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A --dangerously-skip-permissions (or --permission-mode) set in Claude provider launch args was appended to argv after the --permission-mode T3 derives from the thread runtime mode, and the Claude CLI resolves its permission inputs together rather than by argv order, so the user's flag was silently inert and every non-edit tool call still round-tripped to a T3 approval card.

ClaudeAdapter.startSession now reads a permission flag out of the parsed launch args and uses it as the session's permission mode, dropping it from extraArgs so the CLI receives the flag exactly once. Keeping it in permissionMode also means allowDangerouslySkipPermissions, the session.configured payload, and the plan-mode restore path all agree with what the CLI actually runs. A thread with no such flag keeps deriving its mode from its runtime mode, and an unrecognized --permission-mode value is left in extraArgs for the CLI to reject rather than being silently swapped.

Verified: vp test run src/provider/Layers/ClaudeAdapter.test.ts in apps/server — 127 passed, including the added case that a launch-arg flag beats an auto-accept-edits thread. vp run --filter t3 typecheck — clean (suggestions only). vp lint and vp fmt --check on both changed files — clean.

Out of scope: --permission-mode is per-provider, so this remains a global setting that outranks the per-thread runtime mode picker; surfacing that in provider settings, and the same class of bug in the Cursor and OpenCode adapters (#6533, #5164), are separate changes.

Fixes #7577

Done by Claude Opus 5 (1M context) in Claude Code.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Claude launch arguments now correctly honor explicit permission settings.
    • The dangerous skip-permissions option takes precedence over the thread’s automatic edit-acceptance mode.
    • Permission-related launch flags are now translated correctly and excluded from duplicate processing.
    • Invalid permission-mode values are handled consistently by the Claude command-line interface.

A `--dangerously-skip-permissions` or `--permission-mode` set in Claude
provider launch args was appended after T3's own `--permission-mode`, and the
CLI resolves its permission inputs together rather than by argv order, so the
user's flag was silently inert.

The adapter now reads a permission flag out of the parsed launch args, uses it
as the session's permission mode, and drops it from `extraArgs` so the CLI
receives the flag once. Threads without such a flag keep deriving the mode from
their runtime mode.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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const runtimeMode = input.runtimeMode ?? "full-access";

--permission-mode default is ignored for a full-access thread, so every tool is still approved without a permission card. canUseToolEffect derives runtimeMode only from input.runtimeMode and returns allow immediately for full-access; make it honor the effective launchArgPermissionMode there as well.

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`--permission-mode default` is ignored for a `full-access` thread, so every tool is still approved without a permission card. `canUseToolEffect` derives `runtimeMode` only from `input.runtimeMode` and returns `allow` immediately for `full-access`; make it honor the effective `launchArgPermissionMode` there as well.

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Written by claude-fable-5-1 on behalf of Maria

canUseTool handling is unchanged by this pr. the existing behavior predates the change and is out of scope for the launch-args fix.

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Verdict: Not approved

Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — The change alters Claude's production permission and tool-approval behavior when provider launch arguments are configured. Unresolved concerns remain around full-access approval handling and preservation/validation of permission arguments, so the permission path needs human review.

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ClaudeAdapter now gives explicit permission launch arguments precedence over runtime modes, removes both permission flags from forwarded arguments, and adds regression coverage for bypass-permission behavior.

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Claude permission handling

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Permission mode parsing and precedence
apps/server/src/provider/Layers/ClaudeAdapter.ts, apps/server/src/provider/Layers/ClaudeAdapter.test.ts
ClaudeAdapter removes permission flags from extraArgs. It forwards explicit --permission-mode values, maps --dangerously-skip-permissions to bypassPermissions, and otherwise uses the runtime mode. Tests verify precedence and preservation of unrelated arguments.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Severity of issue fixed: Low

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 30dd1

Claude launch arguments now override derived permission settings, but an unsupported permission mode may no longer reach the Claude CLI for rejection and can leave session permission handling inconsistent. Resolve this before merging.

