectual Property (IP) risks exposure to external networks.
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Building enterprise grade research and development (R&D) agents requires moving past the monolithic assistant model. In this blog post, we will discuss how to use a three-layer architecture: separating cognitive orchestration (the brain) from computational execution (the muscle), and anchoring both inside an enterprise governance plane to build scalable agents for drug discovery use cases in biotech.
The reference architecture below shows how to architect, optimize, and govern high-compute autonomous agents in biotechnology, specifically Drug Discovery.
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Figure 1 — The three-layer pattern: a cognitive orchestrator (brain), a scalable GPU execution layer (muscle), and an enterprise governance plane.
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The execution layer: scaling the muscle - high-compute execution
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The execution layer is responsible for the heavy scientific computations. The first architectural decision is determining where workloads should run:
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Strategic, proprietary pipelines require dedicated GPU infrastructure within your security perimeter
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Routine or standardized workloads can safely be delegated to managed cloud endpoints
A critical hurdle in containerized GPU workloads is the cold-start penalty, the latency delay required to pull multi-gigabyte model weights from an image registry and stage them into GPU memory (VRAM).
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To ensure low latency responsiveness, we build the following as a recommendation into the reference architecture:
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Maintain warm pools: Pin the GKE node pool to a minimum of one active node.
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Preload weights: Model weights are loaded directly into VRAM at pod initialization, ensuring containers are immediately ready for inference.
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Resilient scheduling: GKE manages pod lifecycles and restarts failed instances without tearing down the underlying VM infrastructure.
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This approach trades custom, manual CUDA kernel tuning for NVIDIA's pre-compiled, containerized runtimes, dramatically reducing infrastructure engineering overhead while ensuring deterministic throughput.
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In biotech, chemical structures represent millions of dollars in proprietary IP. A docking request transmits SMILE strings or 3D coordinate matrices that must never leave company custody.
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Containerized NIMs eliminate the friction between rapid prototyping and rigorous data isolation. During early exploration, researchers can query NVIDIA hosted endpoints. When transitioning to proprietary lead candidates, the exact same container is deployed to GKE inside a private VPC. The agent’s orchestration logic remains identical; only the target URI updates from an external proxy to an internal VPC endpoint. No structural data leaves the enterprise perimeter.
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The cognitive layer: Multi-agent reasoning
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With compute execution isolated, the cognitive layer manages agentic workflow sequencing. Built on Agent Runtime, within the Gemini platform, this reference architecture shows a system that deploys a hierarchical multi-agent structure, one lead orchestrator, and two specialized domain sub-agents (Lead Optimization and Safety Screening) . The multi-agent design can be modified to suit the use case at hand.
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Based on this design, when an end-user submits a high-level task such as “ Analyze Candidate 4b against Target X and produce a SAR report”, the system applies four core orchestration patterns discussed below;
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In-process native agent handoffs: The lead orchestrator delegates tasks to specialist sub-agents using Agent Runtime’s native SDK rather than network-serialized agent-to-agent HTTP protocols. This eliminates intermediate network hops and keeps internal handoffs instantaneous. Only the outermost boundary communicates outward to user-facing surfaces like the Gemini agent.
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Passing bulky payloads by reference: LLMs degrade quickly when forced to ingest massive arrays of 3D spatial coordinates. In this architecture, raw structural data (PDB files, docking poses, trajectory logs) is written directly to Cloud Storage. Agents pass lightweight, signed object URIs and high-level structural summaries, keeping context windows compact and inference costs down.
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Decoupling workflow logic from biochemical reasoning: General-purpose LLMs excel at task planning and synthesis, but are prone to hallucinating biochemical nuances. To control this behavior, this architecture maintains strong separation of concerns, namely, workflow and tasks decomposition are handled by Gemini. Domain chemistry and pharmacological reasoning are handled by specialized Nemotron models hosted on dedicated GPU nodes.
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Context-driven evaluation over rigid cutoffs: Traditional computational screening enforces arbitrary numerical cutoffs (e.g., discard if binding affinity ,-7.5 kcal/mol) However, therapeutic context fundamentally alters risk tolerance. Preventive cardiovascular therapy taken daily by healthy patients requires extremely strict safety margins, or a novel oncology candidate targeting an intractable cancer may accept higher toxicity if efficacy is demonstrated.
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By passing disease context directly into the specialized reasoning models, drug candidates are evaluated against dynamic, target-specific profiles rather than static thresholds, preventing the premature culling of viable drug leads.
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Performance best practices for high-compute pipelines
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Optimizing an agentic system that interfaces with heavy GPU compute requires challenging common engineering instincts:
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The primary orchestrator's token generation is rarely the bottleneck in multi-step R&D pipelines.
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Optimize I/O, not token speed: Focus on reducing payload sizes and intermediate network hops rather than compromising orchestrator reasoning depth.
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Large JSON bodies cause schema validation failures, prompt truncation, and token bloat.
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Long multi-minute runs leave scientists blind to whether jobs are proceeding or stalled.
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Deep tool-chains increase the probability of hallucinated arguments and schema mismatches.
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The enterprise governance and asymmetric autonomy
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Deploying high-compute agents in enterprise environments requires robust data sovereignty, audit trails, and process control. The Gemini platform establishes these safeguards natively with the following components:
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Agent Identity: Every autonomous agent operates with a cryptographically verifiable identity. Thus, for a biotech use case, when a candidate molecule is advanced or rejected, the event is permanently logged to that specific agent principal.
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Agent Gateway: This serves the single ingress/egress point for every interaction within the perimeter. Centralized IAM and regional residency rules help ensure sensitive molecular data remains within designated cloud regions.
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Agent Registry: This feature maintains a curated catalog of approved agents, validated tool schemas, and authorized Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, preventing rogue tools from executing in production.
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Model Armor: This functionality inspects incoming prompts and outgoing payloads in real time to prevent prompt injection and data exfiltration.
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The payoff is clear. Identity, RBAC, auditing, residency, and data protection are native properties of the Gemini platform; this allows enterprise customers to focus on science rather than having to build a compliance stack for every project.
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In high-stakes research and development, full autonomy introduces unacceptable liability, while requiring approval for trivial steps can create frictions. The solution addressing this to use asymmetric gating in the following ways;
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Automate reversible operations: For example, allow the agent to resolve chemical naming synonyms, pull structural PDBs, and run preliminary Lipinski screens autonomously without interrupting the researcher.
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Gate irreversible operations: For instance, initiating multi-GPU docking run, advancing a lead compound to wet-lab synthesis, or archiving a therapeutic program must require explicit human sign-off.
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The pattern, and the path forward
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High-compute autonomous agents succeed when the boundaries between cognitive planning, numerical computation, and system governance are clean in the following ways:
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Keep the orchestrator focused on decomposition and synthesis, leaving intensive biophysical simulation to specialized, containerized microservices and models.
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Anchor the workflow in enterprise governance, pairing cryptographic agent identity with asymmetric human oversight.
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As generative and structural biology models expand toward whole-cell modeling and complex dynamic simulations, this decoupled architecture ensures research systems scale efficiently while keeping proprietary IP secure and auditable.
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Reach out to your Google sales representative if you have any requirements to build a use case like this and we will be happy to talk and support you in your agent development journey on Google Cloud.
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Another game experiment - I wanted to see if it was feasible to have a two player game on two separate phones running in static HTML where the networking code uses chirps sent via the microphone. It seems to work!
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Build a two player competitive pong like game where two players use their phones close to each other and the game state is sent via audio noises which the web microphone API can interpret - but add graphical and gameplay twists to make it a lot more fun and intertwine than pong
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What's changed
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Added CLAUDE_CODE_RETRY_WATCHDOG_MAX_USAGE_LIMIT_WAIT_MS so unattended retry mode (CLAUDE_CODE_RETRY_WATCHDOG) ends a request at a usage limit that resets too far away instead of waiting
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Added OpenTelemetry tracing guidance to the claude-api skill, including setting up trace destinations with the ant CLI
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Added the % motion to vim mode: jump to the matching bracket, alone or with d/c/y
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Added rows to a mod's Input: a text field of several lines in the terminal, where Enter submits and Shift+Enter or a backslash before Enter starts a new line
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Added classifier_verdict and permission_mode to OpenTelemetry tool_decision events, so auto mode classifier decisions can be told apart from permission rules
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Added classifier_category to OpenTelemetry tool_decision events, naming the built-in rule a classifier block matched, when OTEL_LOG_TOOL_DETAILS=1
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Fixed quitting removing a worktree made by a WorktreeCreate hook without asking when it may hold unpushed commits
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Fixed the fable (and best) model alias erroring on the Anthropic API when the newest Fable model is not available to your organization: Claude Code now retries once on the previous Fable model
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Fixed a misleading \"Please run /login\" error when a full disk keeps the login from being refreshed; the error now names the disk and says to delete files
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Fixed Grep and Glob reporting no matches when the search program failed unexpectedly before returning any results; they now return an error saying the search failed
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Fixed workflow agents sometimes skipping their step, and the run still reporting success, after reading the harness note that their task text carries no user authority
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Fixed artifact updates being refused where a PreToolUse hook covers Edit or Write; Claude now edits the file and then republishes instead of changing it in the publish call
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Fixed skills and commands with very many or very long argument names stalling for seconds when invoked; only the first 64 names, each up to 64 characters, are now filled in
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Fixed skills, commands and hooks using very large amounts of memory when their arguments fill many placeholders
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Fixed stray characters such as >0q covering the folder trust prompt, and >4m before the shell prompt at exit, in terminals built on VTE older than 0.53 such as MATE Terminal on RHEL 8
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Fixed stray GOK text appearing in the prompt at startup in some versions of iTerm2
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Fixed switching to a model whose name contains application-inference-profile running your awsAuthRefresh command and delaying model-switch hooks when the provider is not Bedrock
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Fixed sign-in refresh timeouts and unexpected sign-outs after a short command such as claude auth status or claude plugin list exited in the middle of a token refresh
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Fixed a tool call cut off by a message sent mid-turn during its permission check being reported to the model as rejected by the user
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Fixed a case where switching to a model with a smaller context window could spend usage credits on a summary by the previous model without asking first
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Fixed conversations being compacted over and over, on a model you didn't pick, behind an LLM gateway whose responses name a different model than the one requested
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Fixed vim mode sometimes staying in INSERT after Escape on a slow or busy machine
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Fixed Esc discarding a typed AskUserQuestion answer in vim mode: the free-text field now supports vim NORMAL mode, and Esc cancels only from NORMAL
