Claude Code just had a MAJOR update. Here's how to use it.

Over the past month, Anthropic has released a ton of secret updates to Claude Code that you would only find out about if you were following specific Twitter accounts. In this video, I'm going to go over all those secret updates that you probably missed that will completely change how you use Claude Code and make it way better. If you use Claude Code, this is going to be the most important video you watch this month. I promise you whether you're a beginner or a pro, you will be using Claude Code completely differently after these 10 updates. Let's get into it. So, this one is a great one and that is the ability to resume past Claude Code sessions. If you're anything like me, you've had tons of conversations with Claude Code that has context you don't want to miss out on. You reset your computer and all that context disappears. Well, no more. If you type into your terminal claude dashres, hit enter, it will bring up all your past sessions you had with Claude Code for the project you're working on. So, for the sake of demonstration this video, I'm going to show you this project management tool I'm building out right now that helps you manage all my projects in Claude Code. So, I have all my past sessions here that I've had with Claude. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to hit resume on my past session. And all the context I had and all the conversation I had from that session is now completely resumed. So, now I don't have to go back and fill in clawed code with all the past context every time I reset my computer or my Visual Studio Code. This is massive and this is going to make it so much easier to get back into past conversations you have and not miss out on any of the context you had before. I put the command to resume your sessions down below in the description. All the commands and all the changes I go over will be down in the description below. So, feel free to pause and copy and paste that into like your Apple notes. Okay. So, say we resumed our past session and there's a ton of context in there. When you get a lot of context into Claude code and starts filling up your window, it actually can make Claude hallucinate a lot more than it does before.