Suggested reviewers: t3dotgg, juliusmarminge, stienswout

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- Line 1464: Update readLaunchArgPermissionMode to return bypassPermissions only
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Drop the hand-copied permission-mode list, the flag-name Set and the helper
that filtered them back out of extraArgs. Destructuring the two keys off the
parsed flags leaves the rest as extraArgs directly, and removes a list that
would drift as the CLI gains modes. Only a bare `--dangerously-skip-permissions`
or an explicit `=true` grants bypass.

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// passed through: the CLI resolves both inputs together, so argv order
// never let the user's flag win.
const permissionMode =
(launchArgPermissionMode as PermissionMode | null | undefined) ??

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🟡 Medium Layers/ClaudeAdapter.ts:4660

An invalid --permission-mode such as typo is swallowed and assigned to queryOptions.permissionMode as if it were a valid PermissionMode, so the CLI never validates the configured argument and later setPermissionMode receives the invalid value. Validate the flag before removing it from extraArgs, preserving unrecognized values for normal CLI validation.

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An invalid `--permission-mode` such as `typo` is swallowed and assigned to `queryOptions.permissionMode` as if it were a valid `PermissionMode`, so the CLI never validates the configured argument and later `setPermissionMode` receives the invalid value. Validate the flag before removing it from `extraArgs`, preserving unrecognized values for normal CLI validation.

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const claudeBinaryPath = claudeSdkExecutablePath;
const extraArgs = parseCliArgs(claudeSettings.launchArgs).flags;
const {
"permission-mode": launchArgPermissionMode,

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rg -n -C 12 'CLAUDE_PERMISSION_MODES|permission-mode|extraArgs|PermissionMode' \
  apps/server/src/provider/Layers/ClaudeAdapter.ts \
  apps/server/src/provider/Layers/ClaudeAdapter.test.ts \
  packages/shared/src/cliArgs.ts

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Keep unsupported --permission-mode values in extraArgs.

parseCliArgs accepts arbitrary string values. The destructuring removes --permission-mode=invalid, and the cast passes it to the SDK as PermissionMode. Validate the value against the supported modes before removing it. Keep absent and unsupported values in extraArgs.

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In `@apps/server/src/provider/Layers/ClaudeAdapter.ts` at line 4612, Update
parseCliArgs so --permission-mode is removed from extraArgs only when its value
is a supported permission mode; preserve absent and unsupported values in
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--permission-mode default now sets the SDK mode to default, but on a full-access thread canUseToolEffect still immediately returns allow for Bash. The callback predates this PR, but making launch args override the thread mode exposes the mismatch: Claude and T3 enforce different policies. Please use the effective permission policy for the callback too, while preserving the special handling for questions and plan exit.

The body also says unsupported permission modes remain in extraArgs; at this head --permission-mode typo is removed and assigned to the SDK mode instead. Validate supported modes before consuming the flag and keep unsupported values available for CLI validation. Add coverage for restrictive overrides and invalid or missing values alongside the bypass case.

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Merges `upstream/main` at `02297e3db` into the fork, 35 commits from
base
`0f602b337`. Merge commit, not a rebase. Tracker entry:
`docs/fork/upstream-merge-log.md`, 2026-09-11.

`170` files landed against `166` in the upstream range; fork delta `756`
files.
The gap is six named files and reconciles:
`ThreadStatusIndicators.test.tsx` and
`sandboxControl.placement.test.tsx` landed as fork-test fixes amended
into the
merge, the three fork documents landed with it, and
`PreviewLocalServerCard.tsx` was re-deleted per the inventory's
deliberate-deletion list. `duplicate-adds.mjs` and
`resolution-check.mjs` are
clean — nothing landed as one side whole.

## What upstream shipped, and where it stands on Moatless

### Usable as-is

These run on the fork's backend with no further work.