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Fixed the Read tool reading binary files such as .xlsm, .parquet, .epub and .heic as text
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Fixed a Markdown table with only a header row drawing nothing when too wide for the terminal, including in plans on the plan approval card
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Fixed the /claude-api skill saying CMEK external-key endpoints aren't available on Claude Platform on AWS
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Fixed skills no longer being listed to the model after using /rewind
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Fixed the compaction row in a resumed session offering ctrl+o for history that is not loaded; it now says where the earlier messages are saved, and also shows in fullscreen
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Fixed the \"new task? /clear to save tokens\" hint coming back right after you interrupt a response
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Fixed the permission prompt for a plugin or skill hook's ask decision not showing which plugin or skill the hook comes from
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Fixed /diff not noticing a conflicted cherry-pick or revert in reftable repositories when one of its git checks timed out or failed
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Fixed workflow scripts asking for permission or being refused when read, edited or re-run after a Bash cd in the same session
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Fixed dim text on the dark ANSI theme and 16-color terminals: faint inside filled boxes, not faint under selection and search highlights, and list descriptions dimmed like other secondary text
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Fixed a mod's $.model.fork returning nothing-to-fork when called before the first response of a new Claude Code process had finished, as in claude -p runs and cloud sessions
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Fullscreen mode: Fixed /compact and auto-compact briefly freezing the UI while the visible transcript is rebuilt
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Self-hosted runner: Fixed sessions started from Slack being unable to find or attach a repository when managed settings restrict MCP servers; use deniedMcpServers to keep those tools off
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Self-hosted runner: Fixed sessions being reported as having a deleted source branch, and not retried, when an unrelated setup or session failure quoted git's missing-ref wording
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Self-hosted runner: Fixed the log promising a retry of a failed or declined session release for a session that is ending; repeated failures now show a count
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Windows: Fixed stopped background PowerShell commands missing the closing [killed] line in their output file
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Improved switching to a model with a smaller context window: a conversation too long for the new model is now summarized by the previous model first
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Improved rendering performance while a long-running subagent works: its progress trail now updates incrementally instead of being reprocessed in full on every render
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Improved artifacts: pages Claude writes now paint the band above a sticky header, so scrolled text no longer shows there in the mobile apps
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Improved mods: in VS Code and the desktop and mobile apps, a tree drawn above the question dialog can now hold Markdown and up to 48 rows; the terminal keeps 12 plain rows
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Changed a mod hook's .catch handler to run only when the hook throws or times out; events raised beneath the hook's own calls now skip that hook without asking its .catch
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Changed a mod's $.env.set to resolve with {} once the variable is set or unset, or with { deny } saying why when the write is not made
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[VSCode] Added LaTeX math rendering in Claude's responses, including $$ and multi-line \\[ … \\] blocks and inline $…$ and \\(…\\) math
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[VSCode] Added a \"Get more usage\" link to the usage-limit banner for Pro and Max plans in the VS Code and JetBrains panels
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[VSCode] Fixed a conversation that crashes or freezes the panel being reopened on every reload
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[VSCode] Fixed the chat panel slowing down during long thinking: it no longer re-parses the whole thinking text on every update
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[VSCode] Fixed diagnostics showing \"[object Object]\" instead of the rule code (e.g. MD013) for some language servers
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[VSCode] Fixed the native dictation audio module being loaded, to check microphone permission, where dictation is not offered (non-claude.ai sign-ins, remote windows)
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\nThe phrase \"told investors\" appears four times in this FT article, which reports on Anthropic's day of hosting investors on Wednesday. Lots of details in here from \"people with knowledge of the matter\".\n
Key things I learned from the article:
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Q1 revenue (Jan/Feb/Mar) was \"about $4.8bn\"
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Q2 (Apr/May/Jun) was $11.5bn
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Q3 (Jul/Aug/Sep) was $16.8bn
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In Q3: $1.70 in revenue for every $1 spent on \"computing power\"
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Adjusted operating margins (excluding stock-based compensation) were 11%
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This point about distillation is worth quoting in full (highlight mine):
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The start-up has also clamped down on “distillation” — a controversial practice whereby rival AI labs train their models on the outputs of more advanced ones.
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When rival companies “distil” their models from Anthropic’s models, that involves heavy usage and spending.
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Anthropic told investors on Wednesday distillation accounted for 5 per cent to 7 per cent of revenue and that they had cut it back “materially” in the third quarter of the year, said four people with direct knowledge of the matter.
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Napkin maths says that if distillation was 5% of their Q2 revenue (before they cut it back in Q3) then unnamed \"other labs\" spent over half a billion dollars distilling Anthropic's models in that quarter!
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Also notable: Anthropic appear to no longer be leaning on \"annualized run-rate revenue\" (previously) in these communications to their investors.\n\n\n
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chore(deps): bump idna from 3.11 to 3.15 in /libs/prebuilt (#7864)
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fix(langgraph): keep tool results out of v3 messages (#7838)
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chore(deps): bump langsmith from 0.7.31 to 0.8.0 in /libs/prebuilt (#7787)
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New Features
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Open /config to search preferences across categories, change supported settings immediately, and see which changes require a restart. (#52990, #53429)
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Send a follow-up while Codex is responding to steer it immediately. Interrupting a turn also stops active Code Mode cells and their nested tool calls. (#51812, #51835)
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Configure a leader key in /keymap. The default is Ctrl+X, shortcut hints stay open until you choose or cancel, and voice mute moves to F9. (#52273)
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Restart a managed background server from /daemon. Codex warns about work the restart could interrupt, then reconnects automatically. (#53173)
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Codex can run independent read-only tools in parallel, including skill, memory, and conversation-history lookups. (#52245)
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Daybreak is enabled by default for eligible accounts. codex exec can also select it with an OpenAI API key when the server offers access. (#53701, #53717)
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Bug Fixes
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Resuming a saved thread restores its permissions and network approvals, while respecting explicit overrides and current managed policy. (#53150, #53419, #53424)
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The network proxy now checks permission before a DNS lookup, rejects duplicate Host headers, and prevents credential aliases from bypassing inspection hooks. (#51650, #52661, #53506)
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Return to an existing side conversation with /side after switching threads. Answers to pending prompts also go back to the thread that asked. (#52184, #53436)
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On Windows, Ctrl+V and Shift+Insert paste text as well as images. On WSL, repeated pastes reuse the clipboard reader, and copy attempts time out instead of hanging. (#53224, #52967, #53453)
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Local commands finish promptly when a child keeps an output pipe open. Remote commands preserve late-arriving output so the final poll can still collect it. (#52652, #53331, #53622)
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codex exec no longer prints the same file diff again after an unrelated command. (#53444)
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Documentation
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Updated the bundled OpenAI Docs guidance for migrations to the GPT-6 family, including model-specific reasoning, tool use, and data residency considerations. (#51768)
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Clarified how the Linux sandbox uses bubblewrap for filesystem isolation and seccomp for syscall filtering. (#52610)
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Chores
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Codex now uses its standard shell executor and no longer bundles a patched zsh. Configurations using the retired shell flags receive a migration notice. (#52160, #52213)
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Reduced Linux and macOS release package size by stripping symbols from packaged binaries while preserving them in the original build outputs. (#52178)
#53693 Add keyboard selection support to the transcript view @fcoury-oai
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#53698 Interrupt and drain canceled classifier responses before socket reuse @felixxia-oai
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#53699 Cancel Guardian V2 classifications that exceed the tool-call lag window @felixxia-oai
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#53701 Enable CLI Daybreak by default and enforce background-turn eligibility @julee-oai
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#53706 Preserve URLs and email addresses during external agent migration @jif-oai
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#53709 Separate MCP sandbox policy from launcher metadata @bolinfest
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#53717 Enable Cyber access programs for API-key sessions by default @julee-oai
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#53723 Wire V2 capability discovery through exec-server RPC @TAFOYA-OAI
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","image_url":"","published":"2026-10-15T21:33:06Z","collected_at":"2026-10-16T12:04:29.554112+00:00","ingest_batch_id":"20261016-120429","release_highlights":["Open /config to search preferences across categories, change supported settings immediately, and see which changes require a restart. ( #52990 , #53429 )","Send a follow-up while Codex is responding to steer it immediately. Interrupting a turn also stops active Code Mode cells and their nested tool calls. ( #518...","Configure a leader key in /keymap . The default is Ctrl+X , shortcut hints stay open until you choose or cancel, and voice mute moves to F9"],"tier":"tier1","type":"release","summary_1line":"Open /config to search preferences across categories, change supported settings immediately, and see which changes require a restart. ( #52990 , #53429 ) · Send a follow-up while Codex is responding to steer it immedi...","source_reliability":1,"freshness":0.771,"tier1_quick_score":1.817,"slot":"agent_tooling_releases","prefilter_score":1.771,"llm_label_source":"heuristic","llm_category":"release","llm_summary_1line":"New Features Open /config to search preferences across categories, change supported settings immediately, and see which changes require a restart. ( #52990 , #53429 ) Send a follow-up while Codex is responding to stee...","llm_why_1line":"","llm_score":3,"source_bias":0,"source_tune":-0.15,"topical_bias":0,"pre_decay_score":2.181,"time_decay_factor":0.867,"final_score":1.892,"matched_topics":["agent","codex"],"why_it_matters":"Matches feed focus: agent, codex.","slot_priority":0.49,"global_score":2.382,"first_seen":"2026-10-15T19:05:26.236972+00:00","last_seen":"2026-10-16T12:06:36.970232+00:00","seen_count":18,"last_seen_run_order":14,"rank_at_last_seen":16,"rank_prev_seen":17,"score_at_last_seen":0,"run_id":"20261016-120429","labels":["release"],"reader_adjustment":-0.15},{"id":"76e82ab2959ed630","source":"search_cn_open_weight_labs","title":"FLUX 3 Image Klein 对比 Qwen-Image 2.1 Turbo：许可优先","url":"https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMihgFBVV95cUxQazl1UEJCQ29jRENHa1BBWC1jQUlDM0Q3LXcxTkhNWWVaTlZCZ2ZidVo1WGM3SkRkaE9TcHBNdVhpWmtHR3FCODZLR1Z6U21CbmpDcE5wbmgwemp1clJwUHhWQ19va2N6LTZKLTlieXBDaEk1X0dqeU1QMUdkQlZFdnNTU1VzZw?oc=5","summary":"FLUX 3 Image Klein 对比 Qwen-Image 2.1 Turbo：许可优先 OrcaRouter","image_url":"","published":"Fri, 16 Oct 2026 10:04:45 GMT","collected_at":"2026-10-16T12:04:29.554112+00:00","ingest_batch_id":"20261016-120429","publisher_name":"OrcaRouter","publisher_domain":"orcarouter.ai","tier":"tier1","type":"news","summary_1line":"FLUX 3 Image Klein 对比 Qwen-Image 2.1 Turbo：许可优先 OrcaRouter","source_reliability":1,"freshness":0.881,"tier1_quick_score":1.972,"slot":"community_signal","prefilter_score":1.881,"llm_label_source":"heuristic","llm_category":"platform","llm_summary_1line":"FLUX 3 Image Klein 对比 Qwen-Image 2.1 Turbo：许可优先 OrcaRouter","llm_why_1line":"","llm_score":2.2,"source_bias":0,"source_tune":0.15,"topical_bias":0,"pre_decay_score":2.02,"time_decay_factor":0.971,"final_score":1.962,"matched_topics":[],"slot_priority":0.379,"global_score":2.341,"first_seen":"2026-10-16T12:06:36.970232+00:00","last_seen":"2026-10-16T12:06:36.970232+00:00","seen_count":1,"last_seen_run_order":14,"rank_at_last_seen":17,"rank_prev_seen":null,"score_at_last_seen":0,"run_id":"20261016-120429","labels":["platform","news"],"reader_adjustment":0.15},{"id":"eeae2e7fb13edf79","source":"infoq_ai_ml","title":"Presentation: Exploding GPUs","url":"https://www.infoq.com/presentations/ai-security-kubernetes-gpu-threats/?utm_campaign=infoq_content&utm_source=infoq&utm_medium=feed&utm_term=AI%2C+ML+%26+Data+Engineering","summary":"
Andrew Martin discusses why AI security is fundamentally tied to Kubernetes security. He shares insights into the evolving AI threat landscape, covering non-deterministic agent behavior, GPU supply chain vulnerabilities, shared compute risks, and practical defense strategies - from prompt firewalling to agentic identity - to help secure cloud-native AI workloads in production environments.
