# Claude Limit Reset: The Free Full Reset, /limit-reset and What Each Reset Refills

> Anthropic gave every Pro, Max, Ultra and Team account one free full reset to use before 10 December 2026. What each kind of Claude limit reset refills, where the 'Reset for free' button is, why your weekly reset day doesn't move, and why Claude Code can answer 'Unknown command: /limit-reset'.

By Tahir Nazir · Published 2026-11-13 · Updated 2026-11-13
Canonical: https://www.its-tahir.com/blog/claude-limit-reset

**A Claude limit reset is a one-time credit from Anthropic that refills your Claude usage limits straight away. Every Pro, Max, Ultra and Team account got one free full reset on 10 November 2026, across all models and limits: use it with "Reset for free" in Settings > Usage before 10 December 2026 at 2:00 PM PT (22:00 UTC).**

It doesn't move your weekly reset day. Claude Code also has a hidden `/limit-reset` command, but it only runs when Anthropic has turned it on for your account; otherwise Claude Code answers `Unknown command: /limit-reset`. The button on the web does the same job, because your limits are shared across your account. Without a reset, your weekly limit refills at a fixed day and time shown in Settings > Usage, and your 5-hour limit five hours after your first message.

| What you see | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| "Reset for free" in Settings > Usage | You hold an unused reset | Click it when you're actually short of usage (see [when to use it](#when-should-i-use-my-claude-limit-reset)) |
| `Unknown command: /limit-reset` in Claude Code | The command isn't turned on for your session | Use Settings > Usage on the web, Desktop or mobile ([why](#why-does-claude-code-say-unknown-command-limit-reset)) |
| `/limit-reset to use your {kind} · {left} left · use by {date}`, filled in with your reset, for example "your full reset · 1 left" | Claude Code is offering a reset you hold | Run `/limit-reset` |
| `You've hit your weekly limit` | Your weekly allowance is used up | A full or weekly reset refills it; otherwise wait for your reset day |
| `You've hit your 5-hour limit` | Your 5-hour window is used up | Any reset refills it, including a Fable reset |
| Fable reset used, weekly bar barely moved | A Fable reset only gives back Fable usage on the weekly limit | Use the full reset for everything else |
| `You've hit your Fable limit` | The separate weekly Fable allowance is used up | A Fable reset gives that usage back |

*Last reviewed 13 November 2026, against Claude Code 2.1.323 and Claude's Help Center articles on limit resets and usage limits. The Claude Code strings below are read from the 2.1.323 package itself. I haven't spent a reset to test them, because a used reset can't be undone; what a reset refills comes from Anthropic's own pages and the Settings > Usage screen shown below, checked on the paid account I use, the same day.*

![Claude limit resets: a 5-hour reset refills the 5-hour limit, a weekly reset the weekly limit, a full reset every limit across all models (free one usable until 10 December 2026, 2:00 PM PT), a Fable reset only the weekly usage spent on Fable plus the whole 5-hour limit. None moves the weekly reset day. Use 'Reset for free' in Settings > Usage; in Claude Code, /limit-reset may answer 'Unknown command: /limit-reset'.](https://www.its-tahir.com/blog/claude-limit-reset/claude-limit-reset-kinds.svg)

*What each kind of Claude limit reset refills, and where you can use it.*

## What is a Claude limit reset?

**A limit reset is a credit Anthropic gives to eligible paid plans that puts some or all of your used Claude usage back, immediately, without changing your limits or your reset schedule.** Claude's Help Center describes it as "given occasionally to eligible plans", and the kind of reset decides what comes back.

| Kind | What it refills | Where it came from (November 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| **5-hour reset** | Your 5-hour limit, back to full | Offered occasionally |
| **Weekly reset** | Your weekly limit, back to full | Offered occasionally |
| **Full reset** | Every limit, across all models | One for every Pro, Max, Ultra and Team account, 10 November 2026, use by 10 December, 2:00 PM PT |
| **Fable reset** | Weekly: only the usage spent on Fable models. 5-hour: the whole window, every model | Fable 5.2 launch offer, from 9 November 2026 |

Fable is Anthropic's newest family of Claude models (Fable 5, Fable 5.1 and Fable 5.2, the last launched 9 November 2026); the Fable reset belongs to its launch offer. These four names are the ones Claude Code itself uses: the 2.1.323 build labels them `5-hour reset`, `weekly reset`, `full reset` and `Fable reset`, and `/limit-reset` accepts `fable`, `full`, `5-hour` or `weekly` as its argument.

