In this video, I’m doing a deep dive into the latest updates for Claude Code (versions 2.0.70 to 2.0.74), moving away from a standard tutorial to a "Patch Notes" breakdown. I explain how the new Language Server Protocol (LSP) integration transforms the agent from a text reader into a tool with true code intelligence, along with major quality-of-life updates for terminal power users.
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Key Takeaways:
🧠 Claude Code v2.0.74 adds LSP support, giving the agent "Code Intelligence" for go-to-definition and finding references to reduce hallucinations.
🖥️ New /terminal-setup command natively supports Kitty, Alacritty, Zed, and Warp, fixing keybinding and history issues.
🌐 "Claude in Chrome" beta allows the CLI agent to inspect DOM elements and console logs directly to close the debugging loop.
🔓 MCP updates introduce wildcard syntax, letting you approve all tools from a trusted server at once to reduce friction.
📊 The /context command now visualizes token usage by source, helping you identify what is wasting your context window.
⚡ Memory usage for large sessions has improved by 3x, making long coding sessions significantly more stable.
🛠️ Claude Code is evolving from a simple terminal chatbot into a robust "headless IDE" for autonomous development.
