tmpclaude-*-cwd temporary files not cleaned up after Bash command execution

Description

When Claude Code executes Bash commands, it creates temporary files named tmpclaude-XXXX-cwd in the current working directory. These files are not cleaned up after command execution, resulting in accumulation of orphaned temp files.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Open Claude Code in any directory
2. Execute any Bash command (e.g., echo "test")
3. Check the working directory for tmpclaude-*-cwd files

Expected Behavior

Temporary files should be automatically cleaned up after Bash command execution.

Actual Behavior

Files like tmpclaude-1605-cwd, tmpclaude-17e3-cwd, etc. remain in the working directory. Each Bash command execution creates a new file.

File contents example:

/c/Users/username/Desktop/project

Environment

• OS: Windows 11
• Shell: Git Bash (MINGW64)
• Claude Code: Latest version

Workaround

Add tmpclaude* to .gitignore and manually delete files:

del /q tmpclaude-*-cwd

or

rm -f tmpclaude-*-cwd