Under the hood
Claude Code's shell command analysis now flags which specific arguments contain unquoted glob patterns
What
When Claude Code statically analyzes a bash command (before running it, to check its safety), it now records, for each individual argument, whether that argument contained an unquoted glob pattern (a wildcard like * that wasn't wrapped in quotes). This is returned as a new argvUnquotedGlob field alongside the parsed argument list for straightforward ("simple") commands.
Why
Unquoted globs can expand unexpectedly and cause a command to affect more files than intended. Tracking this per-argument gives Claude Code finer-grained information to reason about whether a command is safe to run.