[Bug] Anthropic API Error: Tool Use Concurrency Limitation

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1. https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/8004
2. https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/8903
3. https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/8931

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same. Can't get it working whatever is tried

Ditto

Ditto

up

why's claude code suck so hard? how is this not resolved yet?

2.0 was rushed and just sucks nothing is better about it

Hello, I'm having the same issue on Windows, but only with the VS Code extension. The problem can be worked around by using the command prompt.

When it happens with the extension, I have to use /rewind before using the tools to be able to resume the conversation, because if I test it on the last conversation, the error occurs in a loop.

I can't even get the /rewind command to work. It says it's not valid... In VS code

I can't even get the /rewind command to work. It says it's not valid... In VS code

same

same

same shiit

Same issue facing in commad prompt

this is seriously a blocker! lost an entire day of productivity. Just downgraded to claude 1.0.88 and back to using Opus Plan mode until Anthropic gets it together.

npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code@1.0.88
claude config set -g autoUpdates disabled
claude --version

Hello, I'm having the same issue on Windows, but only with the VS Code extension. The problem can be worked around by using the command prompt. When it happens with the extension, I have to use /rewind before using the tools to be able to resume the conversation, because if I test it on the last conversation, the error occurs in a loop.

This worked. Thanks @hyminix

It's not an issue on Windows only. I am having the same problem on Linux with Cursor, having the same error and having the /rewind option unavailable.

Same issue facing in commad prompt

In my case, the problem occurred because Claude was trying to read too many PDF files at once while also running other tasks in parallel. When I instructed Claude to read the PDF files first and then perform the other tasks afterward, everything worked fine.

Same problem. I cannot find a way out of this hole.

I'm not sure if this is related, but I'm experiencing a similar but more severe variant:

Environment: macOS (Darwin 24.6.0), Claude Code v2.0.10

What happened:

1. Claude attempted to read 3 PDFs concurrently → got API Error: 400 due to tool use concurrency issues
2. Now every message fails with the same error, even after:

• Running /rewind multiple times (no effect)
• Exiting and restarting claude -c (resumes broken conversation)
• Removing all but 1 PDF (still fails)

Key difference: The conversation state is permanently corrupted and persists across sessions. /rewind doesn't work at all. Completely blocked from using Claude Code in this directory.

Has anyone found a way to completely clear conversation cache/state to recover from this?

I encountered this on v2.0.10, upgraded to v2.0.11 (7b8230ab307cd20eff9b33b005acf734a22759f5, 48 mins old) & ~~it was resolved~~. _EDIT: spoke too soon, new PDF same problem._

Just ran into this as well. Not even trying to do anything with PDFs, just auto-editing in VS code.

Ditto on this

The /rewind command works for me on mac/VS_code extension, just enter /rewind and then use the arrow key to scroll up to the point you want to rewind the conversation to.

My own issue started when i uploaded two PDFs at the same time, so i just rewind back to the point before the PDFs and i uploaded it one after the other

This problem is destroying my entire experience with Claude code

Same issue on Mac with Claude Code for VS Code, v2.0.10.

/rewind

Is not available.

my problem was the /hooks pre and post actions that caused this issue. Disabling all hooks solved the issue for now, but it's not a solution.

On MacOS using VS Code, there's no /rewind command available for the Claude Code extension.

Same issue

hit same issue for first time in Claude Code CLI. Starting new instance with new conversation worked. Rewind did not.

I tried many workaround without success. In my case, it was a specific PDF file causing the issue. Once unreferenced, it works.

Same issue here. I've run into it several times the last couple of days. VS Code, MacOS.

Same here, killing claude code and restarting it helps but sometimes not for too long. This started happening around 2 days ago. I didn't have the issue last week. Something is definitely degraded.

Same here.

I copied and pasted the entire conversation into a new one. Got it working, I think.

Got the error for the first time today on VS Code. /rewind doesn't even exist.
Between that and the insanely quick weekly limit I think it's time to leave anthropic and go somewhere else. I don't pay for those shenanigans.

The same issue. Have to stop using this

@qbyss

Got the error for the first time today on VS Code. /rewind doesn't even exist. Between that and the insanely quick weekly limit I think it's time to leave anthropic and go somewhere else. I don't pay for those shenanigans.

Are you on the latest version (2.0.11)? /rewind has been there for a while.

EDIT: Ah, I see from above replies it's not there in certain contexts.

Same here: Windows + VS Code

@ap1969 according to version history, latest version is 2.0.10

I've got 2.0.11

<img width="381" height="134" alt="Image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/11ad7ba2-cfb1-4427-97c2-33d20a9779c7" />