What a reset doesn't do, in the Help Center's words: it doesn't refund extra usage you've already been billed for, it doesn't change your usage credit balance, and "a reset doesn't raise your limits". Once you use one, you can't undo it, and if you downgrade or cancel before using it, it's gone.

## How do I use the free Claude reset before December 10?

**If you're on Pro, Max, Ultra or Team, open Settings > Usage (or clau.de/reset), find Limit resets, click "Reset for free" and confirm, any time before 10 December 2026 at 2:00 PM PT.**

1. Go to [Settings > Usage](https://claude.ai/settings/usage) in Claude on the web, Claude Desktop or the Claude mobile app. Anthropic's announcement adds: "You'll find it in Settings > Usage, or at clau.de/reset."
2. In the **Limit resets** section, click **Reset for free**.
3. Confirm with **Reset for free**.

The Help Center adds that "the same 'Reset for free' button appears on the message you see when you reach a limit", and that "an unused reset expires on the day and time listed on the offer". For the free full reset that's 10 December 2026 at 2:00 PM PT (22:00 UTC).

Here's what that section looked like on the paid account I use, on 13 November 2026, before clicking anything:

![Claude Settings > Usage, Limit resets section, 2 available: Full reset, Expires Dec 11, 3:00 AM GMT+5, with a Reset for free button; Fable reset, Expires Mar 9, 2027, 12:59 PM GMT+5, 'Refills your 5-hour limit and your Fable allowance, and gives back what Fable used on your weekly limit. It doesn't reset your whole week.' with a Reset for free button.](https://www.its-tahir.com/blog/claude-limit-reset/settings-usage-limit-resets.png)

*Settings > Usage on claude.ai, 13 November 2026: one full reset and one Fable reset, times shown in the viewer's time zone (GMT+5).*

The expiry times are shown in your own time zone: "Dec 11, 3:00 AM GMT+5" is the same moment as 10 December, 2:00 PM PT, and "Mar 9, 2027, 12:59 PM GMT+5" is the Fable offer's 8 March, 11:59 PM PT. The app describes the Fable reset in one line: "Refills your 5-hour limit and your Fable allowance, and gives back what Fable used on your weekly limit. It doesn't reset your whole week."

**Who got it:** the announcement names Pro, Max, Ultra and Team. The Free plan has no limit resets, and the Fable launch offer leaves out self-serve and usage-based Enterprise plans and standard seats on legacy seat-based Enterprise plans. If there's no Limit resets section in your Settings > Usage, you don't hold one.

Anthropic's reason for the giveaway, from the [ClaudeDevs announcement](https://x.com/ClaudeDevs/status/2120275296637321476): "We recently fixed a few small issues that used more limits than intended, and the Fable resets didn't do much for those of you who'd already hit your weekly limits for all models." That lines up with the run of GitHub reports in the same weeks: a Team account at 100% of its weekly limit about 30.5 hours after the reset ([#107390](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/107390)), limits draining faster since mid-October while local token counts went down ([#108534](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/108534)), and headless `claude -p` runs using limits about 1.8 times faster than interactive ones ([#107134](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/107134)). Those are user reports; Anthropic hasn't said which of them were the issues it fixed.

**The usage you restore counts in Claude Code too.** The Help Center says so directly: "Your usage limits are shared across your Claude account, so the usage a reset restores also applies in Claude Code."

## Does a Claude limit reset change my weekly reset day?

**No. Every kind of reset leaves your weekly reset day and time exactly where they were.** The Help Center says "your weekly limits still reset on their usual day and time", and Claude Code's own confirmation reads `your weekly reset day stays {week}`.

So a reset is worth the most when there's a lot of week left: used on day 2 of your cycle it buys you nearly a second week, used six hours before your scheduled reset it buys you almost nothing. Settings > Usage shows your next weekly reset, so check it before you click.

