Unclear What input gets set aside and what the extra check does are not clear.
What
Before a tool runs, Claude Code reads the tool's input and decides whether it may go ahead. It now reads the input in a way that can set some parts of it aside. When anything was set aside and the decision is not a refusal:
- an allow is turned into a pass-through, which hands the decision on to later steps, and is marked incomplete
- any other result is marked incomplete
An extra check is also now applied to the result.
Why
In practice, a tool request whose input had parts set aside is no longer approved outright at this step, which could mean more permission prompts.
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What input gets set aside and what the extra check does are not clear.