EDIT: Ah, CLI vs vscode differences

I've got 2.0.11 <img alt="Image" width="381" height="134" src="https://private-user-images.githubusercontent.com/1629592/499449888-11ad7ba2-cfb1-4427-97c2-33d20a9779c7.png?jwt=eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJpc3MiOiJnaXRodWIuY29tIiwiYXVkIjoicmF3LmdpdGh1YnVzZXJjb250ZW50LmNvbSIsImtleSI6ImtleTUiLCJleHAiOjE3NjAwMjc0MjksIm5iZiI6MTc2MDAyNzEyOSwicGF0aCI6Ii8xNjI5NTkyLzQ5OTQ0OTg4OC0xMWFkN2JhMi1jZmIxLTQ0MjctOTdjMi0zM2QyMGE5Nzc5YzcucG5nP1gtQW16LUFsZ29yaXRobT1BV1M0LUhNQUMtU0hBMjU2JlgtQW16LUNyZWRlbnRpYWw9QUtJQVZDT0RZTFNBNTNQUUs0WkElMkYyMDI1MTAwOSUyRnVzLWVhc3QtMSUyRnMzJTJGYXdzNF9yZXF1ZXN0JlgtQW16LURhdGU9MjAyNTEwMDlUMTYyNTI5WiZYLUFtei1FeHBpcmVzPTMwMCZYLUFtei1TaWduYXR1cmU9MGZjMmNkOGYyMWEyMWIxNGE1YzhmZDQ4NDBjNzhmNTdkMGIwMTI1NjNiZDEyNDU3MjJlN2U1Y2ZkYTA0YzllOSZYLUFtei1TaWduZWRIZWFkZXJzPWhvc3QifQ.RIDlEKo-9zElzi9wyNZN-NltAduGh0R2wzEmVMFmPTE"> EDIT: Ah, CLI vs vscode differences

Yeah I suspect this is a situation where somehow the replies from Claude have out run the actual functionality for some platforms. Which is extremely annoying and risks implicating that the development flow has some significant issues when it comes to release cadence.

I've hit this twice in 20 minutes. No /rewind in VS code; needs a full session reset each time.

Showstopper.

Same here, just hit it in VScode for Mac (latest extension)

^ same

Makes the tool unusable unless preprompted not to use the feature.
(The context loss is my biggest Problem with this issue)

For people stuck on this, start terminal and run claude (you might have to install it) then use the /rewind command and go back to the last part of the proper conversation (before problematic tool use happened). It will fork the conversation from there and it should be all set.

I'm having to restart every 5 - 10 minutes. I'm on Claude Code v2.0.13.

Same here folks. Not working still. I think they are trying to resolve by providing updated versions but the issue is still same. v2.0.11 to 2.0.13, but still issue didn't resolved.

<img width="510" height="124" alt="Image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/5115960c-f53e-4e04-b4ce-609bd2d986bb" />

<img width="150" height="99" alt="Image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/44fb7f10-1d31-4e79-8a1c-23d648e2c151" />

API Error: 400 {"type":"error","error":{"type":"invalid_request_error","message":"messages.10: `tool_use` ids were found without `tool_result` blocks immediately after: toolu_011yKgSTiVuYa8GHXtSrF5GJ, toolu_01EVVsVJc1h9QwG9DVafXeAp. Each `tool_use` block must have a corresponding 
    `tool_result` block in the next message."},"request_id":"req_011CTxNZUq6KWsesmCPqm5JH"}

Run into this one too. V2.0.11

Same problem here. Workaround is to tell Claude not to use concurrent calls for the time being and it will do things in sequence instead.

For anyone having this issue, just turn off auto update and downgrade your version, clearly an issue with the v2.0.10 to v2.0.13 release, ive switch to v2.0.5 which is working fine for my use cases so far

downgrade didn't help (

I'm running into this issue both in the terminal as well as in Cursor.

In Cursor, the error is more verbose:

API Error: 400 {"type":"error","error":{"type":"invalid_request_error","message":"messages.4: tool_use ids were found without tool_result blocks immediately after: toolu_015U8ZZ8HHrc1wtHhNzum7Yw, toolu_01EREdMixJ8eZc7fNhydvd5E, toolu_01MYJpkEcyXWPAAvMuT9ucU4. Each tool_use block must have a corresponding tool_result block in the next message."},"request_id":"req_011CTy3vh6fCggTXCxTcPF5T"}

Same problem here. Workaround is to tell Claude not to use concurrent calls for the time being and it will do things in sequence instead.

this seems to work! but obviously very slow

I have same issue, it happens after resuming a session API Error: 400 due to tool use concurrency issues. Run /rewind to recover the conversation.

This is annoying af I must say.

Extension has been very unusable so far because of this issue. I'd prefer the option to just have the CLI interface in my vscode again

API Error: 400 due to tool use concurrency issues. Run /rewind to recover the conversation.
Claude 2.0.13 Windows11 VSCode.

Blocker.

I have left messages in this discord thread https://discord.com/channels/1072196207201501266/1424738468336107550, also pinged the official account, no answer or even acknowledge that Anthropic team is looking into it...

Came here to find a solution, but leaving by saying that I have the same issue (and no solution to go back with)

launch claude on terminal then /rewind, go to the checkpoint you desired and you are good to go. It worked for me.

I avoid using the vscode extension, it has like 1/4 of the commands of the cli one.

I get the error a lot when a hook returns instructions:

<details>
<summary>claude code cli log</summary>

●User approved Claude's plan:
  ⎿  Programmable Objects Stage Implementation Plan

     Overview

     Port C# _070_ProgrammableObjects stage to Python with dependency-aware ordering and
      layered script output, using NetworkX for graph operations.

