Claude Code 2.1.191 aflaai

- Added /rewind support for resuming a conversation from before /clear was run
- Fixed scroll position jumping to the bottom while reading earlier output during a streaming response
- Fixed background agents resurrecting after being stopped — stopping an agent from the tasks panel is now permanent
- Fixed /voice showing a generic "not available" message when disabled by an organization's policy — it now explains the restriction
- Fixed /login URL opening truncated in Windows Terminal when it wraps across lines
- Fixed Cmd+click on links in fullscreen mode for Ghostty over ssh/tmux
- Fixed claude agents sending builtin slash commands like /usage to background sessions as prompt text instead of showing a hint
- Fixed claude agents job rows showing full filesystem paths for pasted images instead of the [Image #N] placeholder
- Fixed hooks with comma-separated matchers (e.g. "Bash,PowerShell") silently never firing
- Fixed /permissions Recently-denied tab: approving a denial now persists on close instead of being silently discarded
- Fixed the agent panel jumping by one row when scrolling the roster past the overflow cap
- Fixed the welcome splash art overflowing the default 80×24 macOS Terminal window
- Fixed managed settings: forceRemoteSettingsRefresh now takes effect when set via MDM or file policy, and the fetch sends Cache-Control: no-cache to prevent proxies from serving stale responses
- Improved sandbox network permission dialog: hosts you allow with "Yes" are now remembered for the rest of the session instead of re-prompting on every connection
- Improved MCP server reliability: capability discovery (tools/list, prompts/list, resources/list) now retries transient network errors with short backoff
- Improved MCP OAuth: discovery and token requests now retry once after transient network errors, and headless environments skip the browser popup and go straight to the paste-the-URL prompt
- Improved MCP error messages: HTTP 404 errors now show the URL and point to your MCP config
- Improved vim mode prompt-history search (NORMAL /) to hint how to reach slash commands
- Reduced CPU usage during streaming responses by ~37% by coalescing text updates to 100ms
- Reduced long-session memory growth from terminal output cache