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Microsoft will scale its Maia accelerator family to multi-gigawatt deployments from 2027, making it the primary inference system for its own products. Maia 300 collapses scale-up and scale-out onto one Ethernet fabric and moves KV state between prefill and decode workers without leaving it. Practitioners have questioned the tokens-per-watt claim that leads the announcement.
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Brendan O'Leary discusses how real-world AI adoption depends on building trust rather than chasing model benchmarks. Drawing from 40 trillion tokens of usage data, he explains the four rungs of the AI adoption ladder and analyzes key failure points in context construction, multi-model routing, and feedback loops to help engineering leaders successfully scale agentic workflows.
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Editor's note: Generative AI startups are moving rapidly beyond static clip generation to build interactive, real-time worlds. In this technical deep dive, we explore how AI startup Visko collaborated with Google Cloud TPU engineers to deploy Orbis — its continuously streaming Live World Model—on Cloud TPUs, going from initial kickoff to production handover in just 30 days.
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What makes a live video world model so challenging to serve in production? The bottleneck isn't average throughput — it's beating a relentless real-time clock. Unlike offline video generators where a user submits a prompt and waits in a queue, a live world model streams continuously. Every new chunk of video and synchronized audio must finish rendering before the viewer finishes watching the previous one, or the world freezes.
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Today, we're excited to share how Visko, an AI startup pioneering interactive world models, teamed up with Google Cloud to solve this exact challenge. Working side by side, Visko and Google Cloud engineers deployed Visko's end-to-end live inference pipeline — combining video generation, super-resolution upscaling, and synchronized audio—onto a single Cloud TPU slice. Together, the teams brought end-to-end generation down, rendering at 1.07x playback speed.
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Here is an inside look at how we engineered the pipeline to hit that milestone in a single month, the architectural optimizations that moved the needle, and practical lessons for other startups building ultra-low-latency generative AI on Google Cloud.
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Redefining interactive media with Live World Models
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While most generative video platforms focus on rendering fixed, pre-baked clips, Visko is building what it calls Live Models: video world models that generate continuously and respond on the fly.
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Visko's flagship model, Orbis, streams live video starting from a single text or image prompt. As the stream plays, viewers can enter new steering prompts in real time, dynamically evolving the scene without restarting or breaking continuity. For instance, in one test session, the livestream opens on a cat napping beside a crackling fireplace; when the viewer steers the scene to introduce a bowl of food, the bowl materializes seamlessly, and the cat stretches, stands up, and meows.
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Since launching its public demo on September 1, 2026, Orbis has unlocked new possibilities across interactive entertainment, live commerce, AI companions, immersive education, and robotics simulation. To scale these interactive sessions reliably, Visko partnered with Google Cloud TPU engineers in August 2026 to port the Orbis live pipeline to Google's Tensor Processing Unit (TPU). Within 30 days, the full multimodal pipeline was running in real time on TPUs.
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Visko’s ambition is to power a new generation of interactive worlds that people can step into and shape in real time. Streaming continuous video and audio under a strict clock is a fundamentally different system challenge than offline clip generation. Working side by side with Google Cloud's TPU engineers, we brought the full Orbis pipeline to TPUs in just 30 days — giving us the low-latency compute and memory bandwidth required to bring Live Models to creators and developers at scale.
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\"Visko is bringing an exciting new class of real-time, steerable workloads to the Cloud TPU ecosystem. By co-engineering their live multimodal pipeline on a singleTPU slice using JAX, torchax, and custom Pallas kernels, we proved how quickly a lean startup team can go from PyTorch prototype to render at 1.07x playback speed on Google Cloud's AI Hypercomputer.\" – Dave Elliott, Head of Developer Advocacy for AI, Google Cloud
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Live video is a hard-deadline problem
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When you serve an offline clip generator, latency is forgiving — the user waits once while the backend processes frames. A live world model has no waiting room.
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Every single chunk must be denoised, decoded from latents, upscaled to 1664x936 (at 18 fps), and paired with generated audio faster than realtime playback speed, for as long as the session runs.
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Two structural constraints make live world models far more demanding than standard batch inference:
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Batch size of one: Each live stream represents an individual viewer's interactive session. You cannot mask latency by grouping dozens of concurrent requests into a massive batch — the standard playbook for keeping AI accelerators saturated.
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Strict sequential dependency: Every chunk depends directly on the one before it. Because the video model maintains a rolling memory of recent video latents so that chunk N+1 smoothly continues the action from chunk N, you cannot pre-render chunks out of order or parallelize across future timestamps.
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For startup infrastructure engineers coming from LLM serving, it helps to think of live world modeling not as a tokens-per-second throughput benchmark, but as an unforgiving per-step latency SLO.
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Architecting the multimodal pipeline on a single TPU slice
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To keep infrastructure lean and cost-effective as Visko scales, the team designed the live pipeline to chain three distinct generative models on a single Cloud TPU slice running in BF16 precision.
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When a viewer submits an initial prompt or a live steering update, all three generative models — the core video diffusion model, the super-resolution upscaler, and the audio generator — share the same chips, taking turns on the hardware for each chunk.
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Figure 1: Visko's end-to-end Orbis live pipeline chains video diffusion, latent decoding, super-resolution upscaling, and pure-JAX audio generation sequentially on a single Cloud TPU slice, completing each chunk faster than the playback speed.
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To combine rapid startup iteration with bare-metal accelerator speed, the software stack is built on three open-source pillars:
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JAX: Google's high-performance Python array library for accelerators, compiled into optimized machine code by the XLA compiler.
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torchax: An interoperability layer that runs PyTorch models directly on Cloud TPUs via JAX, enabling startup teams to bring existing PyTorch components over without an upfront, ground-up rewrite.
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Pallas: The custom kernel programming language for TPUs in JAX.
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Real-time performance breakdown: Hitting the clock
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By profiling and optimizing each stage on a single slice in BF16, the engineering team achieved a total per-chunk latency of under the target while — maintaining roughly 7% headroom to absorb variance during live streaming:
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Figure 2: Chart of per-chunk latency budget on one TPU slice.
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Because video denoising accounts for nearly two-thirds of the total compute budget, that stage became the primary focus of our kernel and parallelism optimizations.
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Inside the stack: Three optimizations that unlocked real-time streaming
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1. Ulysses context parallelism across all TPU chips
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A video chunk expands into a massive sequence of spatiotemporal tokens inside the video transformer. To distribute that workload across the TPU chips at batch size 1, the team implemented Ulysses context parallelism.
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Instead of splitting model weights, Ulysses splits the token sequence across chips. Immediately before the attention layer, a high-speed all-to-all interconnect exchange regroups the tensors so that each chip holds the entire video sequence, but only for one-quarter of the attention heads. After each chip computes attention over the full sequence for its assigned heads, a second all-to-all exchange restores the sequence-split layout for the feed-forward layers.
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Figure 3: Ulysses context parallelism across TPU chips at batch size 1. High-speed all-to-all Inter-Chip Interconnect (ICI) exchanges transition tensors between a sequence-split layout for feed-forward layers and a head-split layout for Pallas splash attention.
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2. Custom Pallas splash attention from MaxDiffusion
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To accelerate the attention computation itself, the team integrated a custom Pallas splash attention kernel from MaxDiffusion, Google Cloud's open-source reference library for diffusion models on Cloud TPU.
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Splash attention brings FlashAttention-style tiling to TPU architecture: rather than materializing the full quadratic attention matrix in High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), it computes attention in compact tiles that remain inside ultra-fast on-chip VMEM. Startup teams can drop the exact kernel used in this port straight into their own pipelines via custom_splash_attention.py.
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3. A 5.8x audio speedup by moving from torchax to pure JAX
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We first brought all three Orbis models onto Cloud TPU with torchax, which runs PyTorch code on TPU through JAX and XLA without a rewrite. For the video and upscaling models, torchax paired with Pallas attention kernels met our latency target directly, and both stay in torchax in the final pipeline.
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Only the audio model needed a rewrite. Moving the audio stage from torchax to native JAX made it 5.8x faster and brought the full pipeline under the playback deadline.
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Field notes for AI builders: Cloud TPU lessons
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Takeaways from tuning live multimodal inference on Cloud TPU:
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Ulysses context parallelism for single stream video: At batch size 1, splitting the token sequence across chips with all-to-all interconnect exchanges was faster than both tensor parallelism and ring attention.
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Native BF16 for continuous streams: FP8 quantization cuts memory bandwidth pressure, but small quantization errors build up across chunks in a continuous stream. Native BF16 kept visual quality intact within the latency budget.
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Selective JAX ports: torchax kept the video and upscaling models in PyTorch, so the team only rewrote the audio bottleneck in native JAX.
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XLA compilation caching: The first boot spends a few minutes compiling XLA graphs. Caching compiled artifacts brings worker restarts under a minute.
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Building real-time generative models on Cloud TPU? Start here
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If your startup is pushing the boundaries of live video, world models, or ultra-low-latency multimodal inference, you can build with the same toolkit that powered Visko's port:
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Accelerate diffusion attention out of the box: Grab the open-source splash attention kernel used in this collaboration from MaxDiffusion, and explore the Pallas documentation to write custom TPU kernels.
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Migrate PyTorch fast, then optimize selectively: Bring your existing PyTorch models onto TPU quickly with torchax, pinpoint bottlenecks with the Cloud TPU Profiler, and port latency-critical stages to native JAX.
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Spin up TPUs on demand: Use TPU Flex-start VMs to provision TPU capacity for short development and benchmarking runs without a long-term reservation.
