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Claude Code v2.1.239

Permission prompts from remote agents can no longer create permanent allow rules

You'll notice
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Permissions

Permission requests from remote agents can only be approved once, never remembered.

What

When a permission request comes from a remote agent, Claude Code will not offer to remember the decision. The always-allow option is suppressed and the usual rule suggestions are hidden, the same way they are for requests capped by an organisation policy. Approvals from remote agents are one-time only.

Details
  • Two separate guards: one on the computation that decides whether an always-allow choice is available, one in the suggestion UI.
  • Local requests are unaffected and still offer persistent rules.
Evidence

e.requestSource?.type === "remote-agent"

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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