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This support documentation outlines the operating rules governing interaction volumes, prompt capacity, and conversation duration constraints across Claude tiers. In the current revision, the only recorded adjustment is to the document's publication timestamp, which transitioned from displaying a modification date of yesterday to indicating that changes occurred earlier in the current week. In practical terms, this update does not introduce any new numerical quotas, pricing adjustments, or message caps for individuals or enterprise customers utilizing the assistant. Allowances for context windows, message frequency, and reset intervals remain functionally identical to prior guidance. Because the recorded modification consists entirely of an automated recency indicator rather than substantive technical or policy edits, the page does not clarify whether any background adjustments to capacity enforcement occurred or if the phrasing shifted purely due to the passage of time. Consequently, subscribers should expect their daily or hourly interaction caps to continue functioning under the existing published rules without any immediate operational variance.
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