Claude Code 2.1.292 Release
This release adds marketplace plugin installation via --marketplace flag, effort parameters for sub-agents, prompt caching for mods, workflow agent spawning, and improved analytics in Code Review. It also includes various improvements to plugin testing, usage messaging, artifact handling, and administrative interfaces across Claude Tag and other features.
Added
- Added
--marketplace <source>toclaude plugin install: adds the marketplace if needed, under the same policy checks asclaude plugin marketplace add, then installs the plugin from it - Added an
effortparameter to the Agent tool, so Claude runs a sub-agent at the effort level you ask for - Added
CLAUDE_CODE_OVERLOADED_RETRY_BASE_DELAY_MSenvironment variable to set a longer base delay for the backoff when retrying an overloaded (529) request - Added
prompt.autocomplete, an event a mod hooks to add its own rows to the prompt box's autocomplete list - Added prompt caching to
$.model.completefor mods:promptandsystemtake blocks of text, andcache: trueon a block caches the request up to it - Added workflow agents to the
agent.spawnmod hook, with their run and index, so a mod can refuse them - [Claude Tag] Added an Edit button to the Allowed domains card on a channel's Configure page, so Enterprise admins can open the access bundle that sets the channel's domains
- [Code Review] Added the period's total with its change from the previous period, and a breakdown by repository, to the PRs reviewed chart in Code Review analytics
Changed
- Changed local (stdio) MCP server connections to negotiate protocol version 2026-07-28 by default on every install, including Bedrock, Vertex and Foundry;
MCP_PROTOCOL_NEGOTIATION=legacyopts out - Changed
claude plugin test: a failedexpectinside a hook the test registered, or a stub answer the engine refuses, now fails the test instead of passing silently - Changed usage limit messages to write claude.ai settings links with https:// so terminals and apps can make them clickable
- Changed scheduled and Run now routine runs to publish a new artifact only you can see without asking for approval; artifacts that request connectors or other access still ask
- Changed agent names to allow at most 256 characters: a longer one is rejected, and a skill's or a plugin file's
namelonger than that is ignored - [Claude Tag] Changed the first message of a Slack thread continued with
!forkto a card showing where it came from, the request, and who asked, with a link to the original thread - [Claude Tag] Changed the organization-wide and default spend limit boxes on Claude Tag's spend limits page in admin settings to save only when you press Save or Enter, not when you click away
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