Claude’s status page lists an incident titled “Degraded performance for multiple models.” The available status-page text does not identify the affected models, describe the performance problems, provide an incident start time, or state whether the incident has been resolved. Users can subscribe to updates about the incident by email or text message. Email notifications are sent when the incident is updated. Text-message notifications are sent when Claude creates or resolves an incident. SMS subscriptions require selecting a country calling code, entering a mobile number, and verifying a one-time passcode. The subscription form supports phone numbers across a broad list of countries and territories, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, India, Japan, and many European, African, Asian, and Latin American markets. Users who do not complete SMS verification can proceed with email-only subscriptions by selecting “Subscribe.”

x86_64-unknown-linux-musl binaries of ripgrep version 15.2.0 occasionally experience segmentation faults during very-large searches. The binaries are compiled with features including PCRE2 and SIMD support for various instruction sets.

The cowork feature in Claude Desktop creates a 10GB VM bundle that leads to significant performance degradation, including slow startup, UI lag, and slow responses. The VM bundle file, located at ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/vm_bundles/claudevm.bundle/rootfs.img, grows to 10GB and is not cleaned up, causing performance issues to worsen over time during a single session.