Comment by zx13719
16 days ago
True, the "no" button should literally abort the tool use and then return an instruction to tell LMs that the user has aborted the action, but in some way claude code does so; entering "no" would result in tool_abort.
16 days ago
True, the "no" button should literally abort the tool use and then return an instruction to tell LMs that the user has aborted the action, but in some way claude code does so; entering "no" would result in tool_abort.
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