What
claude plugin details <name> shows what a plugin contributes and estimates how much context its components add.
Usage
claude plugin details my-plugin
claude plugin details my-plugin --json
Details
- Lists component inventory for skills, commands, agents, hooks, and MCP servers.
- Shows estimated always-on token cost added to each session.
- Breaks down per-component always-on and on-invoke costs when available.
- Supports JSON output for scripting.
Evidence
Plugin details subcommand and report output (search for "Show a plugin's component inventory and projected token cost", "Component inventory", "Projected token cost")
What
A new built-in Proactive output style makes Claude act more autonomously: execute immediately, minimize interruptions, and prefer action over planning.
Usage
claude
# Open /config and set Output style to Proactive
Details
- Adds
Proactive alongside existing built-in output styles. - Uses a dedicated style prompt, not just a generic reminder.
- Adds a shorter per-turn reminder:
Execute autonomously, minimize interruptions, prefer action over planning. - This is a fully built-in style; no plugin is required.
Evidence
Built-in output style definition (search for "Proactive Style Active", "Claude executes immediately, minimizes interruptions, and prefers action over planning")
Terminal Scroll Speed Setup #
What
/terminal-setup now includes an interactive scroll-speed control for tuning mouse wheel behavior in the terminal.
Usage
claude
# Run /terminal-setup, then use left/right to adjust scroll speed
Details
- Shows current terminal/editor scroll behavior.
- Lets users adjust with left/right arrows, reset with
r, save with Enter, or cancel with Esc. - Saves the selected value to user settings as
CLAUDE_CODE_SCROLL_SPEED. - Detects terminal context such as VS Code, Cursor, Windows Terminal, xterm.js, and high-rate wheel events.
Evidence
Interactive scroll-speed UI (search for "Scroll speed", "Scroll to feel it · ←/→ adjust · r reset to auto · Enter save · Esc cancel", "CLAUDE_CODE_SCROLL_SPEED")
Cloud Gateway Authentication [Gradual Rollout] #
What
Claude Code now has first-class plumbing for an enterprise Cloud gateway backend.
Usage
claude auth login
# Select Cloud gateway when that option is available for your environment
Details
- Adds Cloud gateway as a distinct API provider.
- Stores gateway URL/status in account and diagnostics views.
- Refreshes gateway JWTs through the gateway OAuth token endpoint.
- Pins and verifies TLS fingerprints on restore, warning users to re-login if trust changes.
- Loads managed settings through the gateway and surfaces actionable re-authentication messages when they fail.
Evidence
Cloud gateway provider and login flow (search for "Cloud gateway", "Gateway URL", "Connected to Cloud gateway.", "[gateway-refresh] refreshed gateway JWT")
/goal Status and Completion Behavior #
/goal is not new in this release, but its UX is clearer. Active goals now show a richer panel with elapsed time, turns, token count, last check, and /goal clear to stop early. Completed goals show Goal achieved and the stop-hook instruction now says the goal auto-clears after success, instead of telling the user to clear it manually.
Evidence
Goal status panel and updated hook instruction (search for "Goal active", "/goal clear to stop early", "It auto-clears once the condition is met")
Hook and Plugin Commands Gain Safer Exec Form #
Hook command definitions can now use an explicit args array for exec-style invocation. Claude Code validates the common mistake of putting both whitespace in command and also supplying args, and explains how to split executable and arguments correctly.
Usage
{
"command": "node",
"args": ["script.js"]
}
Details
command is resolved as an executable when args is present.- Arguments avoid shell parsing for quotes,
$, and backticks. - Plugin and hook substitutions now include
${CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR} in more places, including monitor hooks and plugin command paths.
Evidence
Exec-form hook schema and validation (search for "Argument list for exec form", "Exec form treats \"command\" as a single executable name", "${CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR}")
Remote Control Diagnostics Are More Specific #
Remote Control now tells users why it is unavailable in more cases, especially when the session is using API-key auth or a non-first-party backend.
Details
- Distinguishes
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN, apiKeyHelper, and ANTHROPIC_UNIX_SOCKET cases. - Explains that Remote Control requires claude.ai subscription auth.
- Adds a specific message when the active backend is not
api.anthropic.com.
Evidence
Remote Control auth diagnostics (search for "Remote Control requires claude.ai subscription auth", "ANTHROPIC_API_KEY is set", "Remote Control is only available when using Claude via api.anthropic.com")
Claude.ai MCP Connector Diagnostics #
Claude.ai MCP connector setup now reports clearer disabled states for third-party providers, API-key precedence, and missing user:mcp_servers scope.
Details
- Clarifies that claude.ai org connectors are disabled when the inference token lacks MCP scope.
- Explicitly says locally configured MCP servers in
managed-mcp.json, .claude.json, and .mcp.json are not affected. - Adds clearer provider-specific messages for third-party backends.
Evidence
MCP eligibility messages (search for "[claudeai-mcp] Disabled on third-party provider", "inference token lacks user:mcp_servers scope")
Agent View Disable Setting Renamed #
The managed setting/environment-variable wording changed from “background-agents fleet” to “agent view.”
Details
- New setting field:
disableAgentView. - New environment variable:
CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_AGENT_VIEW. - Old wording referenced
CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_AGENTS_FLEET; administrators should update managed settings and environment overrides.
Evidence
Setting rename (search for "Disable agent view", "CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_AGENT_VIEW", and compare old "CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_AGENTS_FLEET")
Configurable Max Turns Environment Variable #
Claude Code now reads CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_TURNS as a default max-turn override when max turns are not otherwise supplied.
Usage
CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_TURNS=50 claude
Details
- The value must be a positive integer.
- Invalid values fail early with a clear error.
Evidence
Max-turn environment parsing (search for "CLAUDE_CODE_MAX_TURNS must be a positive integer")
Supervised Mode Exits on Fatal Runtime Errors #
When CLAUDE_CODE_SUPERVISED is set, uncaught exceptions and unhandled rejections now cause the process to exit after logging. This is useful for service managers or wrapper processes that should restart a crashed CLI instead of letting it limp along.
Usage
CLAUDE_CODE_SUPERVISED=1 claude
Evidence
Supervised fatal-error handling (search for "Uncaught exception under CLAUDE_CODE_SUPERVISED — exiting", "Unhandled rejection under CLAUDE_CODE_SUPERVISED — exiting")