     Key Concepts from C# Reference

     1. Global metadata loading: Load all objects + dependencies from ALL databases
     upfront
     2. Dependency graph: Build cross-database dependency graph using NetworkX DiGraph
     3. Per-database processing: For each database, calculate what needs creating based
     on:
       - Objects owned by that database
       - Dependencies needed (may be in other databases)
       - What's already been created (ObjectCreationTracker)
     4. Layered output: Generate multiple scripts per database, one per dependency depth
      layer
     5. Script writer adaptation: Extend to support multiple scripts per database
     (layers)

     Directory Structure

     _050_programmable_objects/
     ├── __init__.py
     ├── runner.py                    # Main stage runner
     ├── metadata.py                  # Pydantic models + metadata loader
     ├── dependency_graph.py          # NetworkX graph builder + algorithms
     ├── dependency_processor.py      # Planning + depth calculation
     ├── script_gen.py               # Layer script generation
     └── object_tracker.py           # Tracks created objects across DBs

     Dependencies

     Add NetworkX using uv CLI (see python.md - never manually edit pyproject.toml):
     cd src/util/dev-env/ep-env-builder
     uv add "networkx>=3.0"

     Implementation Steps

     1. Core Models (metadata.py)

     - ProgrammableObjectMetadata: object name, type, schema, database, definition
     - ObjectDependency: referencing/referenced database/schema/object
     - ProgrammableObjectsGlobalMetadata: all objects + all dependencies
     - ProgrammableObjectsMetadataLoader:
       - Query sys.objects for programmable types (P, FN, IF, TF, V, PC)
       - Query sys.sql_expression_dependencies for cross-object refs

     2. Dependency Graph (dependency_graph.py)

     Use NetworkX instead of manual adjacency lists:
     - build_dependency_graph(): Create nx.DiGraph() from dependencies
     - collect_all_dependencies(): Use nx.ancestors() (replaces BFS)
     - extract_subgraph(): Use G.subgraph(nodes)
     - calculate_depths(): Use nx.topological_generations() (automatic layering!)
     - Object key format: [database].[schema].[object] (lowercase)

     3. Dependency Processing (dependency_processor.py)

     - plan_database_scripts(): Main orchestrator
       - Filter objects for database
       - Collect transitive dependencies using NetworkX
       - Calculate layers using topological generations
       - Return DatabaseScriptPlan with layers

     4. Object Tracker (object_tracker.py)

     - ObjectCreationTracker: Track created objects across database iterations
     - Used to avoid re-creating objects when they're dependencies for later databases

     5. Script Generation (script_gen.py)

     - LayerPlan: Holds objects at same depth, grouped by database
     - DatabaseScriptPlan: Collection of LayerPlan objects for a database
     - generate_layer_script(): Generate SQL for one layer with:
       - Comments showing depth, dependencies
       - USE statements per database
       - Object definitions with GO separators

     6. Stage Runner (runner.py)

     - Override load_global_metadata(): Load all objects + dependencies
     - Override generate_database_script(): Plan layers, generate multiple scripts
     - New: Return list of scripts instead of single script
     - Script naming: {db}__layer_{num:03d}__depth_{depth}.sql

     7. Script Writer Enhancement

     Modify command.py and script_writer.py:
     - Change interface to accept dict[str, list[tuple[str, str]]]
       - Key: database name
       - Value: list of (suffix, content) tuples
     - Example: {"ATI_WEB": [("layer_001_depth_0", script1), ("layer_002_depth_1",
     script2)]}
     - Backward compatible: Single script becomes single-item list

     NetworkX Advantages

     - nx.ancestors(G, node) → automatic transitive dependency collection
     - nx.topological_generations() → automatic depth layering (no manual recursion!)
     - nx.subgraph(nodes) → trivial subgraph extraction
     - nx.find_cycle() → built-in cycle detection
     - Battle-tested, well-documented library

     Testing Considerations

     - Test with cross-database dependencies (ATI_WEB → ATI_CORE)
     - Test cycle detection via NetworkX
     - Verify depth calculations match C# reference
     - Ensure objects created in correct order

     Files to Create

     1. stages/_050_programmable_objects/__init__.py
     2. stages/_050_programmable_objects/runner.py
     3. stages/_050_programmable_objects/metadata.py
     4. stages/_050_programmable_objects/dependency_graph.py
     5. stages/_050_programmable_objects/dependency_processor.py
     6. stages/_050_programmable_objects/script_gen.py
     7. stages/_050_programmable_objects/object_tracker.py

     Files to Modify

     1. command.py: Update stage orchestration for layered scripts
     2. script_writer.py: Support multiple scripts per database
     3. Update python.md: Add dependency management rule (already done)
  ⎿

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  implementation.

