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llm-anthropic 0.29

Simon Willison's llm-anthropic plugin just hit 0.29 — minor version bump signals steady progress on Claude CLI tooling.

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Why it matters

A maintenance release of a developer CLI tool for accessing Claude. Relevant to practitioners building with Anthropic's models, but a minor version bump without breaking changes or major feature additions limits urgency.

The key facts

8 to know
  1. llm-anthropic version 0.29 released

  2. Part of Simon Willison's llm CLI ecosystem

  3. Anthropic Claude API wrapper/plugin

  4. Minor version increment (0.28 → 0.29)

  5. Published September 22, 2026

  6. Open-source CLI plugin for Anthropic API access

  7. Maintained by Simon Willison

  8. Specific changelog details not provided in headline/URL

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