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Scale with Google for Startups: Early-stage AI startups looking for cloud credits, technical mentorship, and access to Google Cloud's AI Hypercomputer stack can apply to the Google for Startups Cloud Program.
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Special thanks to the Visko.ai team for the close technical partnership, and to the Google Cloud TPU engineers who lead the project including: Yixin Shi, James Huang, and Elisa Tsai.
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Yet these systems typically validate a patch against the same evidence used to construct it -- a static alert, sanitizer trace, published exploit, or test suite. A patch that blocks that one piece of evidence can therefore look successful while remaining vulnerable to the same vulnerability with some variation. We present P2Patch, a generative adversarial repair system that treats each patch as a new attack target. Starting from a normalized vulnerability finding, an exploitation agent constructs a reproducing proof of vulnerability (PoV), a patching agent repairs the program, and the exploitation agent then attacks the patched program for a distinct same-vulnerability exploit. Every successful exploit becomes a permanent repair requirement, and the final patch must block all PoVs accumulated during the patching process, with construction-time PoVs kept strictly separate from held-out evaluation oracles. 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Another game experiment with Claude. This one used the default Claude iPhone app (chat mode, not Claude Code mode), where I prompted Claude Opus 5.5 Max with:
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Build a three js game called \"Tree appreciator\" - it shows you two algorithmically generated trees and the game mechanics is about appreciating the differences between them. Think hard about how to make sure it is both fun and beautiful.
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Somewhat embarrassingly given my recent talk, I've found that telling Opus 5.5 \"make sure it is fun\" works uncomfortably well. In this case Claude crunched for 3 hours and 7 minutes before retuning a cosy little spot-the-difference game with music and animation and achievements that's quite compelling to play.
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Added virtualText to a mod's prompt decorations: text drawn in the prompt box that never enters the draft or the submitted prompt
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Added cache_creation_5m_tokens and cache_creation_1h_tokens to the OpenTelemetry api_request event, splitting cache writes by lifetime
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Added $.ui.view({ agentId }) for mods: shows an agent's transcript in the main view when you ask, and $.ui.view({}) goes back
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Added a dir prop on a mod's Text for right-to-left text: on Windows and in VS Code's terminal its rows read in that direction and sit flush right
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Added /advisor on Claude Platform on AWS; no advisor runs until you pick one with /advisor, advisorModel or --advisor, and CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_ADVISOR_TOOL=1 turns it off
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Added OpenTelemetry GenAI semantic-convention attributes to trace spans, such as gen_ai.provider.name, gen_ai.conversation.id, gen_ai.tool.name and error.type
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Added support for rewriting a workflow agent's prompt and model in the agent.spawn mod hook, which could only refuse workflow agents before
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Added the prompt.change mod hook, raised when the prompt box's text changes without a typed edit: a recalled history entry, a clear, an undo, or a plugin's fill
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Fixed cloud sessions telling Claude that an organization policy blocked a host when the session's own network settings did
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Fixed /autocompact warning about high token usage when you choose a smaller auto-compact window
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Fixed SessionEnd hooks sometimes not running when you exit while a background command is still running
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Fixed claude --help naming a removed tool in its description of --restricted
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Fixed claude agents not refreshing any pull request's status when the data for one of them came back incomplete
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Fixed Claude being told a background agent was lost, not resumable, after a cloud session's container was replaced, when the agent had already been resumed once
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Fixed subagents you had typed messages to disappearing from /tasks shortly after finishing, leaving no way back to the conversation
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Fixed a completed parent agent dropping off the breadcrumb (its child shown re-rooted at top level) while you were viewing the child
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Fixed the agents view taking a typed word such as \"up\", \"down\" or \"escape\" for that key when input arrived in a burst, which could move the peek mid-reply or clear a draft
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Fixed automatic tool search (ENABLE_TOOL_SEARCH=auto) turning off part-way through a conversation, for example while MCP servers reconnect after a resume
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Fixed a login refused by forceLoginOrgUUID leaving the refused organization's token stored, or live after /login
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Fixed the diff view in Claude Desktop and Remote Control sessions not noticing a conflicted cherry-pick or revert in reftable repositories
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Fixed the Artifact tool's verbose and ctrl+o line reading Artifact(\"(unprintable path)\") while a call's input arrives; its row now shows \"Waiting…\" and \"Running…\" as Bash's does
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Fixed the first transcript entry written after resuming a session being lost when a crash had cut the transcript's last line short
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Fixed /branch dropping messages, and claude purge skipping subfolder projects, when they contain a Unicode line or paragraph separator (U+2028, U+2029)
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Fixed plugin WorktreeCreate and WorktreeRemove hooks not running when Claude Code starts with --worktree (not yet with --tmux)
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Fixed OpenTelemetry tool_result events missing git_commit_id after git commit -q in repositories using reftable ref storage
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Fixed a prompt that a mod's prompt.submit hook rewrote or dropped still being recorded as typed in the OpenTelemetry user_prompt event and interaction span, and in session title requests
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Fixed a note meant for Claude about mod hot-reloading appearing in the transcript as if you had typed it
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Fixed agent hooks ignoring their model: aliases like haiku now resolve, a subagent's model no longer overrides it, and an unavailable model falls back to the caller's instead of allowing the action
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Fixed --worktree sessions sometimes starting from the wrong commit when a tag or branch was named like a commit ID, and their starting git status naming a branch other than the new worktree's
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Fixed the branch showing as \".invalid\" and --worktree failing to reopen a worktree in repositories using git's reftable ref storage
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Fixed Claude naming files in the session scratchpad by a bare filename or relative path instead of their full path
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Fixed claude remote-control servers giving up on renewing their connection after a brief sign-in error, such as a locked keychain; they now retry, and warn when you need to run claude /login
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Fixed --worktree failing in a worktree of a bare repository when origin's default branch can't be fetched; the fallback base is now the current checkout's HEAD, not the main repository's
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Fixed starting Claude Code in a VS Code, Cursor or Devin Desktop integrated terminal launching the editor's command-line tool twice to check for the extension; it now launches it once
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Fixed a mod's prompt.edit hook not being raised for a newline entered with the chat:newline keybinding (Ctrl+J, or a rebound Enter)
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Fixed a conversation failing on every turn with a 400 error when the API rejected an MCP tool's input schema; Claude Code now sends that tool without parameters for the rest of the conversation
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Fixed resuming a headless or Agent SDK session losing the recent messages a compaction had kept, when the compaction followed a reply cut at the output token limit (compactions from this version on)
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Fixed Claude not being told about an MCP server's tools and instructions until its next tool call, when the server finished connecting after a compaction
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Fixed Remote Control sessions being marked stopped while still running, on a computer serving several sessions at once
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Fixed resuming a headless or Agent SDK session losing its compaction summary or bringing back pre-compaction history, when the compaction followed a retried or unfinished reply in the same turn
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Fixed Claude polling a background command's output file or sleeping while it runs
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Fixed feature flags and staged rollouts staying stale behind a TLS-inspecting proxy whose certificate is trusted only through the OS certificate store
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Fixed claude daemon stop --any printing \"stopped\" while a stuck background service kept running: it now waits, force-kills the service, and says so with exit 1 if it is still there
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Fixed claude daemon stop exiting with no output, and leaving sessions listed as running, when telemetry is turned off
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Fixed Write, Edit and NotebookEdit in Cowork cloud sessions reporting success for a path on your own computer, where the file never arrived
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Fixed Claude searching for deferred tools already loaded earlier in the conversation when a session resumes a history that never listed them
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Fixed secondary (dim) text looking the same as normal text under the dark ANSI theme and on 16-color terminals
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Fixed cloud sessions hanging 5 minutes per turn when the organization's policy can't be read; the turn now ends promptly and says why
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Fixed a cloud session sometimes running an already answered message a second time after the session restarted during a long reply
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Self-hosted runner: Fixed the runner and orchestrator freezing (no polls, /healthz or SIGTERM shutdown) while nobody reads their output; logs keep the latest 256 KiB and count drops (not on Windows)
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Improved WebFetch in Cowork cloud sessions to tell Claude that a page failed moments ago instead of fetching it again
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Improved mod sharing in the built-in plugin-authoring skill: Claude scans a mod's files for keys before opening them, and asks before scanning a folder outside the project
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Improved the note Claude 3 models get about an @-mentioned PDF, so they less often answer without reading it
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Improved artifact updates: Claude now applies a small change and republishes the artifact in one call, and makes larger edits and republishes within a single response
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Changed CLAUDE_CODE_PROVIDER_MANAGED_BY_HOST sessions to ignore CA-bundle, tool-proxy, git TLS and git config variables like SSL_CERT_FILE in settings; under Claude Desktop, only in project settings
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Changed exit to force-kill background commands still running 1.5 seconds after being asked to stop; in fullscreen mode they could previously be left running
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Changed Claude Desktop's Code tab to apply managed settings when forceLoginGatewayUrl names an Anthropic-operated gateway that serves the session's hostname; that gateway must be reachable at start
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Changed claude gateway to stop at start, naming the key, on a desktop: policy key that Claude Desktop cannot use from a gateway, where it earlier started with a warning
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Changed large requests to api.anthropic.com to use gzip compression even when telemetry is disabled; set CLAUDE_CODE_GZIP_REQUEST_BODIES=0 to turn it off
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Changed the claude-api skill to leave Managed Agents sessions in place unless you ask to archive or delete them
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Changed background sessions to resume a carried workflow through the Workflow tool's approval instead of running it from the handoff file
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Changed local session transcripts to also record each API request's system prompt, tools and parameters, so a transcript you choose to share can reproduce a request exactly
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Changed the /sandbox mode options to read \"Sandbox commands\" instead of \"Sandbox BashTool\"
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Changed PermissionRequest hooks in Cowork cloud sessions: a setMode update in a hook's allow is now ignored; the rest of the approval still applies
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Changed hooks: updatedInput from PreToolUse and PermissionRequest hooks is now validated like Claude's own input: unknown keys are dropped, and input the tool rejects denies the call
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Removed the --sandbox and --no-sandbox flags from claude remote-control, which had no effect; passing either now exits with an error. Set sandbox.enabled in settings to sandbox sessions
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[VSCode] Added the claudeCode.attachSelection setting to stop text selected in the editor from being added to your messages
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[VSCode] Fixed fast mode staying on after usage credits ran out, which made each request be refused and re-sent; it now turns off until you turn it back on, with an error notice
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[VSCode] Fixed the Thinking toggle switching to Off on models that always think; the toggle is no longer shown for those models
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[VSCode] Fixed \"Edit prompt\" on a flagged message opening the file or command menu over the restored prompt; Enter now sends it as written
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[VSCode] Fixed Shift+dragging a file onto the prompt on Windows inserting an unreadable /c:/… path instead of a mention relative to the working directory
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[VSCode] Fixed changes to VS Code's chat font size settings needing a window reload or being undone by a theme change; diffs and the plan preview now follow them too
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[VSCode] Fixed \"Resume session\" and tabs restored after a reload opening an empty new conversation instead of one that had moved into a git worktree
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[VSCode] Fixed ↑ then Enter on a recalled slash command running it without its arguments; the command and file menus no longer open over a recalled prompt until you edit it
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[VSCode] Fixed Shift+dragging a file from the Explorer or an editor tab onto the prompt inserting nothing in WSL, SSH and Dev Container windows
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[VSCode] Fixed Ctrl+Alt+F toggling Focus view instead of opening Find in the Explorer, other tree views, or the Debug Console on Windows and Linux
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[VSCode] Fixed the check for sessions open in other windows or terminals creating extra processes on macOS: it now starts /bin/ps directly instead of searching PATH for ps on every check
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[VSCode] Windows: Fixed a conversation showing \"still open somewhere else\" after a crash or power loss, when Windows had since restarted and given the old process ID to another program
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[Cloud sessions] Fixed \"Allow for this task\" missing from Cowork's approval prompts for connector tools where an organization turns off \"Always allow\" (regression in 2.1.292)
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[Cloud sessions] Fixed most commands in the / menu losing their descriptions in cloud sessions once you sent a second message
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[Remote Control] Fixed the diff view in Remote Control sessions on claude.ai and the desktop app showing deleted and renamed files as modified; requires Claude Code v2.1.296 or later on your machine
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[Claude Tag] Added support for Slack Connect channels: an Owner or Claude Tag admin can let Claude in Slack answer in channels shared with another organization; it's off by default
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[Claude Tag] Added a private Allow once / Deny card in Slack threads for connector actions that need your approval, so Claude asks instead of refusing; others only see that it's waiting on you
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[Claude Tag] Added support for Slack voice clips in Claude in Slack: Claude reads Slack's transcript of a clip when Slack has one
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[Claude Tag] Fixed Claude in Slack not answering another app that tags it in a thread under a message Claude itself posted to the channel
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[Claude Tag] Changed access bundles an admin attached to a Slack channel to keep applying once the channel becomes a Slack Connect channel, with no need to remove and re-attach them
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[Code Review] Fixed Code Review ignoring @claude review comments from people with write access whose GitHub organization membership is private; their comments now start a review
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[Code Review] Fixed Code Review's \"paused for this repository\" comment sending admins to Code Review settings; it now says who can fix it and links the Git providers page
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\nIndie game developer Popcar talks about the recent wave of AI-powered decompilation of existing games, enabling weird mashups between existing games, and producing a boom in game preservation projects to get old games working on new hardware (often in a browser using WebAssembly).\n
I like how this piece captures both the positives and the negatives of this new development:
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Most people already realized the scary part by now. If AI can decompile games and software, then the entire tech industry is about to explode. Anybody can decompile other software and use it any way they'd like, and nobody can stop them. Companies can steal from competitors. Your paid game or app can be open-sourced against your will. This isn't exclusive to old video games, we can apply this to any software. [...]
