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Claude Code v2.1.191 ·

Contextual Tips System [Gradual Rollout]

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What

Claude now occasionally surfaces a short, context-aware tip after a response based on an AI analysis of the current conversation — suggesting a relevant command, shortcut, or workflow that fits what you are doing.

How it works
  • After eligible responses, a lightweight sidecar classifier (using the fast model) reads the last ~30 turns of the transcript alongside your session metadata (turn count, MCP servers, team skills) and decides whether a tip is relevant.
  • Declining to tip is the expected default — tips only fire when a known situation in the catalog matches. Examples from the catalog include correction spirals, previous-session references, large context windows, and long-running commands.
  • Tips include a short 1-2 sentence message, the relevant feature ID, and an optional suggested action (e.g., /clear, claude --resume).
  • You can give feedback on a tip by acting on it; reception is tracked.
Details
  • Gated by the allow_context_tips feature flag and the tengu_context_tip_classifier_outcome telemetry gate — not all users see tips yet.
  • Team discovery metadata (teammate MCP servers and skills) is included in session context to make tips more relevant when working in a shared project.
  • Tips are not shown in non-interactive or transcript-mode sessions.
Evidence

Context tip classifier system (search for "[context-tips] classifier eligible, firing sideQuery" or "emit_context_tip")

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

How sure we are
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Anthropic's release notes agreeAdded /rewind support for resuming a conversation from before /clear was run

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