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      add "networkx>=3.0")
  ⎿  Error: Bash operation blocked by hook:
     - [.claude/hooks/pre-tool/guard-cd.sh]: [CLAUDE_GUARD] POLICY_VIOLATION: INVALID_CD
     ROOT="/home/dfaiv/dev/plu3/plu3-2505--ai-nat/root"
     WHY: Only subshell 'cd' to an absolute path inside ROOT is allowed:
       ( cd "$ROOT[/subdir]" && <FULL_COMMAND_HERE> )
     ALTERNATIVES (no 'cd'):
       - git -C "$ROOT[/subdir]" <ARGS>
       - yarn --cwd "$ROOT[/subdir]" <ARGS>
       - make -C "$ROOT[/subdir]" <ARGS>
       - ./cexec "$ROOT[/subdir]" <COMMAND> <ARGS>
     ORIGINAL_COMMAND:
     cd /home/dfaiv/dev/plu3/plu3-2505--ai-nat/root/src/util/dev-env/ep-env-builder && uv add
      "networkx>=3.0"
     RETURN: Output ONLY the corrected single-line command; no prose, no markdown.

● Bash(uv --directory=/home/dfaiv/dev/plu3/plu3-2505--ai-nat/root/src/util/dev-env/ep-env-bu
      ilder add "networkx>=3.0")
  ⎿ Resolved 26 packages in 753ms
       Building ep-env-builder @
    file:///home/dfaiv/dev/plu3/plu3-2505--ai-nat/root/src/util/dev-env/ep-env-builder
    Downloading networkx (1.9MiB)
     Downloading networkx
          Built ep-env-builder @
    file:///home/dfaiv/dev/plu3/plu3-2505--ai-nat/root/src/util/dev-env/ep-env-builder
    Prepared 2 packages in 953ms
    Uninstalled 1 package in 1ms
    Installed 2 packages in 36ms
     ~ ep-env-builder==0.1.0 (from
    file:///home/dfaiv/dev/plu3/plu3-2505--ai-nat/root/src/util/dev-env/ep-env-builder)
     + networkx==3.5


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  management rule:

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     with 13 additions
        86
        87    ### Dependency Management
        88
        89 +  **CRITICAL RULE - USE UV CLI TO ADD DEPENDENCIES** - Always use the `uv
           +  add` command to add dependencies, NEVER manually edit pyproject.toml:
        90 +
        91 +  ```bash
        92 +  # Add production dependency
        93 +  uv add "package-name>=version"
        94 +
        95 +  # Add to dev dependency group
        96 +  uv add --dev "package-name>=version"
        97 +
        98 +  # Add with --directory flag (for workspace members)
        99 +  uv --directory=path/to/package add "package-name>=version"
       100 +  ```
       101 +
       102    **CRITICAL RULE - USE DEPENDENCY GROUPS** - Always use PEP 735
             dependency groups instead of optional-dependencies for dev dependencies:
       103
       104    **✅ CORRECT - Use dependency groups:**

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     """Programmable objects stage - handles stored procedures, functions, views with
     dependencies."""


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● Great! Now let's implement the core modules.  04:24 PM  claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929
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     """Tracks which programmable objects have been created across database
     iterations."""


     class ObjectCreationTracker:
         """Tracks created objects to avoid recreating dependencies."""

         def __init__(self) -> None:
             """Initialize empty tracker."""
             self._created_objects: set[str] = set()

         @property
         def count(self) -> int:
             """Return count of created objects."""
             return len(self._created_objects)

         def is_created(self, object_key: str) -> bool:
             """Check if object has been created.

             Args:
                 object_key: Object key in format [database].[schema].[object]

             Returns:
                 True if object has been marked as created
             """
             return object_key in self._created_objects

         def mark_created(self, object_key: str) -> None:
             """Mark object as created.

             Args:
                 object_key: Object key in format [database].[schema].[object]
             """
             self._created_objects.add(object_key)

         def mark_created_batch(self, object_keys: list[str]) -> None:
             """Mark multiple objects as created.

             Args:
                 object_keys: List of object keys to mark as created
             """
             self._created_objects.update(object_keys)


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     env_builder/boa/generator/stages/_050_programmable_objects/metadata.py
     """Metadata models and loader for programmable objects stage."""

     from typing import Any

     from pydantic import BaseModel

     from ...db_context import DbContext


     class ProgrammableObjectMetadata(BaseModel):
         """Metadata for a single programmable object."""

         object_name: str
         object_type: str  # P, FN, IF, TF, V, PC
         schema_name: str
         database_name: str
         definition: str

         def get_object_key(self) -> str:
             """Return normalized object key for dependency tracking.

             Format: [database].[schema].[object] (lowercase)
             """
             return (

     f"[{self.database_name}].[{self.schema_name}].[{self.object_name}]".lower()
             )


     class ObjectDependency(BaseModel):
         """Represents a dependency between two programmable objects."""

         referencing_database: str
         referencing_schema: str
         referencing_object: str
         referenced_database: str
         referenced_schema: str
         referenced_object: str

         def get_referencing_key(self) -> str:
             """Return normalized key for referencing object."""
             return f"[{self.referencing_database}].[{self.referencing_schema}].[{self.r
     eferencing_object}]".lower()

         def get_referenced_key(self) -> str:
             """Return normalized key for referenced object."""
             return f"[{self.referenced_database}].[{self.referenced_schema}].[{self.ref
     erenced_object}]".lower()


     class ProgrammableObjectsGlobalMetadata(BaseModel):
         """Global metadata for programmable objects stage (all databases)."""

         all_objects: list[ProgrammableObjectMetadata]
         all_dependencies: list[ObjectDependency]


     class ProgrammableObjectsMetadataLoader:
         """Loader for programmable objects metadata."""