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This is also a big win for preservation. Old games can be ported, modified, enhanced, and made much more easily accessible than before. [...[
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With console makers going all in on digital and games becoming entirely unplayable due to servers shutting down, this is fantastic news. We could own software we bought regardless of what the company thinks.
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This can be your long term memory and the agents just become the token providers and task executors. You have full control over your data/memories from a single place. Think of this as a \"USB thumb drive brain\" that you plug to any agent. I know I may not be the first one to implement this but I tried to make the UX simple and is not at all developer focused. You can just drag and drop your memories/data to the brain and even play around with a visual brain. One more thing, i've done benchmarks on the memory. LoCoMo scores 83.3% overall, with Single hop 92.5% in standard mode (available now) and in another configuration (experimental max mode) it scores 92% overall and 94.4% in single hop. Available in the benchmark page. It uses hybrid search + graph memory and has built in conflict resolution for memories. 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I added support to llm-gemini for the new Gemini 4 Argon model, made available today via the Gemini API and for customers of their $100/month subscription plan.
Here's the \"high\" illustration, which cost me 17.166 cents:
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The pricing is interesting. At launch, Argon is $2/million input and $10/million output - the same price as GPT-6 Sol, half the price of Claude Opus 5.5 and 1/5th the price of Claude Fable 5.1 and GPT-6 Astra.
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But on December 1st Argon is set to double in price - so it will be the same price as Opus 5.5.
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Prices like this aren't really comparable these days since what really matters is how many tokens a model takes to achieve a goal within an agentic harness.
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One useful clue for that comes from Artificial Analysis, who publish the total cost to run their benchmark using each model. Argon is looking very good there - costing $2,407 to run the benchmark, putting it close to GLM-5.3 and significantly cheaper than OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta's latest models.
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When the price doubles it will still be a little cheaper than GPT-6 Astra.
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(I used ChatGPT to edit that chart! The data is all correct, I checked - I needed to get that Gemini 4 Argon info box to display without overlapping the other numbers.)
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The generative AI functions in BigQuery (AI.GENERATE, AI.IF, AI.CLASSIFY, AI.SCORE, and more) bring large language models (LLMs) directly into your SQL, so a single query can classify millions of support tickets or score each product review for sentiment. However, because these functions are billed by the token, scaling them across massive datasets highlights the importance of managing your budget proactively.
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We recently announced the general availability (GA) of token-based cost management for BigQuery generative AI functions: daily quotas that let administrators set self-serve guardrails on AI token consumption, so teams can innovate while staying within your budget. In this blog, we provide an overview of cost management for BigQuery generative AI functions, walk through a few practical examples, and share resources to help you get started. Let’s jump in.
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Quotas for managing costs
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Four daily quotas, managed through the Google Cloud Identity and Access Management (IAM) quota system, provide controls at the project level and the per-user level. Per-user limits apply to each user within a project, not across your organization.
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AI input tokens per day
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200 billion
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The quotas are global. Usage is summed across all regions, so costs can't pile up unnoticed in a region you weren't watching.
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Output quotas include \"thinking\" tokens. Reasoning tokens count toward your output quota, just as they count toward your Gemini platform bill.
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Which functions are covered?
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The quotas apply to these BigQuery functions that perform LLM-backed generation:
What's not covered: Embedding functions such as AI.GENERATE_EMBEDDING (also available as ML.GENERATE_EMBEDDING) and AI.EMBED are not subject to these quotas, because they run on different, substantially cheaper models.
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Managing your quotas
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Administrators can view and adjust the quotas directly in the Google Cloud console as workloads change, with no support case required.
Sort by the Name column to bring the four AI quotas to the top.
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Locating the gen AI token quotas in IAM & Admin → Quotas & System Limits.
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4. Find the quota, for example AI input tokens per day.
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5. Open the three-dot menu and choose Edit quota.
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To tighten cost control, lower a quota. This takes effect immediately with no approval needed.
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To support higher usage, request an increase from the same page. Many requests are auto-approved; larger increases may go through a quick review.
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Editing a gen AI token quota in IAM & Admin → Quotas & System Limits.
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You'll need the right permissions. You need one of: Owner, Editor, Quota Administrator(roles/servicemanagement.quotaAdmin), or Service Usage Admin (roles/serviceusage.serviceUsageAdmin).
Beyond setting limits, the Quotas & System Limits page displays your historical token consumption so you can quickly detect spikes and right-size your budgets. Use these trends to see how new generative AI workloads and data pipelines affect your overall token usage.
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Longer-term usage graph with selectable 7-day, 14-day, 30-day, and custom ranges.
Token quotas aren't the only cost guardrail in Google Cloud.
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Token quotas (this feature) are preventive and AI-specific. BigQuery tracks token usage during query execution and stops work close to the limit, with separate limits per project and per user.
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Cloud Billing spend caps operate on dollars at the project and service level and can automatically block usage when a threshold is reached. They're a broad, financial backstop rather than a precise usage control, and because enforcement is not instant, some overages are incurred.
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Use token quotas as your first line of defense for AI spend, and a spend cap as a project-wide safety net.
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How enforcement works
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Quotas are enforced by stopping work rather than letting a query run past your limit. A query is rejected up front with a QuotaExceeded error only if a quota it needs is already exhausted. Otherwise, it starts, and if a quota runs out mid-query, BigQuery stops sending new LLM calls:
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Functions that support max_error_ratio (such as AI.IF) return partial results if unprocessed rows stay within the ratio, and otherwise fail.
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General-purpose functions (such as AI.GENERATE) still succeed. Skipped rows have no generated value, and their status field contains the quota-exceeded error.
To choose quota values, it helps to know how much text your workloads send to a model. The AI.COUNT_TOKENS function helps with this.
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AI.COUNT_TOKENS returns the number of tokens a model's tokenizer produces for a text string, without making a billable generation call. Run it over a column to measure your input data:
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<ListValue: [StructValue([('code', "-- Count the input text tokens for each product review\\r\\nSELECT\\r\\n SUM(\\r\\n AI.COUNT_TOKENS(\\r\\n CONCAT('Classify the sentiment of this review as positive, negative, or neutral: ', review_text),\\r\\n\\r\\n endpoint => 'gemini-3.1-flash-lite').result) AS total_input_tokens\\r\\nFROM\\r\\n `my_project.my_dataset.product_reviews`;"), ('language', ''), ('caption', <wagtail.rich_text.RichText object at 0x7f2ca012ab50>)])]>
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The count is a lower bound on input tokens. It doesn't include output or thinking tokens, the instructions each AI function adds around your input, or non-text inputs such as images. Use it to:
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Gauge the input side of a workload before you launch it.
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Right-size your quotas together with a small sample run that measures actual input and output usage.
Suppose you want to keep a project's daily AI spend around $100 with the Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite model. As of today's published pricing (BigQuery processes in batch which provides a 50% discount):
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Input tokens: $0.125 per 1 million tokens
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If a small sample run shows an average 100:1 input-to-output token ratio, you can solve for a daily budget:
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<ListValue: [StructValue([('code', 'Cost: 0.125 × I + 0.75 × O = 100 (I, O in millions of tokens)\\r\\nRatio: I = 100 × O'), ('language', ''), ('caption', <wagtail.rich_text.RichText object at 0x7f2c99aee450>)])]>
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Solving gives about 754 million input tokens and 7.54 million output tokens per day. Set AI input tokens per day and AI output tokens per day to these values to hold the project near $100/day. If a project uses models with different prices, budget per model or blend the rates.
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Best practices for managing AI cost
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Start with per-user quotas. They stop one user or runaway experiment from draining the project's budget.
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Measure before you scale. Use AI.COUNT_TOKENS to size your input, then check a small sample run in the usage chart before setting limits.
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Mind the output side. Output tokens cost more. Where a function accepts max_output_tokens, set it to bound generation length.
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Monitor and iterate. Adjust limits as real usage and budgets change.
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Get started
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Token-based cost management is available now. To begin:
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Open IAM & Admin → Quotas & System Limits in the Google Cloud Console and filter by BigQuery API.
