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Claude Code v2.1.178 Release
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- →The update enhances security by evaluating subagent actions before execution.
- →Improved error messaging and workflow prompts increase user-friendliness.
- →The new syntax for permission rules provides better control over tool parameters.
Claude Code has released version 2.1.178, bringing a host of improvements and bug fixes. Key updates include a new syntax for permission rules that allows better control over tool parameters, and enhancements to the auto mode that ensure subagent actions are evaluated before execution. The update also improves error messaging and workflow prompts, making the tool more user-friendly. These changes aim to enhance the overall functionality and reliability of Claude Code for developers.
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