- **A compact right-panel surface menu** (pingdotgg#11111) — the add-surface
launcher
goes from a card grid to keyboard-shortcut rows. This is where the
fork's
sandbox status badge lives, so the badge was re-stated on upstream's row
  rather than replayed; see the conflict notes below.
- **Multiple-linked-PR badges, simplified** (pingdotgg#11104, pingdotgg#11180, pingdotgg#11101) — a
thread
with several links now shows the total linked count coloured by
aggregate
status, instead of naming a primary and counting the extras. This is
**live on
  Moatless**: the backend serves `thread.pullRequests` and reports
`threadPullRequests`, so the badge resolves. It is also a behaviour
change a
user will see, and it is what broke the fork's own badge test — the only
thing
  that caught it.
- **Settled threads recede in the sidebar** (pingdotgg#11101) — a settled row
dims until
  hover or focus. Rides the settlement state Moatless already serves.
- **Environments in the command palette** (pingdotgg#10722) — searching now
returns
  environments beside threads and projects, with a subtitle.
- **A blue/orange diff palette** (pingdotgg#10671) — client-side theme only.
- **Question answers folded into tool activity** (pingdotgg#11014) — the chat
timeline
renders an answer to an agent's async question inside the tool call that
asked
  it, rather than as a separate turn. The client half
(`client-runtime/src/work-log/userInput.ts`,
`shared/src/toolActivity.ts`,
`MessagesTimeline.tsx`) works off data Moatless already sends. The
server half
  is in the third bucket.
- **Unpriced model activity is flagged** (pingdotgg#11021) — usage rows with
tokens and
no price read as unpriced instead of `$0.00`. Shared merge logic over
the
  `server.getUsageSummary` the backend serves.
- **Return to picture-in-picture when the right panel closes** (pingdotgg#11102)
and
**aligned floating-preview corners** (pingdotgg#10915) — both land in the hosted
preview surface and both were taken; the fork's framed-runtime condition
in
`ThreadPreviewMiniPlayer.tsx` still covers the case upstream's `framed`
check
  does not.
- **Collapse a tool call by clicking its expanded label** (pingdotgg#11017),
**provider
update text fitting inside sidebar notices** (pingdotgg#11034), **no seams in the
topbar scroll fade** (pingdotgg#10914), **centered PR unavailable states**
(pingdotgg#11110), **no
  sidebar PR link icon** (pingdotgg#11179).
- **Mobile** (pingdotgg#11128, pingdotgg#11127, pingdotgg#11114, pingdotgg#11115, pingdotgg#11118 / pingdotgg#11079 / reverted
in
pingdotgg#11098, pingdotgg#11113) — shared markdown renderer rename, composer transition
and
final-frame fixes, tablet close controls for files and terminal, and
playback
  preserved across fullscreen transitions.

### Unsupported in Moatless / needs implementation

- **The device hub** — the whole of pingdotgg#10677, pingdotgg#10854, pingdotgg#10855 and pingdotgg#10856:
iOS
simulators and Android emulators a person and an agent can share. Server
side
is `apps/server/src/device/` (`LocalDeviceHost.ts` drives the machine
the
  server runs on, `SshDeviceHost.ts` drives another over SSH,
`DeviceHubProxy.ts` fronts the video and accessibility streams) plus an
MCP
  toolkit at `apps/server/src/mcp/toolkits/device/` that gives the agent
  tap/type/screenshot. Client side is a `device` right-panel surface
  (`apps/web/src/components/device/`) and a Device hosts settings page.

Eight methods plus one stream, all newly declaring
`UnsupportedMethodError` in
  `packages/contracts/src/rpc.ts`: `device.configure`, `device.list`,
  `device.testHost`, `device.open`, `device.close`, `device.shutdown`,
`device.detail`, `device.action`, and the `subscribeDeviceState` push
stream.

  **Nothing gates the surface on a capability.** `ChatView.tsx` passes
`deviceAvailable={activeThreadRef !== null}`, so the launcher offers a
Device
row on every thread. `subscribeDeviceState` never resolves on Moatless,
so the
state stays empty, `onboardingCompleted` is false, and clicking the row
opens
`DeviceSetup` rather than the panel — whose first step, "Enable the
device
hub", calls `device.configure` and shows the refusal. A dead end a
person can
walk into. One additive `FEATURES.deviceHub` read on the two
`deviceAvailable`
props would drop the row instead; **this merge did not add it**, and it
is
recorded as the open work in `docs/fork/gaps.md` under _The device hub_.