## When should I use my Claude limit reset?

**Use it when you've actually run out and your next weekly reset is still days away.** Because the reset only refills usage and the schedule stays put:

- Hit your weekly limit on day 2 of your cycle? A full reset gives you nearly a whole second week before your normal reset.
- Six hours before your weekly reset? Using it then mostly duplicates the refill you were about to get for free.
- On a Pro plan or a Team standard seat, your Fable reset expires on **16 November 2026 at 11:59 PM PT**, so use it during the included Fable week if you need it. The Fable resets on Max, Ultra and Team premium seats last until **8 March 2027**.

You don't have to wait until you hit a limit: the Help Center says so, and Claude Code's `/limit-reset` will let you, after a question. Its exact wording is `You still have {percent}% of your {limit} left — use your {kind} anyway?`, or `You haven't reached a limit yet — use your {kind} anyway?` when it doesn't have a number.

## How many Fable resets do I get, and what do they refill?

**One to three, by how long you've paid, and on the weekly limit they only give back what you spent on Fable models.** From the [Fable 5.2 launch offers](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/17506494-claude-fable-5-2-launch-offers) page:

| Plan | Fable resets | Expire |
|---|---|---|
| Pro, Team standard seat | One, plus Fable included for one week (up to 50% of your weekly limits) | 16 November 2026, 11:59 PM PT |
| Max, Ultra, Team premium seat, legacy seat-based Enterprise premium seat | One (under 6 months), two (6 to 12 months), three (over 12 months), counted from your first paid bill | 8 March 2027, 11:59 PM PT |

You only get them if paid billing was in place before 9 November 2026 at 10:00 AM PT. They aren't on the Free plan, self-serve or usage-based Enterprise plans, standard seats on legacy seat-based Enterprise plans, or HIPAA-ready Enterprise plans.

The Help Center's own example of how a Fable reset works: you've used 80% of your weekly limit, 50% of it on Fable and 30% on other models. After a Fable reset you're back to 30%. That's why people who had already burned their whole week on other models got little from it, and why Anthropic followed up with the full reset. Claude Code describes the same thing in its picker as `frees up only what Fable used this week`, and after use it says `Fable reset used · what Fable used is back in your weekly limit`.

## Can I reset my Claude limit from Claude Code?

**Officially no: use "Reset for free" in Settings > Usage on the web, Desktop or mobile, and the refill applies in Claude Code too. Claude Code does also have a hidden `/limit-reset` command, switched on per account and never listed in the public changelog.** It's in all three builds I read (2.1.302, 2.1.322 and 2.1.323), marked hidden so it doesn't appear when you type `/`. It only runs if you're signed in with a Claude subscription and Anthropic has enabled it for you.

There are two versions of it in the code, each behind its own server-side switch:

| Version | What `/limit-reset` does | Its text in 2.1.323 |
|---|---|---|
| Older weekly 5-hour reset | Resets your 5-hour limit once a week; the usage still counts toward your weekly limit | `Reset your 5-hour limit now and keep working; once a week, still counts toward your weekly limit` |
| Banked resets (current) | Spends one of the resets you hold: `fable`, `full`, `5-hour` or `weekly` | `Use an available limit reset and keep working` |

With the current version, a notice at the bottom of Claude Code tells you what you hold, in the form `/limit-reset to use your {kind} · {left} left · use by {date}`. Running it with several kinds held asks `Which reset do you want to use?`, then `Use a {kind}?` with the detail `Refills your {limits} now · {returns} · your weekly reset day stays {week}`, and the buttons `Yes, use my {kind}` and `No, keep it`.

The Help Center, meanwhile, says: "The 'Reset for free' button isn't currently available in Claude Code in your terminal or IDE, so use Claude in a browser, on Claude Desktop, or on the mobile apps instead." Both are true at once: the button isn't in Claude Code for most people, and the command exists for the accounts Anthropic has switched it on for. If yours isn't one of them, the web button is the way.

