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Streaming through a proxy on Bedrock was billing every call twice
Claude Code 2.1.239 fixes a defect in which Bedrock streaming behind a proxy doubled billed API calls, with nothing surfacing in the session to show it. The same release makes cost estimates account for the 1.1x US-only-inference premium on data-residency workspaces, and adds a /claude-api upgrade command that migrates a project to the 1.x Python library.
A Slack thread can open a pull request without anyone touching an editor
Mentioning @GitHub in a Slack or Microsoft Teams channel now starts a cloud agent session that anyone in the conversation can question, steer or add context to. The agent investigates failures, implements changes and validates its work in a secure cloud sandbox before opening a pull request, and the session can be picked up afterwards from a terminal or an IDE. It needs a Copilot Business or Enterprise plan, and repository administrators can require an extra approval before agent-authored changes merge.
One misfiring subagent no longer takes the whole turn down with it
Devin Desktop 3.8.20 lets a running subagent be stopped on its own, where stopping one previously cancelled the entire turn and discarded what the others had done. Plan mode now produces a full Markdown plan file that can be reviewed separately before an explicit Implement button commits to it, and any number of agent windows can run side by side.