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Review the four AI-relatedtoken quotas and set limits that match your budget.
With token-based guardrails in place, your teams can use generative AI in BigQuery with the cost predictability your organization needs.
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Existing ways to shorten the CoT require additional training for each model, add a fixed steering vector to the model's hidden states, or use decoding heuristics such as stopping early or banning words like \"wait\", which can reduce accuracy. We propose DoubtLess, a training-free decoding method in which a much smaller reasoning model steers the large one towards brevity. The small model reads the large model's CoT so far twice, once prompted to be brief (the brief thinker) and once prompted to be verbose (the verbose thinker), and the difference between its two logit vectors, scaled by a strength, is added to the large model's logits at every step of the CoT. On seven benchmarks of competition mathematics, graduate-level science and competitive programming, DoubtLess shortens the CoT of Qwen3-32B by 31% with unchanged accuracy, outperforming five inference-time baselines. We also show that DoubtLess reduces thinking tokens per turn by 20% in a self-debugging coding agent with unchanged task performance. It also generalizes to two other model families with unchanged accuracy. When combined with training-based compression, it further shortens the CoT of a model already trained for brevity. Ablations and behavioral analysis show that DoubtLess reduces repeated checking, with most token savings coming after the correct answer first appears in the CoT. Our code is available at https://github.com/leoluolol/DoubtLess.","image_url":"","published":"2026-10-13T17:59:32Z","collected_at":"2026-10-15T01:03:35.016404+00:00","ingest_batch_id":"20261015-010335","tier":"tier1","type":"paper","summary_1line":"Reasoning models achieve strong performance through long chains of thought (CoT), but often spend more tokens than needed to solve a problem. 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Hook-specific output types: Added typed output classes and missing input fields for hooks, giving hook implementations precise type information instead of untyped dicts (#1331)
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SystemInitData TypedDict: The init system message payload is now fully typed via SystemInitData, along with nested types SystemInitMcpServer, SystemInitPlugin, SystemInitPluginError, and FastModeState/FastModeDisabledReason literals. Use cast(SystemInitData, msg.data) to access typed fields like capabilities, model, mcp_servers, and more (#1332)
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Bug Fixes
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chore(deps): bump handlebars from 4.7.9 to 4.7.10 in /libs/cli/js-examples (#9286)
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What's changed
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Added CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_FILE_MENTIONS environment variable: Claude gets the paths of @ file mentions to read with its file tools, not the files' contents
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Added idle compaction in the terminal: a 200K+ token conversation left idle for about 54 minutes is compacted before its one-hour prompt cache expires, so your next message doesn't reprocess it all
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Added CLAUDE_CODE_IDLE_COMPACT_MIN_TOKENS to change idle compaction's 200K-token minimum; \"idleCompaction\": false in settings.json turns it off. Both need v2.1.290 or later
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Added $.prompt.media so a prompt.submit hook of a mod installed by managed settings can read the bytes of an image or document attached to the prompt
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Added $.session.identity() for mods installed by managed settings: how the session is signed in, and its organization and email when managed forceLoginOrgUUID lists that organization
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Added size, weight, mono and tabular to a mod's Text and named spacing steps (xs to xl) to its Box; bold is deprecated in favor of weight
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Added --shutdown-drain-sec to claude self-hosted-runner orchestrator: on SIGTERM it stops polling and gives the poll in flight and running spawn hooks up to that many seconds to finish
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Added the skill's frontmatter, source, plugin name and file path to what a mod's skill.prompt hook receives
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Added /effort and /fast in agent view to set what new sessions start with; a bare /model, /effort or /fast there now opens a picker
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Added a \"safe mode\" line to the agents view peek panel for background sessions started with --safe-mode
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Added a one-time note when plan mode won't ask before most edits or commands because bypass permissions is available
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Added --disallow-tools and a disallowed_tools case field to claude plugin eval to keep specific built-in tools, such as Agent, out of eval runs
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Added support for turning off the attribution block in Claude Desktop's Code tab: set CLAUDE_CODE_ATTRIBUTION_HEADER=0 in the env of a Claude apps gateway's code policy
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Added a field to the attribution block in Claude Code sessions behind a Claude apps gateway; remove the block with CLAUDE_CODE_ATTRIBUTION_HEADER=0
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Added a queue door to the session.append mod hook, so a mod can make the transcript's queue records differ from the prompt as sent
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Added a note in /plugin and claude plugin validate naming a mod's hooks that are skipped where an organization manages Claude Code
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Added /usage warnings for max effort, workflows, always-on context and large tool results
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Fixed the error for a denied cloud session, which could point to the wrong organization when a key from apiKeyHelper was in use
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Fixed sessions on a gateway-specific model name behind a custom ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL ending with \"Prompt is too long · automatic compaction failed\" near 200K tokens instead of sending the request
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Fixed a mod that submits a prompt at the end of every turn keeping a headless run going past --max-turns, --max-budget-usd, an interrupt, or the end of the host's conversation
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Fixed cloud sessions sometimes showing the model's follow-up text after a tool group's one-line label
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Fixed the Write and Edit tools creating a mod in a session's mods folder without asking in accept-edits mode when the config directory's path has no .claude in it
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Fixed installed mods that kept running in an open session after being turned off remotely; they now unload between turns
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Fixed Edit and Retry in Cowork and claude.ai cloud sessions failing on a message stopped while its UserPromptSubmit or mod prompt.submit hooks were still running (regression in 2.1.296)
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Fixed an agent teammate started without a description keeping part of a credential from its prompt in the task description shown for it
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Fixed the claude.ai view of a Remote Control or cloud session freezing when a large batch of events could not finish uploading over a slow connection
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Fixed a sandboxed shell command being able to write into a --plugin-dir folder, whose code Claude Code reloads and runs outside the sandbox
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Fixed memory growth under heavy debug logging (--debug, --debug-file), and a hang on exit when the debug log is on a disk or network mount that stops accepting writes
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Fixed memory growing without bound when debug output goes to stderr and the parent process stops reading it
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Fixed rm prompts on shell -c scripts that don't run rm. An rm built at run time in a script Claude Code can't read no longer prompts unless CLAUDE_CODE_STRICT_INLINE_SHELL_RM_PROMPT=1
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Fixed double-clicking a word in an expanded transcript row in fullscreen mode collapsing the row instead of selecting the word
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Fixed claude mcp list, claude doctor and /status reporting an empty .mcp.json as invalid
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Fixed /btw jumping the transcript to the bottom when asked while scrolled up in fullscreen
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Fixed sandboxed commands failing on WSL2 with bwrap: Can't mkdir /mnt/c/Program Files/ClaudeCode when the sandbox can write to the Windows drive
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Fixed scheduled wakeups (ScheduleWakeup) not firing while a background task was running in Agent SDK, IDE and claude remote-control sessions
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Fixed a mod's prompt.submit rewrite being silently dropped, sending the prompt as typed, for some prompts with a pasted image or an image that can't be read
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Fixed a Remote Control prompt being lost when another queued prompt in the same batch failed to deliver
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Fixed a Remote Control prompt that had passed its hooks being dropped from prompt history when Stop interrupted the next queued prompt's hook
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Fixed sign-in, MCP servers and project trust appearing lost on Linux after a sandboxed command left an empty .config.json in the config directory
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Fixed /sandbox reporting success when its setting could not be saved because the project folder is not writable; it now says nothing changed and why
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Fixed SDK and headless sessions staying in auto mode after the host switched to a model that doesn't support auto mode
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Fixed MCP servers named constructor or prototype in an MCP config never being connected
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Fixed tools of an MCP server named constructor or toString asking for permission in auto mode and bypass permissions mode
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Fixed a spurious \"synced[0] commands path not found\" plugin error at startup when another Claude Code process had just updated a claude.ai-synced plugin
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Fixed the Artifact tool advising a retry when a publish that requests connectors or other access was refused by the server or a proxy (HTTP 403); it now says so and what to tell the user
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Fixed Cowork cloud sessions staying on an old account plugin after a plugin reload that timed out or a restart that reused a recent sync
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Fixed document blocks being dropped from your own message sent while Claude is working
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Fixed Claude in Chrome asking for permission while no browser is connected; it now says the extension is not connected
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Fixed the fullscreen \"Update installed\" notice being hidden behind the idle \"/clear to save tokens\" hint; it now shows beside the hint
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Fixed a mod hook, with or without a .catch, being run again without end when it waits on another mod's noun that does its work outside the call
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Fixed the Claude apps gateway serving models that a policy's availableModelsMatch: exact or deniedModels blocks; it now answers 400 and leaves them out of its model lists
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Fixed the server-managed settings request to Anthropic carrying a third-party gateway's API key when a managed settings file sets ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL
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Fixed streams through a custom ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL being aborted after 180 seconds with no data arriving; they now wait 300 seconds, whether or not feature flags are loaded
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Fixed a mod's tool.describe or prompt.section answer that changed after $.ui.invalidate never reaching Claude; the new answer is now sent on the next turn
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Fixed a settings file being ignored when enabledMcpjsonServers or disabledMcpjsonServers held a single server name (letters, digits, - or _) as a plain string
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Fixed claude plugin test pausing a hook's time budget while a served $ method it had called kept making $ calls after answering
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Fixed high memory use after resuming a cloud or Remote Control session that had run many subagents
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Fixed plugin hooks being skipped when they pass a very deeply nested tool input or message on with next()
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Fixed a value a mod's hook passes to next(), returns, or sends to a $ method being refused whole when one of its getters throws a RangeError; now only that key is refused
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Fixed /usage, the approaching-limit warning (terminal and VS Code) and the status line sometimes showing more than 100% used (#92238)
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Fixed wrapped text mixing CJK or emoji with Latin words losing its last line or leaving a blank row at some terminal widths
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Fixed a cloud session sometimes ignoring the answer to a permission prompt or a question when the answer was given while the session's worker was being replaced
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Fixed bold, italic and other nested text styles running over table borders or being lost on wrapped rows
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Fixed Cowork cloud sessions running the old version of an account plugin changed, removed or disabled from another device until the session restarted
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Fixed deny and ask rules for an MCP server (mcp__<server>) not applying when the server's normalized name contains a double underscore
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Fixed long conversations losing newly attached images on every turn after one oversized image was refused by the API
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Fixed the plugin_loaded telemetry event reporting has_hooks as false for plugins whose hooks are a hooks module, built-in plugins included
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Fixed images attached while Claude is working (VS Code, desktop app, SDK) being sent at full size, which led to repeated image errors in long conversations
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Fixed the image coordinate hint being missing or slightly off for large near-square images on newer models
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Fixed feature flag, startup, fast mode, profile and feedback requests to Anthropic carrying the API key configured for a third-party gateway (ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL); Anthropic API keys are still sent
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Fixed a mod's hot reload ignoring a fix saved right after a failed reload; saving a mod file without changing it no longer reloads the mod
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Fixed mods loaded from source files being refused when a hook hands $ to a function declaration imported from another file of the mod