Implementing it on the backend is a real question rather than a stub:
the hub
needs Xcode or the Android SDK on whatever host it drives, and its
stream is a
  second connection beside the RPC one.
- **Label and reviewer updates without redundant reloads** (pingdotgg#11117) —
optimistic
  cache writes in `client-runtime/src/state/pullRequests.ts` over
`pullRequests.update`. Rides the `pullRequests.*` group, which Moatless
does
not serve and which the `pullRequests` capability already keeps off, so
it
  changes nothing here until that group lands.
- **Emphasised primary PR actions** (pingdotgg#11105) and **save a PR body with
  Cmd/Ctrl+Enter** (pingdotgg#10660) — same surface, same condition.
- **Zed remote links accepting root paths and Windows servers** (pingdotgg#11044)
— builds
an SSH open target the Electron shell hands to a local editor. That path
needs
  a desktop shell, so it does not reach this fork's browser client;
`shell.openInEditor` remains unsupported. Not a fork target, listed for
  completeness.
- **Marketing** (pingdotgg#11146, pingdotgg#11145) — `apps/marketing` is upstream's own
site;
  inherited and inert here.

### Backend behavior to consider reproducing in Moatless

Server-side fixes upstream made to its own runtime. Moatless implements
the same
contract, so each is worth checking against its own implementation.

- **Claude launch args override the derived permission mode** (pingdotgg#11026,
`apps/server/src/provider/Layers/ClaudeAdapter.ts`). Upstream derives a
permission mode from the thread's settings and then appends the agent's
launch
args; an explicit `--permission-mode` in those args used to be
overridden by
the derived one instead of winning. If Moatless derives a permission
mode the
same way, a user who set the flag explicitly is being ignored in the
same
  place. Cheapest of the three to check.
- **Project identity resolved before legacy PR relinks** (pingdotgg#11045,
`apps/server/src/orchestration/Layers/OrchestrationEngine.ts`). A legacy
pull-request link is relinked to its thread on load; upstream now
resolves the
project's repository identity first, so a relink cannot bind a link to
the
  wrong project when two projects share a branch name. The fork fills
`thread.pullRequests` from a Task's GitHub bindings, so it has the same
ordering question: the binding has to know which project it belongs to
before
  it is attached.
- **Question answers in the published activity payload** (pingdotgg#11014,
`apps/server/src/orchestration/ActivityPayloadProjection.ts`). The
projection
now folds `projectQuestionToolInput` into the activity payload for both
`mcp_tool_call` and plain tool items, which is what lets a client render
the
  answer inside the tool call. Moatless does not report
`agentActivityPublishing`, so nothing reads this today — but if it ever
  publishes activity, this is the shape to publish.

## Conflicts and how they were resolved

11 conflicted files, resolved on the verdicts `preflight.mjs` printed.

Additive on both sides, both kept: `MessagesTimeline.tsx` (imports),
`client-runtime/src/rpc/client.ts` (the fork's four subscription tags
against
upstream's `subscribeDeviceState`), `rightPanelStore.ts` (the fork's
`sandbox`
kind against upstream's `device`), `rpc.ts` and `RpcAuthorization.ts`
(the
fork's thread-server / sandbox / subtasks methods and scopes against
upstream's
eight `device.*` ones), and `ChatView.tsx` (both right-panel arms, both
`onAdd*`
props at the inline and sheet call sites, and upstream's extended
`closePreviewPanel` under the fork's proactive preview-open effect).

`PreviewEmptyState.tsx` and `ThreadPreviewMiniPlayer.tsx` took
upstream's
`DiscoveryList` and `rounded-[inherit]` with the fork's sandbox-read
error line
and framed `hasPreviewSurface` condition re-stated on top.
`PreviewLocalServerCard.tsx` was a modify/delete conflict and was
re-deleted.
`pnpm-lock.yaml` auto-merged this time, so `--theirs` had nothing to do;
it was
reset to `upstream/main` and the fork edges re-derived with `vp i`.

Two findings worth reading:

**A `converged` delta can lose the line it was anchored to.** pingdotgg#11111
rebuilt the
add-surface menu from cards into rows, and the fork's sandbox badge in
`RightPanelTabs.tsx` (7 conflicts, the hard one) had no literal home
left. It
was re-stated on upstream's row — between the label and the `Kbd`,
additively,
no prop threaded and no upstream JSX re-indented — rather than replayed.
The
fork's placement test caught the other half: upstream's rows stopped
rendering
the action `description` at all, in its own Device action too, so the
test was
asserting on markup nobody emits. It now asserts the rendered label.

