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Claude Code Releases v2.1.118 Update
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- →This update enhances the usability and flexibility of Claude Code, making it more efficient for developers.
Claude Code has released version 2.1.118, which includes the addition of vim visual mode and visual-line mode, allowing for improved text selection and operator functionality. The update merges the /cost and /stats commands into a single /usage command while retaining shortcuts for both. Users can now create and switch between custom themes and invoke MCP tools directly through hooks. Additionally, various bug fixes have been implemented to enhance the overall user experience. This update reflects ongoing improvements in usability and functionality for developers using Claude Code.
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