Suggested next prompts ignore conversation context

What happened

After pushing a commit to an existing open PR, the suggested next prompt at the bottom of the terminal said:

"Worked, let's create a PR"

This is wrong. We had just confirmed in the conversation that the commit was already part of PR #59. The suggestion should not have offered to create a new PR.

Steps to reproduce

1. Work on a branch that already has an open PR
2. Make changes, commit, and push to that branch
3. Confirm in conversation that the PR already exists ("Yes, PR #59 is already open on this branch")
4. Observe the suggested next prompt: "Worked, let's create a PR"

Actual conversation flow

Here's what happened in sequence:

User: "now do we really need a PR would this commit not go to PR 59?"

Claude: runs `gh pr list --head fix/config-restart-issue-57`
        → returns PR #59 (state: OPEN)

Claude: "Yes, PR #59 is already open on this branch.
         The commit we just pushed (5cd488c) is already part of PR #59
         — no new PR needed. You're good."

User: "thank you! let me deploy it test it"

Claude: "Sounds good — let me know how it goes!"

── Suggested next prompt at bottom of terminal ──
> "Worked, let's create a PR"    ← WRONG

The suggestion directly contradicts the conversation that just happened.

Expected behavior

The suggested prompt should be context-aware. In this case, better suggestions would have been:

• "View PR #59 on GitHub"
• "Run the deploy workflow"
• "Check CI status on PR #59"

Why this matters

• Misleading suggestions erode trust. If users follow a bad suggestion, they end up with duplicate PRs or confusion.
• Dyslexic users and fast readers are more likely to accept suggested prompts without scrutinizing them. The whole point of suggestions is to reduce cognitive load — not add to it.
• The suggested prompts feature is a great UX idea, but it needs to factor in what just happened in the conversation.

Environment

• Claude Code CLI
• Claude Opus 4.6
• macOS Darwin 25.2.0