Its theme's rank, 14 days: 15 on the Claude Code sheet
4 people reported
All time, since Oct 11, including 1 thumbs-up on GitHub.
Auto mode refuses approved actions
“My explicit "yes, do it" in conversation had no effect on the classifier's decision.”
Is this your bug? What gets counted gets fixed. Pile on.
Paste this into your agent. It files your report, with your error and version.
I hit this bug: rapsheet.dev/sheets/claude-code/issues/11438/file Follow it to file my report. Show me the text before you send.
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Auto mode classifier refuses user-approved routine actions under shifting categories. Refusals cite labels like Irreversible Local Destruction, Self-Modification, Auto-Mode Bypass and Interfere With Workloads, including read-only commands and requested allow rules, with no approval prompt offered.
Is this your bug?
File my report- Where
- Auto mode classifier
- Versions
- 2.1.283 to 2.1.301
- Platforms
- Linux
- How bad
- Breaks a normal workflow. Some reports say it used to work.
Part of: Auto mode blocks approved actions13 bugs
- Auto mode denies approved actions51 people
- Classifier overrides allow rules9 people
- Classifier blocks after leaving auto5 people
- Auto mode inconsistent verdicts7 people
- Classifier denies in bypass mode5 people
- Computer use approval never shown5 people
- Auto mode blocks inconsistently4 people
- Auto mode blocks approved commands3 people
- Auto mode classifier denies user-authorized security work inconsistently2 people
- Routine actions denied by classifier2 people
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- Auto mode denies relayed approvals2 people
- Auto Mode blocks actions4 people
Original reports3, newest first
- オートモードの自動判定が、本人が承認し事前に確かめてあったベンチマークの起動を、根拠なく「Interfere With Workloads」で止める#107479
- 2.1.301: auto mode classifier refuses routine user-approved actions that 2.1.300 allowed#102732
- Auto-mode permission classifier blocks routine, pre-approved writes under shifting/inconsistent categories — including blocking self-service permission changes#101327