## Why does Claude Code say "Unknown command: /limit-reset"?

**Because `/limit-reset` isn't enabled in your session, so Claude Code treats it like any command it doesn't know; use "Reset for free" in Settings > Usage instead, since your limits are shared.** That text comes from Claude Code's own unknown-command handler in the 2.1.323 build, `Unknown command: /{name}`, which adds `Did you mean /…?` when another command's name is close. The command is registered only when both of these are true:

1. **You're signed in with a Claude subscription.** The check requires a claude.ai login. If Claude Code is using an API key, a Console login, Amazon Bedrock, Google Vertex AI or a gateway, the command never exists, and there are no plan resets to spend anyway. Run `/status` to see how you're signed in, and see [Claude Code not logged in or login expired](/blog/claude-code-not-logged-in-login-expired) if it's the wrong account.
2. **Anthropic has turned it on for your account.** Both versions read a server-side switch (`enabled: true`). If it's off for you, the command isn't there, whatever plan you're on.

Two more things make it look broken when it isn't:

- **It never shows up in the `/` menu**, because it's marked hidden. You have to type the whole name.
- **Turning off telemetry can turn off feature switches.** [#108726](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/108726) reports that `DISABLE_TELEMETRY` hides Fable 5.2 from the `/model` picker because feature flags are ignored. `/limit-reset` depends on the same kind of switch, so the same setting probably hides it too; I haven't confirmed that for this command.

On Windows, if you try it headless from Git Bash, quote it carefully: `claude -p "/limit-reset"` reached Claude Code on my machine as `C:/Program Files/Git/limit-reset`, because Git Bash rewrites arguments that start with `/` into Windows paths. Use `MSYS_NO_PATHCONV=1` or `//limit-reset`. It's an interactive command anyway, so headless mode isn't where to use it.

**Fix:** use **Reset for free** in [Settings > Usage](https://claude.ai/settings/usage) on the web, Desktop or mobile. Your limits are shared, so Claude Code gets the refill too.

## What do the /limit-reset messages mean?

**Most of them tell you that this reset doesn't cover the limit you're at, or that the server didn't answer.** The strings, verbatim from Claude Code 2.1.323:

| Message | What it means |
|---|---|
| `Reset used · {resets} left` | It worked; this is how many you have left |
| `{done} · your weekly reset day stays {week} · {kindResets} left` | It worked; `{done}` is `Limits reset`, `Weekly limits reset` or `5-hour limit reset` |
| `No {kind} to use` | You don't hold a reset of that kind |
| `can't be used while you're at another limit it doesn't refill` | For example, a Fable reset while you're stuck on the weekly limit for other models |
| `doesn't refill the limit you've reached` | Same idea: wrong kind of reset for this limit |
| `usable once you reach a limit it refills` | This reset is set to be used only at a limit |
| `Couldn't reset your limits · nothing was used · try again in a moment` | The request failed; your reset is untouched |
| `Couldn't confirm the reset went through · check /usage in a moment · if your limits weren't refilled, run /limit-reset again` | Check `/usage` before trying again |
| `Still couldn't confirm your reset · nothing more was used · if your limits aren't refilled in a few minutes, contact support` | Second failure; contact support if usage doesn't come back |
| `{Kind} kept · run /limit-reset at a limit to use it · use by {deadline}` | You chose "No, keep it" |

The older version has its own lines: `Weekly reset used · available again {date}`, `5-hour limit reset · next reset available {date} · your weekly limit still applies` and `Couldn't reset your 5-hour limit right now · try again in a moment`. In 2.1.302 the same lines said "session limit" instead of "5-hour limit"; 2.1.312 renamed it in all limit messages, according to its changelog.

## When does my Claude weekly limit reset?

**At a fixed day and time assigned to your account, which you can see in Settings > Usage; `/usage` shows your plan usage inside Claude Code.** From Claude's [usage limits article](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/11647753-how-do-usage-and-length-limits-work): "Weekly limits reset at a fixed time each week that is assigned to your account," and "your reset day and time stay the same regardless of when you start using Claude or when your subscription begins." The same article notes that "some plans also have a separate weekly limit for Fable."

The 5-hour limit works differently: "The period starts when you send your first message, and your limit resets in full five hours later." And: "Verified Ultra accounts don't have a five-hour limit."

In Claude Code, the limit messages name the limit you hit, from this list in the 2.1.323 build: `5-hour limit`, `weekly limit`, `Opus limit`, `Sonnet limit`, `Fable limit`, `usage credit limit`. Each one starts with `You've hit your` followed by the limit's name and when it resets.