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Fixed a regression in 2.1.296 where cloud and headless sessions could run an approved tool call twice if a new message arrived as the session resumed after a restart
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Fixed scheduled tasks being announced for the wrong minute: the scheduling tools now report each job's actual next run time
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Fixed mods' hooks being handed values with __proto__ keys silently removed, which could skip a tool.check guard on a tool call another mod made
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Fixed claude -p saying nothing when a settings file fails validation: text-output runs now list the file and the invalid entry on stderr
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Fixed long pastes in terminals without bracketed paste losing all text after an invisible control character, such as a mis-decoded curly quote
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Fixed managed settings and organization policy not being fetched when the stored login's plan was changed locally on machines whose MDM or managed-settings file sets forceLoginOrgUUID
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Fixed MCP connections over HTTP hanging for 30 seconds and failing when a server never ends the body of its reply to a notification (#99014)
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Fixed MCP servers added to a running headless or SDK session being connected before some policy checks ran; a blocked server is now reported as failed without being contacted
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Fixed claude mcp list, claude mcp get and subagent MCP servers starting a server that a policy check blocks; it is now reported as blocked without being started
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Fixed /reload-plugins not loading a plugin installed from another terminal a moment earlier
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Fixed blank rows appearing under CJK and emoji text squeezed into a one-cell column, as in a very narrow terminal
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Fixed text cut in the middle beside wide characters leaving a cell unused or being cut twice, and an emoji vanishing where a color changed inside it
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Fixed bare mode notices in background sessions telling you to restart without --bare, which keeps the mode; they now name /stop and claude --resume, as safe mode ones do
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Fixed ← not saying why it stayed put over a queued message while Remote Control is on
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Fixed $.http.fetch in mods refusing a 304, 204 or 205 response that declares a Content-Length over the 4 MiB body limit
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Fixed /config push notification toggles sending your account the previous setting instead of the one you just chose
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Fixed a cloud session leaving a reply unfinished when its worker was replaced just after the reply hit the output token limit
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Fixed Read failing on PDF page ranges in remote sessions on Linux that run without elevated privileges
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Fixed Enter answering a question or permission prompt that had been held back while you typed an unsent message
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Fixed a file attached to a message in a remote session being left out when its download stalled part way; the download is now tried again
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Fixed queued prompts sent as content blocks over --input-format stream-json running together without a line break when merged into one turn
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Fixed self-hosted runner sessions shutting down MCP servers added through an --exec-path wrapper's own --mcp-config when connectors change mid-session
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Fixed claude plugin eval passing runs that the API refused: a run that ends on an API error now scores 0 without grading and makes the suite exit 1
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Fixed permission prompts cutting off or wrapping too early when the reason text contains keycap or joined emoji
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Fixed forceLoginOrgUUID and forceLoginMethod from MDM or the managed-settings file being hidden or replaced by server-managed settings
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Fixed --bare sessions leaving out an MCP server named constructor or prototype that --channels asked for
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Fixed resuming a conversation from before /clear reattaching to the Remote Control session of the conversation after it
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Fixed a prompt starting with /, sent with the Agent SDK's verbatimPrompts option, running as a slash command when CLAUDE_CODE_RESUME_INTERRUPTED_TURN re-ran it after a restart
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Fixed background sessions started with --safe-mode silently leaving safe mode when the session was woken or restarted
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Fixed scheduled tasks and loops firing again after every turn, or firing early, during the repeated hour when daylight saving time ends
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Fixed the diff view listing a new file whose name begins or ends with a space under the wrong name
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Fixed MCP tool calls in headless and SDK sessions sometimes failing or running twice when a background reconnect closed the connection they were running on
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Fixed /btw side questions in non-interactive sessions not being cancelled when the session ends, and running a second time when the same request arrived again mid-run
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Fixed sandboxed commands on macOS being able to read or write a denied path by its real location when the denied path passes through a symlink
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Fixed sandbox denyRead and allowRead globs with braces, parentheses or backslashes in a folder's name being read differently by Claude Code's settings checks than by the sandbox
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Fixed sandbox glob allowRead and allowWrite entries not being re-checked when the directory they start from is replaced by a symlink
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Fixed worktree-isolated sessions accepting some awk programs the isolation guard should refuse
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Fixed claude mcp add <name> -- <command> --background being started as a background session
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Fixed a prompt or reply of --bg or --background to a background session being taken for the flag, which could start new sessions over and over instead of delivering it
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Fixed a custom slash command's embedded shell line running twice when a newer message interrupted the command while its prompt was being checked
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Fixed --worktree sessions leaving a folder behind in .git/worktrees in repositories using git's reftable ref storage
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Fixed claude self-hosted-runner sessions using Anthropic-managed git showing tracked files as staged deletions when starting in a reused clone whose remote is still empty
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Fixed Ultracode not being announced to scheduled tasks and other delivered headless turns when ultracode is on in settings
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Fixed MCP OAuth sign-in, token refresh and sign-out not sending configured headers/headersHelper values, which broke servers behind an authenticating proxy
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Fixed the Artifact tool reporting a spurious one-line difference against the live page, and refusing the publish, when a large page with a line break after <head> is published again unchanged
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Fixed $.ui.open reporting a mod's pane as placed in sessions where no surface draws it, such as Claude Code for VS Code and claude -p
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Fixed the agent.spawn mod hook not running when a finished subagent or a killed teammate is resumed: the hook's event now carries resume, and a mod can refuse it
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Fixed claude plugin validate rejecting a mod's $.state references when plugin.json has no types key and the contract is at ./types/index.d.ts
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Fixed a mod's dimColor text looking the same as plain text under the dark ANSI theme and on 16-color terminals
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Fixed plan mode running a write (an MCP tool's, a file's, a shell command's) that a PreToolUse hook or a mod's tool.check hook allowed
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Fixed background subagents in auto mode sometimes sending their final report twice, once as the result and once as a message
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Fixed SendMessage not finding a subagent by name after the CLI restarted and resumed the session (names given before the last compaction still need the agent ID)
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Fixed replies cut off at the output token limit ending the turn silently, with no retry or error, after a request fell back to non-streaming mode
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Fixed Read garbling UTF-16LE files with a byte-order mark, and Write dropping byte-order marks or silently converting Windows-1252, Shift-JIS, GBK or UTF-16BE files to UTF-8 (now refused)
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Fixed cloud sessions sometimes leaving a message unanswered when the worker was replaced right after a compaction
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Fixed cloud sessions and CLAUDE_CODE_RESUME_INTERRUPTED_TURN sometimes answering a finished turn again after a restart, when a tool ended the turn and a skill loaded in the same step
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Fixed photos sent over Remote Control being dropped when their copy could not be saved on your computer; Claude now still sees the photo
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Fixed files sent over Remote Control sometimes not arriving in long-running sessions
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Fixed files of 30 to 35 MiB sent over Remote Control or to a cloud session not arriving
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Fixed a user-installed mod's $.env.set changing the environment or shell prefix that command hooks from managed settings start with
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Windows: Fixed the process-liveness check leaving orphaned PowerShell processes behind on busy machines until memory ran out
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Windows: Fixed PreToolUse and PermissionRequest hooks that set no shell failing open when Git for Windows isn't installed; a guard that fails now blocks the call
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Windows: Fixed Bash commands failing with \"command not found\" for a whole session when Git Bash did not report its PATH at startup
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Self-hosted runner: Improved what setup and doctor say when the runner's machine has no git credentials
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Self-hosted runner: Fixed sessions that wrote output before their first turn being left with no release timer, ignoring --retire-at and delaying shutdown
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Improved the error shown when a cloud session is refused because your claude.ai login was rejected or has expired: it now tells you to sign in again with claude auth login
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Improved enforcement of managed permission rules, managed hooks and organization MCP tool names against user-installed mods
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Improved memory and disk use when PDFs are @-mentioned: their bytes are no longer kept in the session transcript
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Improved sandboxed Bash on Linux: Esc and Ctrl-C now work while wildcard read rules are being expanded for a command
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Improved the startup warning for an unrecognized model ID: it is now one short line under the welcome banner with a docs link, instead of a long raw message
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Improved the plugin-authoring skill's steps for sharing a mod: Claude asks public or private and checks the files before creating a GitHub repository
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Improved the Skill tool's \"Unknown skill\" error to suggest a skill's listed name when Claude wrongly adds the anthropic-skills: prefix to it
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Improved /reload-skills to say it re-sends the full skill list to Claude, which is how to get skills back after compaction
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Improved the error shown when a worktree cannot be created because its base commit does not resolve: it now says how the lookup ended and the likely reasons, such as a repository without a commit
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Improved the error for creating a worktree at a bare-repository layout's root: it now explains the layout instead of an unrelated git error
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Improved artifact watching: a local session can now watch up to 25 published artifacts at once, up from 10
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Improved background agent notifications: they now say when an agent is only waiting on its own background work, got a message too late for its result, or was stopped by a usage limit
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Changed plugin hooks and workflow scripts to refuse values they hand back that nest deeper than 28,000 levels, with an error naming the limit (workflow scripts allowed 100,000)
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Changed actions a plugin hook can block to be refused, not let through, when the hook cannot be handed them or cannot hand back its answer; a tool that already ran has its result withheld
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Changed requests to claude.ai's connector proxy and to Anthropic-hosted MCP servers to no longer follow HTTP redirects; redirects by a connector's own server are unaffected
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Changed MCP requests in cloud and self-hosted runner sessions to no longer follow HTTP redirects from the session's MCP proxy
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Changed skill and command loading: one whose file or folder name has hidden, direction-changing or blank-like characters, < or > is no longer offered until renamed; such a name: is ignored
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Changed ui.render trees in claude plugin test: each mod's Box or Text root now carries part: { plugin } naming the mod, so exact-tree assertions must include it
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Changed WebFetch page reads to pick their effort as web searches do: the caller's level on the caller's own model, otherwise the level settings give the small model
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Changed claude plugin test to fail a call to a mod's served $ method that has not answered within ten seconds, as a session does
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Changed MCP allow rules to reach only the server they name: mcp__a no longer allows a server named a__b or a_; write mcp__<server>__* with the server's whole normalized name
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Changed agent tools: lists to take only the named MCP server's tools; list a server whose name contains __ as mcp__<whole name>__*
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Changed Claude in Chrome in Cowork cloud sessions outside auto mode: an approved-site action the safety classifier flags now asks you instead of being refused, unless managed settings apply
