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The latest Sonnet 5 news, : Claude Code deletes local coding sessions after 30 days.
5 stories mentioning Sonnet 5 since 27 September 2026, newest first, each with its sources and discussion. Follow to see new ones on your front page.
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Claude Code deletes local coding sessions after 30 days
Coding agent session histories contain valuable data on failed attempts, cost drivers, and correction patterns, but they are often ephemeral. The author argues that these transcripts are essential for debugging agent…
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Anthropic's internal AI usage exceeds employee compensation in IPO filing
Anthropic disclosed in its IPO filing that the value of internal Claude AI usage, calculated at retail prices, surpassed monthly employee compensation costs excluding stock awards in April 2026. By September, internal…
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Microsoft enables usage-based billing by default for Copilot Business licenses
Microsoft will activate usage-based billing by default for eligible services under Microsoft 365 Copilot Business licenses starting November 2. The change applies to small and midsize businesses with up to 300 seats…
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Sonnet 5.5 matches Opus 5.5 on three tasks with the 1020 trick
YaroTech tested Sonnet 5.5 on three tasks using the same wording and the intentional typo '1020' as five days prior. The model showed similar performance to Opus 5.5 from that time, including correcting the defect rate…
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Creator shares GPT-6 Astra review skill based on Arc
A creator has released a new AI skill designed to enhance the review capabilities of GPT-6 Astra, a model released this month. The skill, developed by a character named 'Jig', extracts the core methodologies from the…
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As of 2 November 2026: Claude Code deletes local coding sessions after 30 days. Coding agent session histories contain valuable data on failed attempts, cost drivers, and correction patterns, but they are often ephemeral.