         # Query for programmable objects
         GET_OBJECTS_QUERY = """
             SELECT
                 o.name AS object_name,
                 o.type AS object_type,
                 SCHEMA_NAME(o.schema_id) AS schema_name,
                 sm.definition AS definition,
                 o.type_desc AS type_description
             FROM sys.objects o
             LEFT JOIN sys.sql_modules sm ON o.object_id = sm.object_id
             WHERE o.type IN ('P', 'FN', 'IF', 'TF', 'V', 'PC')  -- Programmable object
     types
               AND o.is_ms_shipped = 0
             ORDER BY o.name;
         """

         # Query for dependencies
         GET_DEPENDENCIES_QUERY = """
             SELECT DISTINCT
                 SCHEMA_NAME(o.schema_id) AS referencing_schema,
                 o.name AS referencing_object,
                 d.referenced_database_name AS referenced_database,
                 d.referenced_schema_name AS referenced_schema,
                 d.referenced_entity_name AS referenced_object
             FROM sys.objects o
             INNER JOIN sys.sql_expression_dependencies d
                 ON o.object_id = d.referencing_id
             WHERE
                 -- Only programmable objects
                 o.type IN ('P', 'FN', 'IF', 'TF', 'V', 'PC')
                 AND o.is_ms_shipped = 0
                 -- Exclude system database references
                 AND (d.referenced_database_name IS NULL
                      OR d.referenced_database_name NOT IN
     ('master','msdb','tempdb','model'))
                 -- Only include programmable object references
                 AND d.referenced_entity_name IS NOT NULL
                 AND d.referenced_class = 1  -- OBJECT_OR_COLUMN class
             ORDER BY o.name, d.referenced_entity_name;
         """

         def __init__(self, db_context: DbContext):
             """Initialize metadata loader.

             Args:
                 db_context: Database context for executing queries
             """
             self.db_context = db_context

         def load_all_objects(self, databases: list[str]) ->
     list[ProgrammableObjectMetadata]:
             """Load programmable objects from all databases.

             Args:
                 databases: List of database names to load from

             Returns:
                 List of all programmable objects across all databases
             """
             all_objects: list[ProgrammableObjectMetadata] = []

             for database in databases:
                 rows = self.db_context.execute_query(self.GET_OBJECTS_QUERY, database)

                 for row in rows:
                     # Use definition or create placeholder
                     definition = row["definition"]
                     if not definition:
                         type_desc = row["type_description"]
                         definition = f"CREATE {type_desc}
     [{row['schema_name']}].[{row['object_name']}] AS ..."

                     all_objects.append(
                         ProgrammableObjectMetadata(
                             object_name=row["object_name"],
                             object_type=row["object_type"],
                             schema_name=row["schema_name"],
                             database_name=database,
                             definition=definition.strip(),
                         )
                     )

             return all_objects

         def load_all_dependencies(
             self, databases: list[str]
         ) -> list[ObjectDependency]:
             """Load dependencies from all databases.

             Args:
                 databases: List of database names to load from

             Returns:
                 List of all dependencies across all databases
             """
             all_dependencies: list[ObjectDependency] = []

             for database in databases:
                 rows = self.db_context.execute_query(self.GET_DEPENDENCIES_QUERY,
     database)

                 for row in rows:
                     # Default to current database if referenced_database is NULL
                     referenced_db = row["referenced_database"] or database

                     # Default to dbo if referenced_schema is NULL or empty
                     referenced_schema = row["referenced_schema"]
                     if not referenced_schema or not referenced_schema.strip():
                         referenced_schema = "dbo"

                     all_dependencies.append(
                         ObjectDependency(
                             referencing_database=database,
                             referencing_schema=row["referencing_schema"],
                             referencing_object=row["referencing_object"],
                             referenced_database=referenced_db,
                             referenced_schema=referenced_schema,
                             referenced_object=row["referenced_object"],
                         )
                     )

             return all_dependencies

         def load_global_metadata(
             self, databases: list[str]
         ) -> ProgrammableObjectsGlobalMetadata:
             """Load complete global metadata for all databases.

             Args:
                 databases: List of database names to process

             Returns:
                 Global metadata containing all objects and dependencies
             """
             all_objects = self.load_all_objects(databases)
             all_dependencies = self.load_all_dependencies(databases)

             return ProgrammableObjectsGlobalMetadata(
                 all_objects=all_objects,
                 all_dependencies=all_dependencies,
             )


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       3 -  from typing import Any
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  module using NetworkX:

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     env_builder/boa/generator/stages/_050_programmable_objects/dependency_graph.py
     """Dependency graph builder using NetworkX."""

     import networkx as nx

     from .metadata import ObjectDependency


     def build_dependency_graph(dependencies: list[ObjectDependency]) -> nx.DiGraph:
         """Build directed dependency graph from object dependencies.

         The graph has edges pointing FROM referencing object TO referenced object.
         This means dependencies point in the direction of "depends on".

