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258258* **`docker` pointed at another daemon**: read-only forms of `docker` prompt when the command carries a flag that selects a different daemon, such as `-H`, `--context`, or Podman's `--url` and `--connection`.
259259* **`file` with path-opening flags**: `file` prompts when it passes `-m`/`--magic-file` or `-f`/`--files-from`, because those flags make `file` open the paths named in the flag's value.
260260* **Network paths on Windows**: a command whose arguments include a network (UNC) path, such as `\\server\share\file`, prompts because accessing a network path can send your Windows credentials to the host it names. The same check applies to [PowerShell tool](/docs/en/tools-reference#powershell-tool) commands.
261* **Writes to special shell variables**: a command that sets, unsets, or loops over certain special shell variables, such as `PATH` or `IFS`, prompts even when the rest of the command is read-only.
261262* **Commands the analysis can't parse**: when Claude Code can't fully parse a command, it asks for approval instead of treating the command as read-only. Commands longer than 10,000 characters always prompt because they exceed what the analysis parses.
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263264A `cd` into a path inside your working directory or an [additional directory](#working-directories) is also read-only, and a compound command like `cd packages/api && ls` runs without a prompt when each part qualifies on its own. These combinations prompt even when each part is read-only:
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