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New setting: crossSessionInbound

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Cross-Session Messaging Notable

crossSessionInbound accepts accept, hold or refuse for messages arriving from your other sessions.

crossSessionInboundacceptholdrefuse
What

A settings key controlling what happens when another of your Claude Code sessions sends this one a message. Values are accept, hold and refuse. Left unset, a message is delivered automatically only when the sending session's permission mode is in the same class as yours, and is otherwise held for you to approve.

Details
  • Held and refused messages produce user-facing text naming the setting, for example Your "crossSessionInbound" setting is "hold".
Usage
{ "crossSessionInbound": "refuse" }
Evidence

crossSessionInbound

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Related

Other releases about the same thing. Found by shared names or similar wording; neither means one caused the other.

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