Under the hood
Session startup now computes a relay-admission flag from transcript persistence and backend sharing
What
When a session starts, Claude Code now builds an admission object that records whether the teleport relay is configured, whether the session keeps a persistent transcript (a saved record of the conversation), and whether it uses a shared backend. This is passed into the session's transport setup alongside the existing worker-relay admission data.
Why
This lets the session's setup account for relay eligibility from the very start, based on how the session is configured to store and share its data, though the finding doesn't specify what using or not using the relay changes for the user.
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What effect being admitted to or excluded from the relay has on the session is not stated in the finding.