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Unattended Claude Code runs may stall after October 16 update

What to do

Set a permission mode for claude -p runs, and check hooks, which are capped at 12 per event.

Why

Sessions without a permission mode now start in default mode under third-party platforms, disabled telemetry or fresh installs.

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What the research found

Claude Code 2.1.302 (Oct 16 2026) changes unattended claude -p runs: sessions without a permission mode start in default mode under third-party platforms, disabled telemetry, or fresh installs, so they can stall; hooks capped at 12 concurrent per event; standalone Claude Design ends by Dec 14 2026.

Claims and how well the evidence supports them

  1. claude -p sessions without a permission mode start in default mode under third-party platforms, disabled telemetry, or fresh install 98%
  2. Hooks are capped at 12 concurrent per event 98%
  3. Standalone Claude Design ends by December 14 2026 97%
  4. Fork subagents are enabled by default in claude -p 98%

Evidence

Actionability rated high.