You'll notice
The file-sync-stopped message now reassures that local work is untouched and unrelated to the remote copy
What
When file sync between a session and the user's attached machine stops, Claude Code now shows a rewritten message. It explicitly reassures that the local checkout is unchanged, remains the session's own copy, and that the user's remote folder is now a separate copy going forward. This replaces the older, terser wording that simply said the session began unbound.
Why
This makes it clearer to the user that stopping file sync doesn't put their local files at risk or overwrite anything, reducing confusion about what happened to their work.