Cowork sessions can now publish, upload and resume artifacts through the normal approval path.
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Operations that were blocked outright just because the session ran inside a Cowork frame, on the grounds that no approval card could be shown or answered there, now follow the ordinary approval path. That means the automatic permission classifier can approve them, instead of each one dead-ending on a human approval surface the session could not display.
- Affects artifact database writes, asset and page uploads, resolving a comment thread, and resuming auto-replies.
- The Cowork-specific ask path used for resolving a comment thread was deleted along with the refusals.
- The deleted refusal for resumes also told Claude not to retry the resume in that session, and justified itself by saying that resuming auto-replies reverses a user stop and so needs user approval rather than classifier approval.
- Plan mode still applies to these operations, and the equivalent plan-mode restrictions are unchanged.
Cowork-frame artifact asset uploads require a live human consent surface, Resuming auto-replies from this Cowork session needs the approval card, and no one can answer it in this session. Do not retry the resume in this session., Resuming auto-replies reverses a user stop \u2014 approval must come from the user, not the auto-permission classifier
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.