Claude Code has shipped four releases in the last few days — from 2.1.150 to 2.1.153. No single blockbuster, but together a noticeable step forward, especially for teams using Claude Code daily.
/code-review —fix: Apply Findings Directly
The most useful update in v2.1.152: the /code-review command now has a --fix flag. Instead of just listing issues, Claude applies the suggestions directly to your working tree. This covers reuse opportunities, simplifications, and efficiency improvements. The old /simplify command now internally calls /code-review — a clean consolidation.
Security Plugin from the Marketplace
Now available for all Claude Code users: a real-time security guidance plugin, installable directly from the plugin marketplace. It provides security hints while you work, not just during review afterward. For teams that care about secure coding, this is a practical addition.
Opus 4.8 as Default
Claude Code now runs with Opus 4.8 and high-effort defaults by default. Dynamic Workflows are automatically active for Max and Team plan users. This means: Claude can independently spin up hundreds of parallel subagents for complex tasks — without you having to explicitly switch modes.
Smaller Fixes
- v2.1.153 adds a
skipLfsoption for plugin marketplace sources that skips Git LFS during cloning - Notice for npm global installs under certain conditions
- Fix for a regression where custom API gateways accidentally received the user’s OAuth credential instead of the gateway’s own token
- Auto Mode is now available on Bedrock, Vertex, and Foundry for Opus 4.7/4.8
Nothing revolutionary — but exactly the kind of steady progress that makes Claude Code smoother in daily use.
Sources: GitHub: Claude Code Releases