What
Auto mode lets Claude run commands without asking you each time, while a checker blocks the ones it judges risky. The dialog that lists recently blocked commands has changed:
- The header now reads "Commands auto mode recently blocked. Approving adds no rule." in place of "Commands recently denied by the auto mode classifier."
- Each row says "blocked" instead of "denied".
- Pressing Esc while Claude is mid-turn means Claude is told about the retried commands at your next prompt.
- Rows you have marked are cleared when the terminal window shrinks.
- Rows that cannot be shown or approved are labelled "(can't be approved)".
- A command whose input cannot be read is shown as "Input for row" instead of its contents.
Why
Approving a blocked command here does not create a lasting permission rule, and the dialog now says so. The new labels and the clearing of marks help stop you approving a command you could not properly see.