**A silent auto-merge changed behaviour with no marker, no type error
and no
resolution-check hit.** pingdotgg#11104 and pingdotgg#11180 changed what the multi-PR
badge counts
and hoisted `state` onto both badge shapes with a new `draft` colour.
Only the
fork's `ThreadStatusIndicators.test.tsx` failed, on `+1` against `+2`.
Fixture
gained the now-required `state`; the expectation was updated to
upstream's
semantics.

## Inventory and gaps

- New `pathPolicy` rows for the paths this merge decided without a
cached
  verdict: `right-panel-surfaces`, `client-runtime-rpc-client`,
`thread-status-indicators`, `fork-sandbox-components`.
`inventory-check.mjs`
  is clean.
- New gaps entry: _The device hub_, under **Methods the backend does not
dispatch**. It names the nine union entries holding it open, the missing
  `FEATURES.deviceHub` gate, and what closing it costs.
- Owned-concern sweep: 11 keyword hits, all false positives. Ten are
device-hub
files matching the `client-identity` concern on `host`/`proxy` — that
concern
  is about device *pairing* identity, not simulators — and the eleventh,
  `McpProviderSession.test.ts`, matched on `session`. No concern entry.

## Verification

`verify.mjs`: `duplicate-adds`, `tripwires`, `resolution-check`,
`unsupported-methods`, `fmt:check`, `lint` and `typecheck` pass.

`test` is red on **one** package, and it is not this merge:
`@t3tools/desktop`'s `scripts/browser-secret-native.test.mjs > bundled
libsecret
helper` cannot find `libsecret-1` in this sandbox's pkg-config path. A
missing
system package, not a code defect — 1 file failed of 102, and the
standing entry
is in `docs/fork/gaps.md` under _The desktop suite needs libsecret_.

One thing to know about reading that log: four packages did not finish
under
`vp run -r test` and were each re-run alone — mobile `157` files, `t3`
`315`,
web `389`, relay `30`, all passing. The truncated parallel pass reported
a
failure that does not exist, `shikiReviewHighlighter.test.ts >
initializes
source and snippet highlighting without a warmup`, which passes in the
alone run
and which neither side of this merge touches. The retry lines at the end
of the
log are the result; the parallel output above them is not.

Not reported green. The fork has no CI on pull requests
(`docs/fork/gaps.md`, _Nothing checks a pull request_), so this is the
whole of
the evidence.

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## What's Changed
* fix(pr): update labels and reviewers without redundant reloads by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#11117
* fix(chat): fold question answers into tool activity by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#11014
* fix(usage): flag unpriced model activity instead of showing $0.00 by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#11021
* fix(server): let Claude launch args override the derived permission mode by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#11026
* fix(editors): accept root paths and Windows servers in Zed remote links by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#11044
* fix(web): center pull request unavailable states by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#11110
* fix(web): remove sidebar pull request link icon by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#11179
* fix(ui): color linked pr counts by aggregate status by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#11180
* fix(preview): render website favicons for browser tool activity by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#11032
* fix(web): simplify pull request summary sections by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#10612
* fix(web): preserve drafts when compacting context by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#11103
* fix(server): queue messages during context compaction by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#11107
* perf(web): format minimap previews only when opened by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#11181
* perf(web): reuse completed Markdown prefixes while streaming by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#11193
* perf(web): resume syntax highlighting from completed lines by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#11196
* perf(web): preserve completed code-line DOM while streaming by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#11198
* perf(web): huge-thread switch no longer blanks the chat pane by @juliusmarminge in pingdotgg/t3code#11169


**Full Changelog**: pingdotgg/t3code@v0.0.41-nightly.20260911.1520...v0.0.41-nightly.20260911.1533

Upstream release: https://github.com/pingdotgg/t3code/releases/tag/v0.0.41-nightly.20260911.1533
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[Bug]: Claude provider launch args are silently outranked by T3's own --permission-mode

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