GitHub issue #97854 in anthropics/claude-code, opened 2026-09-28 by timothe-rey, records a report that during a Claude Code session with Auto mode active, the server-side safety classifier intermittently returned no verdict for consecutive tool calls including Bash and ScheduleWakeup, resulting in total failure before self-resolving; subsequent in-thread discussion through October 2026 records further user reports across macOS, Windows, Linux, and WSL debating whether the failure is transient or requires terminating the session.

“The server-side auto mode classifier gave no verdict (error), so auto mode cannot determine the safety of Bash. This is a transient failure of the check, not a judgment about the action: a later response may get a verdict.”

“In a Claude Code session running with **Auto mode** active, the Bash tool (and separately, the `ScheduleWakeup` tool) started failing with a server-side classifier error, for every call, including trivial ones like `echo ok` / `pwd`.”

“In both cases nothing else about the environment or the command changed between the failing attempts and the successful retry — it self-resolved after some wall-clock time”