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Anthropic Claude users request message timestamps for better process tracking

A user on Reddit is requesting that Anthropic add timestamps to messages within the Claude AI interface. The user believes this feature would significantly improve the ability to judge if a process is hanging or taking too long, particularly for Python scripts. They suggest that while prompt engineering might offer workarounds, a direct timestamp would be a more straightforward and beneficial addition. AI

IMPACT This user feedback highlights a potential usability improvement for AI chat interfaces, suggesting that timestamps could enhance user experience by providing better visibility into process execution.

RANK_REASON User feedback/feature request on a product, not a product release or significant industry event.

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Anthropic Claude users request message timestamps for better process tracking

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  1. r/Anthropic TIER_1 (CA) · /u/Mysterious_Egg_1775 ·

    Claude code needs timestamp on messages

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Title<br /> I need to be able to see how long something has been running for so I can judge if something has hung up. I notice this most frequently when waiting for a python script to respond after a completed job. I am sure there are more sophis…