## What else can I do when I hit a limit in Claude Code?

**Wait for it automatically, switch to a lighter model, or keep going on usage credits.** None of these needs a reset:

- **Let Claude Code wait.** Since 2.1.234 it continues your session by itself when a claude.ai limit resets. Turn it on or off in `/config` ("Continue automatically at usage limit"). `/rate-limit-options` opens the usage limit menu.
- **Switch to a lighter model.** On a Pro plan at the weekly limit, the 2.1.323 build suggests `try /model opus · more runway` when you're on Fable and `try /model sonnet · ~2× runway` when you're on Opus, or `try /effort medium` at high effort. If you're unsure which model fits the task, my [model guide for coding agents](https://tools.its-tahir.com/guides/choose-model-for-coding-agents) compares them.
- **Use usage credits.** In 2.1.323 the limit messages point to `/usage-credits` "to keep using Claude Code" or "to request more usage from your admin". With usage credits on, the Help Center says, "your work continues on usage credits instead of stopping."
- **Use less.** A common cause of a limit that vanishes fast is a long conversation being resent on every turn. [Why Claude Code uses so many tokens](/blog/why-claude-code-uses-so-many-tokens) covers what eats the allowance and how to cut it.

The build also contains a hidden `/low-priority` command, "Continue now at lower priority after reaching your 5-hour limit; run again to stop", behind its own switch. Anthropic hasn't announced it, so don't count on having it.

If the message is a 529 rather than a limit, that's a different problem: capacity, not your quota. See [Claude Code 529 Overloaded](/blog/claude-code-529-overloaded-retry-behaviour). For the exact usage limit wording and fixes in one place, there's also the [usage limit reached](https://tools.its-tahir.com/errors/usage-limit-reached) error page. Other coding agents have their own versions: [Codex's "Selected model is at capacity"](/blog/codex-selected-model-is-at-capacity) is a capacity error rather than a limit, and [OpenCode's "Free usage limit reached"](/blog/opencode-free-tier-can-only-be-used-from-within-opencode) is its free tier's cap.

## Claude Code versions that changed limits and resets

| Version | Change |
|---|---|
| 2.1.234 | Continues your session automatically when a claude.ai limit resets ("Continue automatically at usage limit" in `/config`) |
| 2.1.284 | `/rate-limit-options` added to `/help` and the command menu for claude.ai subscribers |
| 2.1.302 | Hidden `/limit-reset` present in the build, both versions, with "session limit" wording and no `fable`/`full`/`5-hour`/`weekly` argument yet |
| 2.1.312 | Limit messages say "5-hour limit" instead of "session limit"; VS Code shows reset clock times |
| 2.1.322 | `/limit-reset` accepts `fable`, `full`, `5-hour` or `weekly` (present by this build) |
| 2.1.323 | Fixed Fable's weekly limit showing no reset time and no options menu in the terminal; the Fable limit message in `-p`, SDK, IDE and cloud sessions now says when it resets |

The 2.1.302 and 2.1.322 rows come from reading those builds, not from the changelog, which doesn't mention `/limit-reset` in any version.

**Key takeaways**

- Every Pro, Max, Ultra and Team account got one free full reset on 10 November 2026: every limit, all models, use by 10 December at 2:00 PM PT.
- Use it with 'Reset for free' in Settings > Usage on the web, Desktop or mobile. Limits are shared, so Claude Code gets the refill too.
- No reset moves your weekly reset day, so use one when you've run out with days of the week left, not just before your normal reset.
- A Fable reset gives back only Fable usage on the weekly limit (plus the whole 5-hour limit); the full reset covers everything else.
- Claude Code's /limit-reset is hidden and per account. 'Unknown command: /limit-reset' means it isn't on for you; use the web button.

## FAQ

## Related

- [Claude Code troubleshooting: every error, in one place](/blog/claude-code-troubleshooting)
- [Why Claude Code uses so many tokens](/blog/why-claude-code-uses-so-many-tokens)
- [Claude Code 529 Overloaded: retries, and why it isn't your usage limit](/blog/claude-code-529-overloaded-retry-behaviour)
- [Claude Code auto mode classifier billing](/blog/claude-code-auto-mode-classifier-billing)
- [Claude Code not logged in or login expired](/blog/claude-code-not-logged-in-login-expired)

## FAQ

### What is a Claude limit reset?

A one-time credit that refills your Claude usage limits straight away. Anthropic hands them out occasionally to eligible paid plans. A 5-hour reset refills the 5-hour limit, a weekly reset refills the weekly limit, a full reset refills every limit across all models, and a Fable reset gives back the weekly usage you spent on Fable models and refills the whole 5-hour limit. Use one with the 'Reset for free' button in Settings > Usage.

