This week was hardening, not release-day fireworks.

Yaw Labs shipped the two practitioner books that have been in the pipeline since winter - Claude Code in Production and MCP in Production, both out Friday - and the new Yaw Forum went live as the post-Discord-ban home for support, tips, and showcases. Claude Code's four releases this week were operational rather than featureful. 2.1.126 finally accepts pasted OAuth codes when the browser callback can't reach localhost - the SSH, WSL, and devcontainer crowd has been waiting for this. Mac sleep no longer kills resumed sessions. A managed-settings sandbox bypass got patched. The model race itself was quiet - no new flagship since Opus 4.7 (Apr 16) and GPT-5.5 (Apr 23) - and the broader week's signal was Affinity launching a hosted MCP server for private capital, continuing the pattern of real apps shipping their own MCP rather than waiting for a generic adapter.

From us: TLN Points is live. If you're reading this you've been earning - 10 points per confirmed referral, 2 points per month subscribed, 1 point = $1 of redemption value, no cap, no expiration. The catalog has Yaw Terminal licenses, mcp.hosting subscriptions, and the four production books. Personal redemption links go out this week.


From the Yaw blog

Claude Code this week

The broader week