Unclear What makes auto mode use the new turn-ended block, and what its extra check looks at, is not stated.
What
Auto mode is a permission mode in which Claude Code reviews each action itself instead of asking you. A tool call is a single action, such as running a command. Changes to how auto mode decides:
- It can now block a call with a "turn ended" reason, which has its own message.
- It runs an extra check before allowing a call.
- When it cannot reach a verdict, the message now says another call in the response "was changed after auto mode reviewed it". It used to say the call was changed "by a hook", an automated script you can set to run around Claude's actions.
Why
You may see different wording when auto mode blocks an action. The message no longer points at hooks as the cause.
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What makes auto mode use the new turn-ended block, and what its extra check looks at, is not stated.