Session summaries show which tool a waiting session needs approval for

What

A remote session is a Claude Code session running somewhere other than your own terminal. When one is waiting for you to act, its session summary (the short record used in session lists) now says what it is waiting on:

• When the session's worker_status is requires_action and external_metadata.pending_action names a tool, the summary built by th() now includes pending_action: { name, request_id? }. Here name is the tool's name (tool_name) and request_id is included when present.
• hasStandingPrompt, which decides whether a session counts as having a question waiting for you, now counts only published pending-action requests that are still pending. The exception is when the flip-back flag was left by an ask that was never published. Before, it was simply requires_action && hasPendingPrompt().

Why

Session lists and remote views can now show which tool a session is waiting for you to approve, not just that it needs input. The stricter check means a session is less likely to keep showing 'needs input' for a request that is no longer pending.