## Description When using the AI-powered "auto" permission mode, connecting a remote-control session causes all tool calls to fall back to manual permission prompts instead of being handled by the auto-approve judge. ## Steps to reproduce 1. Start Claude Code with auto permission mode enabled 2. Confirm auto-approve is working normally 3. Connect a remote-control session 4. Observe that all tool calls now require manual approval ## Expected behavior Auto-permission mode should continue func

Auto-permission mode breaks when remote-control session is connected

Status Closed — duplicate

Reported on v2.1.76

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Activity 3 comments · opened Mar 16, 2026 · closed Mar 19, 2026

Description

When using the AI-powered "auto" permission mode, connecting a remote-control session causes all tool calls to fall back to manual permission prompts instead of being handled by the auto-approve judge.

Steps to reproduce

Start Claude Code with auto permission mode enabled
Confirm auto-approve is working normally
Connect a remote-control session
Observe that all tool calls now require manual approval

Expected behavior

Auto-permission mode should continue functioning with a remote-control session connected.

Actual behavior

All tool calls prompt for manual approval. Disconnecting the remote session restores auto-approve behavior.

Environment

Claude Code version: 2.1.76
Platform: macOS (Darwin 25.3.0)

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