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Claude Code v2.1.275 ·

In-process ('script') tool calls can now trigger fork-agent availability and get plan/dontAsk fork restrictions

Forking a subagent from an in-process tool call is now blocked in plan and dontAsk permission modes

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You'll notice

Forking a subagent from an in-process tool call is now blocked in plan and dontAsk permission modes

What

When a subagent (a secondary Claude instance handling part of a task) is launched from an in-process, tool-triggered call rather than a direct user action, Claude Code now checks the parent's permission mode. If the parent is in plan mode or dontAsk mode, forking a new agent is refused with a message explaining that the fork would otherwise run without the parent's restriction, and suggesting starting a fresh context instead.

Why

This closes a gap where a tool-triggered fork could bypass the stricter permission restrictions of plan or dontAsk mode, since a forked agent wasn't previously bound by the mode its parent was running under.

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