### How do I use the free Claude reset before December 10?

Open Settings > Usage on claude.ai, in Claude Desktop or in the mobile app (Anthropic also linked clau.de/reset), find the Limit resets section, click 'Reset for free' and confirm. Anthropic gave every Pro, Max, Ultra and Team account one free full reset on 10 November 2026, to use before 10 December 2026 at 2:00 PM PT. The usage it restores applies in Claude Code too, because limits are shared across your account.

### Does a Claude limit reset change my weekly reset day?

No. Your weekly limit still resets on its usual day and time. A reset only refills usage now, so using it right before your scheduled weekly reset gives you very little, and using it soon after you hit the weekly limit early in the week gives you the most.

### Can I reset my Claude limit from Claude Code?

Officially, no: Claude's Help Center says the 'Reset for free' button isn't available in Claude Code in your terminal or IDE. Claude Code 2.1.323 does contain a hidden /limit-reset command, but it only runs when you're signed in with a Claude subscription and Anthropic has turned it on for your account. Your usage limits are shared, so a reset you use on the web applies in Claude Code straight away.

### Why does Claude Code say 'Unknown command: /limit-reset'?

Because the command isn't enabled for your session. In Claude Code 2.1.323, /limit-reset is registered only when you're signed in with a claude.ai subscription and a server-side switch from Anthropic is on for your account. API-key, Console, Amazon Bedrock, Google Vertex AI and gateway sign-ins never get it, and turning off telemetry may hide it too. Use 'Reset for free' in Settings > Usage instead.

### Does a Fable reset refill my whole weekly limit?

No. On the weekly limit, a Fable reset gives back only the usage you spent on Fable models; usage on other models stays where it is. It does refill the whole 5-hour limit, including usage on other models. If you've used 80% of your weekly limit, 50% of it on Fable, a Fable reset takes you back to 30%.

### Do I have to hit my limit before using a reset?

No. Claude's Help Center says you don't have to wait until you reach a limit. Claude Code's /limit-reset asks first in that case: it tells you how much of your limit is still left, or that you haven't reached a limit yet, and asks whether to use the reset anyway. Some resets in Claude Code are marked as usable only once you reach a limit they refill.

### When does my Claude weekly limit reset?

At a fixed day and time assigned to your account, not seven days after you first use Claude. Claude's Help Center says that time stays the same regardless of when you start using Claude or when your subscription began. Settings > Usage shows the next reset, and /usage shows your plan usage in Claude Code. The 5-hour limit starts with your first message and resets in full five hours later.

## Sources

- [What is a limit reset? (Claude Help Center)](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/17007452-what-is-a-limit-reset)
- [Claude Fable 5.2 launch offers (Claude Help Center)](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/17506494-claude-fable-5-2-launch-offers)
- [How do usage and length limits work? (Claude Help Center)](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/11647753-how-do-usage-and-length-limits-work)
- [ClaudeDevs: one free full reset for Pro, Max, Ultra and Team, before December 10 at 2:00 PM PT (X, 10 November 2026)](https://x.com/ClaudeDevs/status/2120275296637321476)
- [Claude Code changelog (usage limit entries 2.1.234 to 2.1.323)](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md)
- [Claude Code 2.1.323 package (@anthropic-ai/claude-code-linux-x64), source of the /limit-reset strings](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@anthropic-ai/claude-code-linux-x64/v/2.1.323)
- [Team weekly usage reached 100% about 30.5 hours after reset (anthropics/claude-code #107390)](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/107390)
- [Usage limits draining faster since mid-October 2026 (anthropics/claude-code #108534)](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/108534)
- [Headless claude -p drains subscription limits about 1.8x faster (anthropics/claude-code #107134)](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/107134)
- [DISABLE_TELEMETRY hides Fable 5.2 from /model because feature flags are ignored (anthropics/claude-code #108726)](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/108726)