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Let Claude use your computer from the CLI changed

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9797### One session at a time
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99Only one session at a time can use your computer. A session takes a machine-wide lock at its first computer use action and releases it when the session exits, not when the task finishes. A second session's computer use fails with an error naming the session that holds the lock. Exit that session first.
99Only one session at a time can use your computer. A session takes a lock at its first computer use action and releases it when the session exits, not when the task finishes. A second session's computer use fails with an error naming the session that holds the lock. Exit that session first.
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101101### Apps are hidden while Claude works
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113113### Stop at any time
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115When Claude acquires the lock, a macOS notification appears: "Claude is using your computer · press Esc to stop." Press `Esc` anywhere to abort the current action immediately, or press `Ctrl+C` in the terminal. Either way, Claude stops, unhides your apps, and returns control to you. The session keeps the [computer use lock](#one-session-at-a-time) until it exits.
115The first time Claude uses your computer in each turn, a macOS notification appears: "Claude is using your computer · press Esc to stop." Press `Esc` anywhere to abort the current action immediately, or press `Ctrl+C` in the terminal. Either way, Claude stops, unhides your apps, and returns control to you. The session keeps the [computer use lock](#one-session-at-a-time) until it exits.
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117117A second notification appears when Claude is done.
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