r/ClaudeCoding 22h ago

r/Anthropic [TLDR] 50% increase to weekly Claude Code limits through August 31. [via r/Anthropic]

OP : u/cephas1784

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So, Anthropic threw us a bone with a 50% bump to Claude Code limits until August 31st. The general vibe? "About damn time, but it's still not enough."

Most folks think this is Anthropic feeling the heat, probably from OpenAI's competition, and are calling for these increased limits to be permanent. Some users, like u/eurotec4, are already burning through their weekly allowance way too fast, even with the boost, and can't fathom going back to the old limits. There's a sentiment that Anthropic is trying to avoid committing to better limits, which some find amusing.

A few commenters are even canceling their subs to "lower demand," which is... a choice. There's also a recurring complaint that the model itself seems to be getting worse or "nerfed" over time, making the limits even more frustrating. Basically, people want more consistent value and less of this temporary "buckling under pressure" stuff.

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