Claude Code also updated an interesting little feature.
This time around, it can help you write a feedback report.
When a function fails, Claude discovers he has made a mistake, or when you tell him where the problem is, it automatically compiles the situation into a report.
You can check, modify, and decide whether to approve submission before sending.
However, you can also disable this feature in /config or change its behaviour settings.
The official also compiled a detailed documentation, and we will look at the specifics.
Claude Code started writing his own "feedback report".
Claude's feedback was drafted by a feedback report on Claude Code written by Claude's replacement. This feature requires the use of Claude Code v2.1.238 or higher.
Claude Code will store each draft of your feedback on your local device with the following path: ~/.claude/feedback/drafts/. Nothing will be sent to Anthropic until you actively send it.
Specifically, in the following cases, Claude will pass S.