Unclear What switches the local safety check off, and so who sees the new fallback, is not stated.
What
Auto mode is a way of running Claude Code where a safety check decides whether each tool call may go ahead without asking you. A tool call is a request from Claude to use one of its tools, such as running a command. This release adds two new cases:
- Local check switched off: when the local safety check is turned off, Claude Code falls back to asking you, and reports a new reason saying so.
- Calls from a script: a call made from a script is refused every time, with a message saying the safety check never sees calls made that way.
Claude Code also now records whether the local check was switched off and how it connected to the server-side check.
Why
Some auto mode refusals now come with different guidance to Claude. If a script you rely on makes tool calls in auto mode, expect those calls to be refused.
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What switches the local safety check off, and so who sees the new fallback, is not stated.