         Example:
             If ViewA depends on TableB, there's an edge: ViewA -> TableB

         Args:
             dependencies: List of object dependencies

         Returns:
             Directed graph with object keys as nodes
         """
         graph = nx.DiGraph()

         for dep in dependencies:
             from_key = dep.get_referencing_key()
             to_key = dep.get_referenced_key()

             # Skip self-references
             if from_key == to_key:
                 continue

             graph.add_edge(from_key, to_key)

         return graph


     def collect_all_dependencies(
         graph: nx.DiGraph, start_nodes: set[str]
     ) -> set[str]:
         """Collect all transitive dependencies for given objects.

         Uses NetworkX ancestors to find all objects that the start_nodes depend on.

         Args:
             graph: Dependency graph
             start_nodes: Set of object keys to find dependencies for

         Returns:
             Set of all object keys including start_nodes and their dependencies
         """
         all_deps: set[str] = set()

         for node in start_nodes:
             if node in graph:
                 # Add the node itself
                 all_deps.add(node)
                 # Add all its ancestors (transitive dependencies)
                 all_deps.update(nx.ancestors(graph, node))
             else:
                 # Node has no dependencies in graph (leaf node)
                 all_deps.add(node)

         return all_deps


     def extract_subgraph(graph: nx.DiGraph, nodes: set[str]) -> nx.DiGraph:
         """Extract subgraph containing only specified nodes.

         Args:
             graph: Original dependency graph
             nodes: Set of node keys to include

         Returns:
             Subgraph containing only the specified nodes and edges between them
         """
         # Filter to only nodes that exist in the graph
         existing_nodes = nodes & set(graph.nodes())

         if not existing_nodes:
             return nx.DiGraph()

         return graph.subgraph(existing_nodes).copy()


     def calculate_dependency_depths(graph: nx.DiGraph) -> dict[str, int]:
         """Calculate dependency depth for each node using topological generations.

         Depth 0: Objects with no dependencies (leaf nodes)
         Depth 1: Objects depending only on depth 0 objects
         Depth 2: Objects depending on depth 0 or 1 objects
         ... and so on

         Uses NetworkX topological_generations which automatically handles the layering.

         Args:
             graph: Dependency graph (must be a DAG)

         Returns:
             Dictionary mapping object key to depth level

         Raises:
             networkx.NetworkXError: If graph contains cycles
         """
         depths: dict[str, int] = {}

         try:
             # topological_generations returns layers in dependency order
             # Layer 0 has no dependencies, Layer 1 depends on Layer 0, etc.
             for depth, generation in enumerate(nx.topological_generations(graph)):
                 for node in generation:
                     depths[node] = depth
         except nx.NetworkXError as e:
             # Check if it's a cycle error
             if "not a directed acyclic graph" in str(e).lower():
                 # Try to find and report the cycle
                 try:
                     cycle = nx.find_cycle(graph)
                     cycle_str = " -> ".join(f"{u}" for u, _ in cycle) + f" ->
     {cycle[0][0]}"
                     raise ValueError(
                         f"Circular dependency detected: {cycle_str}"
                     ) from e
                 except nx.NetworkXNoCycle:
                     # Shouldn't happen, but re-raise original error
                     raise
             raise

         return depths


     def detect_cycles(graph: nx.DiGraph) -> list[list[str]]:
         """Detect all cycles in the dependency graph.

         Args:
             graph: Dependency graph to check

         Returns:
             List of cycles, where each cycle is a list of object keys
         """
         try:
             cycles = list(nx.simple_cycles(graph))
             return cycles
         except Exception:
             return []



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      4 additions and 2 removals
        1    """Dependency graph builder using NetworkX."""
        2
        3 -  import networkx as nx
        3 +  from typing import Any
        4
        5 +  import networkx as nx  # type: ignore[import-untyped]
        6 +
        7    from .metadata import ObjectDependency
        8
        9
       10 -  def build_dependency_graph(dependencies: list[ObjectDependency]) ->
          -  nx.DiGraph:
       10 +  def build_dependency_graph(dependencies: list[ObjectDependency]) ->
          +  Any:  # nx.DiGraph - no type stubs available
       11        """Build directed dependency graph from object dependencies.
       12
       13        The graph has edges pointing FROM referencing object TO referenced
            object.

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      4 additions and 6 removals
       37        return graph
       38
       39
       40 -  def collect_all_dependencies(
       41 -      graph: nx.DiGraph, start_nodes: set[str]
       42 -  ) -> set[str]:
       40 +  def collect_all_dependencies(graph: Any, start_nodes: set[str]) ->
          + set[str]:  # graph: nx.DiGraph
       41        """Collect all transitive dependencies for given objects.
       42
       43        Uses NetworkX ancestors to find all objects that the start_nodes
            depend on.
     ...
       66        return all_deps
       67
       68
       69 -  def extract_subgraph(graph: nx.DiGraph, nodes: set[str]) -> nx.DiGraph:
       69 +  def extract_subgraph(graph: Any, nodes: set[str]) -> Any:  # graph:
          +  nx.DiGraph, returns: nx.DiGraph
       70        """Extract subgraph containing only specified nodes.
       71
       72        Args:
     ...
       85        return graph.subgraph(existing_nodes).copy()
       86
       87
       88 -  def calculate_dependency_depths(graph: nx.DiGraph) -> dict[str, int]:
       88 +  def calculate_dependency_depths(graph: Any) -> dict[str, int]:
          +    # graph: nx.DiGraph
       89        """Calculate dependency depth for each node using topological
            generations.
       90
       91        Depth 0: Objects with no dependencies (leaf nodes)
     ...
       130        return depths
       131
       132
       133 -  def detect_cycles(graph: nx.DiGraph) -> list[list[str]]:
       133 +  def detect_cycles(graph: Any) -> list[list[str]]:  # graph: nx.DiGraph
       134        """Detect all cycles in the dependency graph.
       135
       136        Args:

