Setting up Claude Code used to mean remembering to visit Connectors afterward, on your own, whenever you got around to it. Now it's part of first-run setup itself: right after the guided wizard, a new context walks you through wiring up Claude Code's session hooks and MCP registration, showing exactly which of the two are already set up and which still need a click. Every new context gets asked — not just your first one — so switching machines or spinning up a second context never quietly leaves you half-configured.
If you've been running more than one context on the same install, this release also fixes something that shouldn't have been happening: an additional context could show up on the free plan even though you were paying for Pro. That was a real bug in how a second context's billing got looked up, not a limits change — it's fixed now, and while we were in there, the quick-switch list in your profile menu started showing each context by its actual name instead of its raw internal id.
Smaller but worth knowing about: your profile menu now offers "Check for Updates," with a quiet badge when a newer build is out so you're not stuck manually checking a page. And running more than one context is now clearly a Pro/Business plan feature — Manage Contexts spells that out for Free/Trial plans instead of just failing silently when you try. Full details on the Release Notes page.