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Claude Code v2.1.121 Released with New Features
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- →These updates enhance the usability and efficiency of Claude Code, making it more accessible for developers and users.
Claude Code has released version 2.1.121, which includes significant updates aimed at improving user experience and functionality. Key changes include the addition of an 'alwaysLoad' option in the MCP server configuration, allowing all tools to be readily available, and a new type-to-filter search box for easier navigation of skills. Other enhancements involve improved terminal interactions, such as scrollable dialogs and better URL handling in fullscreen mode. This update also optimizes server performance with auto-retry capabilities for transient errors during startup.
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