Auto mode

Always on. When a chat passes its roll limit, or an account nears its session or weekly cap, your next message carries on in a fresh chat, on the account with room. Said go? It starts by itself. Hit a limit mid-reply and it moves to an account with room, or stops cleanly and picks up at the reset, with a card saying when.

Roll limit

Every message re-sends the whole chat, so past the roll limit (60k tokens by default) a chat wraps up and carries on fresh, with a handover note so nothing's lost. The assistant can raise it before a big build that shouldn't split, or lower it for light chat; every change and its reason goes in the log. Each message also tells her the time, so she knows morning from night and how long you were gone.

Builderator

A build too big for one chat is split into pieces, one per chat, each with a size guess that gets better as past guesses are checked. Say go once: each piece rolls into the next by itself, app open or not. The last piece bumps the version, updates the changelog and Help, runs the full tests and saves a snapshot.

Accounts and usage

Use more than one Claude account. The Account button picks one for a new chat, and a new sign-in opens in its own window. Session and weekly usage show on the status strip for every account; point at them for details. Logins renew themselves, so there's nothing to babysit.

Anthropic watch

Once a day Interlink reads Anthropic's changelogs and news. Only what's new goes to the cheapest model, and anything that matters to Interlink shows up as a tray notice, so your next chat tells you what's up. Nothing is ever upgraded by itself.

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