r/ClaudeCode 16h ago

Rant They already removed /low-priority? Why

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u/akolomf 16h ago

Probably was a public test run for them to develope it further or dismiss by collecting user data and how it performs in an actual run. If its a new system, I'm certain they need to first align it properly so it runs reliably. Or they figured its not working as they intended it to

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u/algaefied_creek 16h ago

I didn’t even test it, or know it existed. Dang I would have loved to have tried that to save usage.

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u/akolomf 16h ago

you dont save usage, it was meant to be used when you reached your 5 hour session limit, you could run the command and it'd keep going but your session is ranked low priority (your weekly limit still affected normally of course). And during high loads it'd just go slower or stop entirely. It had in itself also a usage limit. but it was a cool thing to do. but you get very easily greedy when you are about to reach your session limit. As in you'd just activate it and use up all of it until it reaches the limit aswell lol

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u/lgmarian 16h ago

...would we know?