New /btw slash command lets you ask quick side questions without adding to conversation history — runs independently even while Claude is working, and answers appear in a dismissible overlay
Plugin development workflow improved: /reload-plugins now hot-reloads plugins without a full restart (LSP config changes still require restart)
Files API documentation updated with better code examples using $FILE_ID variable instead of hardcoded IDs, and clarified storage/retention language
Added recommendation to use /btw for quick questions that don't need to stay in context — the answer appears in a dismissible overlay and never enters conversation history. [line 425] [Source]
When auto-update updates installed plugins, the notification now prompts users to run /reload-plugins instead of suggesting a full restart of Claude Code. [line 444] [Source]
Added /btw <question> to the slash command table for asking side questions without adding to conversation history. [line 81] [Source]
New full section documenting "Side questions with /btw": can run while Claude is working, has no tool access, is single-response only, reuses the parent conversation's prompt cache (low cost), and is dismissed with Space/Enter/Escape. [lines 318-344] [Source]
Plugin development instructions updated to use /reload-plugins instead of restarting Claude Code to pick up changes. Changes to LSP server configuration still require a full restart. [lines 198, 284, 354]
Added guidance to use /btw instead of a subagent when you only need a quick answer about something already in your conversation context (no tool access, answer is discarded rather than added to history). [line 676] [Source]
Internal anchor links in the API reference table updated to use kebab-case format (e.g., #sdkbeta → #sdk-beta, #canusetool → #can-use-tool) for correctness.
Code examples updated to use $FILE_ID environment variable instead of a hardcoded example file ID, making examples easier to copy and use. [lines 67-96] [Source]
Retrieve, delete, and download file curl examples similarly updated to use $FILE_ID. [lines 193, 206, 219]