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      3 additions and 3 removals
       22        Returns:
       23            Directed graph with object keys as nodes
       24        """
       25 -      graph = nx.DiGraph()
       25 +      graph = nx.DiGraph()  # type: ignore[no-untyped-call]
       26
       27        for dep in dependencies:
       28            from_key = dep.get_referencing_key()
     ...
       32            if from_key == to_key:
       33                continue
       34
       35 -          graph.add_edge(from_key, to_key)
       35 +          graph.add_edge(from_key, to_key)
          +    # type: ignore[no-untyped-call]
       36
       37 -      return graph
       37 +      return graph  # type: ignore[return-value]
       38
       39
       40    def collect_all_dependencies(graph: Any, start_nodes: set[str]) ->
            set[str]:  # graph: nx.DiGraph

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       56                # Add the node itself
       57                all_deps.add(node)
       58                # Add all its ancestors (transitive dependencies)
       59 -              all_deps.update(nx.ancestors(graph, node))
       59 +              all_deps.update(nx.ancestors(graph, node))
          +    # type: ignore[no-untyped-call]
       60            else:
       61                # Node has no dependencies in graph (leaf node)
       62                all_deps.add(node)

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       75            Subgraph containing only the specified nodes and edges between
            them
       76        """
       77        # Filter to only nodes that exist in the graph
       78 -      existing_nodes = nodes & set(graph.nodes())
       78 +      existing_nodes = nodes & set(graph.nodes())
          +    # type: ignore[no-untyped-call]
       79
       80        if not existing_nodes:
       81 -          return nx.DiGraph()
       81 +          return nx.DiGraph()  # type: ignore[no-untyped-call,
          + return-value]
       82
       83 -      return graph.subgraph(existing_nodes).copy()
       83 +      return graph.subgraph(existing_nodes).copy()
          +    # type: ignore[no-untyped-call, return-value]
       84
       85
       86    def calculate_dependency_depths(graph: Any) -> dict[str, int]:  # graph:
             nx.DiGraph

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       107        try:
       108            # topological_generations returns layers in dependency order
       109            # Layer 0 has no dependencies, Layer 1 depends on Layer 0, etc.
       110 -          for depth, generation in
           -  enumerate(nx.topological_generations(graph)):
       110 +          for depth, generation in
           +  enumerate(nx.topological_generations(graph)):
           +    # type: ignore[no-untyped-call]
       111                for node in generation:
       112                    depths[node] = depth
       113        except nx.NetworkXError as e:

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       115            if "not a directed acyclic graph" in str(e).lower():
       116                # Try to find and report the cycle
       117                try:
       118 -                  cycle = nx.find_cycle(graph)
       118 +                  cycle = nx.find_cycle(graph)
           +    # type: ignore[no-untyped-call]
       119                    cycle_str = " -> ".join(f"{u}" for u, _ in cycle) + f"
             -> {cycle[0][0]}"
       120                    raise ValueError(
       121                        f"Circular dependency detected: {cycle_str}"
       122                    ) from e
       123 -              except nx.NetworkXNoCycle:
       123 +              except nx.NetworkXNoCycle:  # type: ignore[misc]
       124                    # Shouldn't happen, but re-raise original error
       125                    raise
       126            raise

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       141 +          cycles = list(nx.simple_cycles(graph))
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       142            return cycles
       143        except Exception:
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    /rewind to recover the conversation.                       04:28 PM  <synthetic>

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Also have the same message, closing vscode and launching again did not resolve. I dont want to start a new conversation.

Turning thinking on solves my problem

Turning thinking on solves my problem

How do you enable thinking?

> Turning thinking on solves my problem How do you enable thinking?

press 'tab'

Turning thinking on does not solve the problem for me. This bug is making my life impossible

same as up

API Error: 400 due to tool use concurrency issues. Run /rewind to recover the conversation.

Update of VSCode Claude Code extension solved the issue for me

Whenever the flow involved reading a PDF, it happened to me. I removed the instruction to read the PDF from the prompt, and it went away

I have just restarted the VSCode, Ctrl+Shift+P -> Developer: Reload window, and it worked.

@lonycn temporarily, then it happens again few minutes in... this was not happening so frequently a few days ago, that's the real problem. The frequency, and /rewind doesn't always bring the last failed conversation or command.

same issue.

Same

Metoo

<img width="634" height="108" alt="Image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/835dca29-c8e4-4ebd-9f70-fa4a6b35cc29" /> just happens

QQ same here

Same issue

same same

same issue...

