GitHub issue #102132 in anthropics/claude-code, opened 2026-10-14 by luca-derosa, records a report that in Desktop Code tab sessions a wrap_up call with an ask draws a next-step box that ends the turn, with nothing checking that the reply was written before the call, so in one evening session three wrap_up calls with an ask came before the answer and the user saw only a two-sentence recap and two buttons, and that a second wrap_up call in the same turn silently replaced the first box.
Verbatim Excerpts from Cited Records
“The Code tab's new next-step box is drawn when the model calls the `wrap_up` turn tool with an `ask` and `actions`.”
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anthropics/claude-code (issue 102132 opening body, What happens section)
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2026-10-14T18:24:32Z
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“Nothing checks that the reply was written *before* the call.”
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anthropics/claude-code (issue 102132 opening body, What happens section)
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2026-10-14T18:24:32Z
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“The box appears and the turn ends. The user sees the recap and the buttons, but not the answer.”
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anthropics/claude-code (issue 102132 opening body, Steps to reproduce section)
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2026-10-14T18:24:32Z
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Counter-record: Issue remains open as of 2026-10-30 with 21 comments. Surveyed comments include multiple independent reproductions on Windows and macOS across Desktop builds 2.37337.1.0 through 2.42304.x, a 2026-10-23 retest on Desktop 3.6556.2 saying neither enforcement asked for here is in place, and a latest surveyed comment dated 2026-10-30 reporting improvement on Desktop 4.4212.0.0 with a scripted interleaved brief. No maintainer resolution appears in the surveyed thread, so the claim documents the original report and its corroboration, not a verified current state.
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