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According to a post on X by @argofowl, apps built on Anthropic's Agents SDK, such as T3 Code, use up the 5-hour Claude limit faster than Claude Code itself. The post says Theo confirmed the problem is a bug on Anthropic's side and reported it. Weekly limits are reportedly not affected, and the author guesses that September's 5-hour boost never reached the SDK. The post says Anthropic has not commented.
According to a post on X by @argofowl, apps built on Anthropic's Agents SDK, such as T3 Code, use up the 5-hour Claude limit faster than Claude Code itself. The post says Theo confirmed the problem is a bug on Anthropic's side and reported it. Weekly limits are reportedly not affected, and the author guesses that September's 5-hour boost never reached the SDK. The post says Anthropic has not commented.
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argofowl warns that apps built on Anthropic's Agents SDK, such as T3 Code, use up the 5-hour Claude limit faster than Claude Code itself, and says Theo confirmed it's a bug on Anthropic's side and reported it. Weekly limits reportedly aren't affected; the guess is that September's 5-hour boost never reached the...
Developers building coding tools on the Agents SDK may find their 5-hour allowance running out sooner than it does in Claude Code. Users of those apps could hit limits earlier in a session. Watch for an official response from Anthropic and whether a fix brings the SDK in line with Claude Code.
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