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Your Claude Code weekly limit settles 17% below where it sits today
From 14 September the standard weekly allowance on Pro, Max, Team and seat-based Enterprise plans lands at 25% above the pre-promotion baseline, and this time it is permanent rather than a promotion with an end date. Both of Anthropic's figures are correct because they count from different points: indexed, the old baseline is 100, today's boosted ceiling is 150, and the new standard is 125. The temporary boost that started on 13 May now runs to 13 September.
The sandbox your ChatGPT session runs code in can now reach the open internet
Simon Willison spent a week mapping ChatGPT Work and found a code interpreter that installs packages and calls APIs, a headless Chrome that fills forms and runs JavaScript against the DOM, and a filesystem that persists across conversations. Sub-agents fan out across Sol, Luna and Terra, and Sites deploy straight onto Cloudflare Workers. He rates it extraordinarily confusing and very powerful, and notes it assembles his lethal trifecta in one product: private data, untrusted content and a way to talk back out.
Custom agents your org publishes turn up in Visual Studio's picker by themselves
GitHub organisation and enterprise owners can publish custom agents for use across every repository they own, and Visual Studio detects them without being asked, showing both the description and the publishing organisation. The same August update adds Low, Medium and High thinking-effort settings on supported models, a management view carrying context window and cost per model, and a Git agent that reviews uncommitted changes before a pull request exists. It reaches Free, Student, Pro, Business and Enterprise alike.
