A new message type lets a Claude Code Project owner speak as the session user on the project's timeline
The internal prompt that interprets forwarded or human-authored messages for background and cloud agents now recognizes a new category: a message written by the owner of the Claude Code Project a session belongs to, posted on that project's timeline. When present, this message is treated as if the session's own user wrote it, and it can clear a SOFT BLOCK rule for the exact action it names.
This new behavior comes with limits:
- it cannot answer a pending permission prompt
- it cannot authorize changes to permission settings or to CLAUDE.md
- a bare "yes" or "ok" clears nothing unless the block was already visible when the owner wrote the message
This lets a project owner unblock a specific stuck action from the project's timeline without being logged in to the session directly, while still preventing that channel from being used to approve permissions or rewrite instructions it shouldn't be able to touch.
The finding notes this is gated behind a parameter that defaults to false, so it's unclear whether or when it is actually active.