Claude Code v2.1.113: Native Binary, Domain Blocking, UX Fixes
What shipped
Claude Code v2.1.113 ships a native platform binary replacing bundled JS, a sandbox domain deny-list setting, Remote Control improvements, and a batch of keyboard and scrolling fixes.
Smarter Work
The switch to a native binary changes how Claude Code launches under the hood — faster startup, leaner execution. The new `sandbox.network.deniedDomains` setting lets you carve exceptions out of wildcard allowlists, so broad network permissions no longer mean all-or-nothing.
How a team used this
Tomás runs a dev environment with a wide `allowedDomains` wildcard to cover internal tooling — but two analytics domains kept getting through that he didn't want Claude touching. Every previous fix meant shrinking the whole allowlist, which broke something else. With `sandbox.network.deniedDomains` in v2.1.113, he adds the two domains as exceptions and leaves the wildcard intact. Fifteen minutes of config work eliminates a recurring compliance note on his team's weekly security review. The native binary swap also shaves a noticeable chunk off cold-start time, which his CI pipeline appreciates more than he expected.