CM-65504: Skip synthetic task-notification prompts in Claude Code guardrails scan - #500
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…rdrails scan Fork/subagent completions are injected into the parent session as synthetic <task-notification> user turns, which fire UserPromptSubmit and were scanned (and reported to telemetry) as if the user typed them. Skip them before payload parsing, policy load, and client init. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fork/subagent completions are injected into the parent session as synthetic user turns, which fire UserPromptSubmit and were scanned (and reported to telemetry) as if the user typed them. Skip them before payload parsing, policy load, and client init.