Super bad right now. Can't even complete a relatively simple access. Got it 3x in the span of like 20 minutes.

✅ Temporarily fixed by disabling my hooks.

occurring for me on macOs 15.6.1 - Apple M4 Max

In Vsc, what works for me is to:

• Uninstall the Claude extensions.
• Install the Claude extensions.

still keep getting this error

In Vsc, what works for me is to: Uninstall the Claude extensions. Install the Claude extensions.

In Vsc, what works for me is to: Uninstall the Claude extensions. Install the Claude extensions.

This worked for me, but to add to this, after uninstalling i "Updated/reloaded" extensions so it dissapeared from the list, and then i restarted vscode before trying again. I also couldn't continue the conversation i had that started this issue, i had to start a new convo to be able to use claude again.

> In Vsc, what works for me is to: > > Uninstall the Claude extensions. > Install the Claude extensions. This worked for me, but to add to this, after uninstalling i "Updated/reloaded" extensions so it dissapeared from the list, and then i restarted vscode before trying again. I also couldn't continue the conversation i had that started this issue, i had to start a new convo to be able to use claude again.

tried all this and didnt work on latest mac book pro and then downgraded it to the last version 2.0.13 and tried and it worked some how, if that does not work use cli claude after downgrading ..

I get the error a lot when a hook returns instructions: claude code cli log

turning off hooks seems to help so far - but obviously we need the hooks for our workflow, so...

This is creating issues when @claude will fix it?

same issue here, but is rear, cuz is occuring only on new sessions, i mean, i have an open sesion from tuesday (6 days ago), and i can continue working on that sesion without any issue, but today i am having this issue trying to work from any place

I am using WSL on windows

Same problem here, /rewind does not work, i have to start a new session

> > In Vsc, what works for me is to: > > > > Uninstall the Claude extensions. > > Install the Claude extensions. > > > This worked for me, but to add to this, after uninstalling i "Updated/reloaded" extensions so it dissapeared from the list, and then i restarted vscode before trying again. I also couldn't continue the conversation i had that started this issue, i had to start a new convo to be able to use claude again. tried all this and didnt work on latest mac book pro and then downgraded it to the last version 2.0.13 and tried and it worked some how, if that does not work use cli claude after downgrading ..

Try downgrading to 2.0.8 and it will work, keep checking so it won't get auto updated.

Adding my experience with this issue.I t's been happening frequently (multiple times in the last few days) and significantly impacts usability.

Frequency: This 400 error occurs several times per day, making it impossible to complete multi-step tasks without interruption.

The real problem: When this error hits, the session is permanently broken. There's no recovery mechanism (the suggested /rewind command doesn't even exist - see #9438). I'm forced to:

1. Abandon all context from the current conversation
2. Start a fresh session
3. Re-explain the entire project structure
4. Hope the error doesn't hit again mid-task

This bug needs urgent attention as it's making Claude Code unreliable for any serious project work.

Environment: Claude Code 2.0.8, macOS Darwin 24.6.0, VSCode extension

And claude boasts on improving switching to openai codex once this subscription finishes, the extension is so bad. this has been going on for a week. @claude at this rate, anthropic will have no customers soon, rewind doesn't even exist in the commands, yet api says to rewind. who qa's your releases, do you even qa or do any regressions?

Workaround for "no recovery mechanism" issue:

@ergut @harshalone @rgrjnr @Maharaj95 - Research-backed solution using prompt engineering to prevent these errors: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/8763#issuecomment-3391509893

Add the provided instructions to your global CLAUDE.md (~/.claude/CLAUDE.md) to enforce sequential tool execution.

Why this works:

• Overrides CC's default parallel tool execution behavior that triggers the bug
• Uses semantic overlap + explicit precedence from LLM instruction conflict research
• Prevents the "several times per day" occurrences

Implementation: Copy the "Tool Execution Safety" protocol into your ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md file. The approach uses research-validated techniques to ensure Claude executes tools sequentially, waiting for each tool_result before issuing the next tool_use.

This eliminates most instances of the 400 error and broken sessions. I haven't had the problem once since I added this.

Adding my experience with this issue.I t's been happening frequently (multiple times in the last few days) and significantly impacts usability. Frequency: This 400 error occurs several times per day, making it impossible to complete multi-step tasks without interruption. The real problem: When this error hits, the session is permanently broken. There's no recovery mechanism (the suggested /rewind command doesn't even exist - see #9438). I'm forced to: 1. Abandon all context from the current conversation 2. Start a fresh session 3. Re-explain the entire project structure 4. Hope the error doesn't hit again mid-task This bug needs urgent attention as it's making Claude Code unreliable for any serious project work. Environment: Claude Code 2.0.8, macOS Darwin 24.6.0, VSCode extension

/rewind exists in the CLI. That's why.

Safety protocol for parallel tool call bug:
Add this to your CLAUDE.md to get rid of this issue until it's fixed by Anthropic (comment)

This previous mentioned fix has been working for me so far: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/9002#issuecomment-3400904849

ok for me this issue was resolved in windows wsl, by exiting claude, start claude only, and doing /init YMMV but /rewind didnt turn anything up

This is fixed. If you're still seeing it, please open a new issue.

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