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Claude Code v2.1.269 ·

New 'auto mode environment' setting carried through bridge/cloud sessions

Sessions can now carry an auto_mode_environment description from the dispatching service into context, config, and telemetry

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Under the hoodTier: how much it should matter to you
2Useful: my rating, 1 to 5
2Signal: worth watching, 1 to 5
Auto ModeArea: what it touches
Internal ChangesKind: in v2.1.269,
Internal ChangesSection of the release

What

  • A new optional auto_mode_environment field was added: a config schema field, a matching autoModeEnvironment: [] default in session state, and support for it in the bridge/cloud session-launch path.
  • Sessions launched via the bridge/cloud path can receive an auto_mode_environment array of strings from the dispatching service; each entry is validated (length caps, no control/invisible characters) and injected into the session's context as "Stated by the service that dispatched this session ..." lines.
  • When spawning a CLI session, Claude Code now also computes autoModeSettingsJson from any configured autoModeEnvironment list and includes it in the launch config alongside mcpConfig/appendSystemPrompt.
  • When spawning a worker for a remote-control (bridge) session whose work item carries auto_mode_environment, Claude Code re-checks the local userSettings/policySettings auto-mode environment config and passes a computed userAutoModeEnvironmentConfigured flag into the session-spawn call.
  • New telemetry was added: bridge server-config apply/rejected events now include an auto_mode_environment count and a carried_auto_mode_environment flag, plus a new debug reason, auto_mode_environment_dropped, that fires when the value was carried but ended up empty after filtering.

Why This lets a service that dispatches automated ("auto mode") sessions describe the environment it's running in, so that description can be surfaced to the model as context and tracked through config and telemetry.

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