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Changed cloud session and Remote Control MCP connectors to negotiate MCP protocol version 2026-07-28 by default on installs that fetch no flags; MCP_PROTOCOL_NEGOTIATION=legacy opts out
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Changed MCP tool descriptions and server instructions from Anthropic's first-party MCP servers at api.anthropic.com to reach Claude in full instead of being cut at 4,096 characters
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Changed auto mode in Cowork cloud sessions: a PermissionRequest hook can no longer approve shell commands or subagents; those prompts wait or are denied
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Changed the resume command printed at exit: it names the session by its ID and no longer by its name, so that nothing in a session name can run when the line is pasted
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Changed the resume command printed at exit of a worktree session: it uses -w and -r if the long flags do not fit the terminal. If neither fits a kept worktree, rows above it say where to run it
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Changed /btw side questions in non-interactive sessions to return a timeout error when still unanswered after 11 minutes
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Changed UserPromptSubmit hooks to run before a skill or custom slash command expands, so a hook that blocks the prompt now also stops its embedded shell commands
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Changed a skill's own front-matter UserPromptSubmit hook to first run on the prompt after the one that invokes the skill
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Changed the turn.start mod hook to also hear subagents' and teammates' turns, not only the main loop's; tell them apart by e.agentId (absent on the main loop)
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Changed the errors shown when /ultrareview can't upload a repository to stop suggesting git add ., which could stage or commit untracked files such as .env
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Changed the cyber safeguard notice to no longer ask people to apply to the Cyber Verification Program
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[VSCode] Fixed an unsent prompt and its attachments being lost when switching to another session and back
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[VSCode] Fixed unused blank chats keeping a background Claude process running after starting a new conversation
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[VSCode] Fixed the mic button showing an internal error message when you are signed out of claude.ai; it now offers to sign you in
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[VSCode] Improved startup time in workspaces without a Python environment by starting Claude while the Python extension loads
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[VSCode] Improved startup: the model picker and slash command menu now fill in right away in a new window on a folder you've opened before
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[Cloud sessions] Fixed a memory spike that could crash a session when many of its existing output files were re-sent to it at once
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[Cloud sessions] Fixed saving an edited routine silently moving it to a different environment when its own had been deleted or wasn't in the list; the routine now keeps its environment
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[Cloud sessions] Fixed Sessions search in a self-hosted environment's admin details finding nothing when you paste the session ID from a session's link
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[Cloud sessions] Fixed the Sessions and Runners lists in a self-hosted environment's admin details saying the list is empty when a search just has no matches
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[Cloud sessions] Improved the deploy command shown when you create a self-hosted environment or environment key: it shows in full, wraps between arguments, and has a visible copy button
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[Cloud sessions] Changed deleting a self-hosted environment to turn off its routines right away, with the reason shown on each routine, instead of leaving their runs to fail
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[Remote Control] Fixed Remote Control sessions whose computer can't be reached still appearing to send your messages; your text now stays in the box and Send is off until it reconnects
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[Claude Tag] Added the ability for Claude in Slack to delete a canvas it created in a channel when someone asks it to
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[Claude Tag] Fixed Claude in Slack staying silent on untagged posts that a channel's own instructions tell it to answer, such as posts that tag someone else, in channels with guests
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[Claude Tag] Fixed Claude in Slack reporting a reply to another channel's thread as posted when it isn't a member there; it now says the reply wasn't delivered and how to fix that
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[Claude Tag] Fixed Claude in Slack sometimes ending a turn without posting its answer when a self-hosted runner's image has no python3
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[Claude Tag] Changed how Claude in Slack corrects a message it got wrong: it edits the message in place and adds a short \"Edited\" note instead of striking through the old text
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[Claude Tag] Changed Claude in Slack to join channels with more than 100 members quietly, with no intro message
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[Code Review] Fixed Code Review's monthly spend-limit comment and check-run card sending admins to Claude Code settings; they now link the Usage page, where that limit is set
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If the agent isn't using my diagnostics library, I could introspect and update AGENTS.md, but there's still a delta, and it'll drift. Instead, I write a pre-commit hook that checks the git diff for direct calls to observability modules that bypass my diagnostics module. Boom: fail the commit, inject a prompt telling the agent to use the diagnostics library. All of a sudden it's ten out of ten.
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— Geoffrey Huntley, nobody should type code by hand anymore. here's what's left.
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feat(cli): add --json to deploy listeners list (#9243)
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Last week we announced that Gemini Enterprise has evolved to make it even simpler to get work done, and introduced the Gemini agent, your new universal agent for work. It's always on and ready to answer your questions. It will write code, complete longer and more complex tasks, or perform whatever you need to get the job done, all from a single prompt box. And model intelligence underpins it all.
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To enable a new frontier of work, we are making our new frontier model, Gemini 4 Argon, available on Google Cloud.
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We trained Argon to work with both depth and precision, which allows it to maintain context across long, multi-step tasks which are reinforced with strong domain expertise along the way. Whether your team is running complex software builds, handling detailed financial and legal work, or deploying cybersecurity tools like CodeMender, Argon helps your teams maintain focus from start to finish.
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Four ways Argon changes how your business works
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1. Hand off your hardest work
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Your teams already use Gemini for business to answer questions and draft content. With Argon, they can hand off the deep, multi-step work that used to take hours or days, and get back finished work they can use.
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Argon reads long documents that mix text, tables, charts and images, and turns them into one clear output grounded in those sources. It can pull findings from many sources into a single structured answer, analyze data over time, and write stronger legal, finance, and executive documents. On long tasks, it keeps going until the job is done. We trained Argon to respect system boundaries, report negative findings honestly, and pause for confirmation before taking irreversible steps, and it tells you when it couldn't find something or finish a task.
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Customers who tested Argon tell us it excels at turning huge, unstructured inputs into cohesive outputs.
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\"As software development becomes more agentic, teams need models that can support long-running, multi-step work across all stages of the development lifecycle. Gemini 4 Argon is designed to help organizations bring AI into development, security, and operations while keeping it within established enterprise workflows and controls.” – Stuart Moncada, VP, GitLab.
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2. Precise, verifiable results on the work that drives your business
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In finance, legal, tax, and other regulated work, calculations and data extraction need to be precise, repeatable, and verifiable.
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For financial quantitative work, Argon can help automate multi-step ledger reconciliations, spreadsheet formulas, and variance analyses. It delivers high calculation integrity, citation fidelity, and formula accuracy across quantitative models. The proof is in the numbers: Argon leads on the Vals Index, which measures economic impact across finance, coding, legal, and tax work.
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In legal research, Argon can help legal teams review case law and regulatory filings to pull out verified citations and key precedents. It leads on domain-specific evaluations like Harvey's Legal Agent Benchmark for legal research and drafting, with strong citation fidelity and direct answers when helping teams evaluate complex legal precedents.
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\"Gemini 4 Argon shows how much progress Google has made on agentic legal reasoning. We saw substantial improvements over Gemini 3.1 Pro across our legal agent evaluations, particularly in corporate M&A, data privacy and cybersecurity, and EC/VC. Accuracy also held up on long-document analysis, an encouraging result for lawyers working through detailed transactional matters.\" – Niko Grupen, Head of Applied Research, Harvey.
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“We collaborated with Google on NowAI-Bench to help shape Gemini 4 for key enterprise work. In early access, it delivered roughly 20% improved task success than Gemini 3.8 Flash, with standout gains in HR and customer service. On the ServiceNow AI Platform, our L1 Service Desk AI specialist brings Google’s most advanced intelligence, governed and secure, turning tasks into fully autonomous work.” - Nenshad Bardoliwalla, Senior Vice President, AI Products, ServiceNow.
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3. Build and ship products faster
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Argon is built to handle complex, multi-step projects from start to finish. Our customers consistently ask for intelligence that can break down goals, track progress, and update multiple files at the same time.
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\"Gemini 4 Argon handles complex tasks reliably, from 3D games to rich animations. In Figma Make, it helps teams turn their most ambitious, multi-step ideas into impressive prototypes.” – Loredana Crisan, Chief Design Officer, Figma.
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To see how well Argon handles this, we put it to work on our own tools. The team behind our open-source Agent Development Kit (ADK) set out to reduce framework overhead and improve code performance while maintaining full compatibility with existing applications. Working autonomously overnight within automated testing guardrails, Argon surfaced optimizations, now live in google/adk-python, that cut in-memory session prep time by 40% in long sessions and speed up cold imports by 21%. To learn more, read the engineering deep dive here.
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Across Google, engineering teams using Argon in Google Antigravity have increased agentic code submissions by more than 35% while cutting code rollbacks by nearly a third. The Chrome team used Argon to finish an architectural refactor across hundreds of files in Chromium's 40 million-line codebase, completing months of work in weeks. Argon's improvements in spatial reasoning, mathematical precision and visual coding also make it faster to go from idea to working prototype.
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For more advanced algorithms, our code optimization and discovery agent AlphaEvolve uses Argon to deliver strong performance improvements across real-world enterprise workloads, including factory scheduling, logistics, game code speed-ups, and chip layout — as well as complex mathematical benchmarks, and more.
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To learn how to best use Argon, check out the developer's guide.
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4. Stronger defense for your code and business
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While Argon has cyber mitigations that block offensive tasks such as pentesting and exploitation,you can still take full advantage of Argon’s defensive capabilities using CodeMender to find and fix vulnerabilities, or use Argon with your own security harness.It ties for first place on CWE-Bench v1 with a top score of 68% for remediating security vulnerabilities.
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\"We are integrating Gemini 4 Argon into MarketingX for automated codebase security audits. In our evaluations, the model successfully identified 100% of top-priority vulnerabilities with 0% fabricated vulnerabilities across verified claims. This precision unlocks proactive, code-level security for our customers before deployment.” - Yunus Emre, Chief AI Officer of AI Lab, HubX.
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Security also means being able to trust Argon inside your own environment. Argon is our most resilient model yet against indirect prompt injections, where malicious instructions or context are used to hijack a model’s behavior. It leads the Gray Swan Indirect Prompt Injection benchmark, cutting attack success across 15 adaptive attempts to 0.7%. That matters when Argon reads email, documents and webpages that may contain hidden malicious instructions.
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We are also releasing Argon without cyber guardrails to a select set of trusted defenders, which allows for testing a full breadth of cybersecurity capabilities. Trusted defenders are vetted through our Fairwind Program, a limited access initiative that provides government, critical infrastructure, and cybersecurity partners exclusive, unmitigated access to advanced models.
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Enterprise customers and partners in our early access program are already seeing strong wins with Argon.
Argon launches at an introductory rate of $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output tokens through November 30, 2026, with cached input tokens priced at 95% off. After November 30, standard pricing of $4 per million input tokens and $20 per million output tokens will apply. Review the model card and developer guidefor complete technical specifications, token limits, and migration instructions.
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Cyber defenders can join us at Security Summit to learn how to use Gemini 4 Argon to defend against machine-speed threats and automate remediation.
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The vocabulary also supports generation: a compact language model trained from scratch over ProTok tokens jointly generates backbone and sequence, with 52% of sampled backbones designable versus 21% for a parameter-matched GeoBPE baseline. 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