Under the hood
The note about bash task results being delivered to Claude no longer depends on an extra availability check
What
When a background bash task's output is delivered back to Claude, a note is shown explaining it was "delivered to Claude as a ... result." The condition that decides whether to show this note previously also required an extra availability check (Yk()) to pass; that check has been removed from the condition.
Why
This means the delivery note can now appear in cases where it previously wouldn't have, because one of the conditions gating it is gone.
Something disagreesSomething we can check disagrees with this entry, or the writer said they could not settle it.
The writer flagged doubt
What the removed `Yk()` check was verifying, and thus exactly which additional cases now show the note, is not established.