Claude introduces official usage limits page in settings (twitter.com)

Anthropic’s Claude now includes an official “Usage Limits” page in the app settings that clearly surfaces rate and quota information for users and teams. The new page centralizes per-model and per-user limits, shows current consumption and remaining quota, and gives admins controls to set caps and alerts—making resource and cost management more visible and easier to control. This is a shift from implicit or hard-to-find limits toward explicit, user-facing governance of model usage. For the AI/ML community this matters because transparent limits improve reliability and operational planning: developers can design prompt-chunking, batching, backoff and retry strategies around known constraints rather than discovering throttling after deployment. Enterprises get stronger tooling for cost control and compliance, and SREs can better predict throughput and latency behavior when scaling applications that rely on Claude. Technically, expect teams to update clients to handle quota-exceeded errors gracefully, implement exponential backoff, and possibly partition workloads across models or accounts when needed. Overall, the feature signals Anthropic’s push toward enterprise-readiness and a smoother developer experience.