Everything I could decide myself is decided. What's left needs
you. Each one has a recommendation from Fable — if you agree, pick it and
press Done. "I'm not sure" is a real answer and becomes work for me.
You don't need to open the session — pressing Done sends your answer back and it picks up.
1Allow reads outside the working directories?
Read outside the working directories Read(/Users/miniclaw/.claude/jobs/tasks/nudge-confirm-before-unlink/task.json) Auto mode and the sandbox read outside the working directories without asking. Yes or Block settles this question; Ask again asks on the next outside read. Block: the file tools refuse reads outside the working directories in every project. Sandboxed commands are not changed on this machine (the sandbox is off, its filesystem rules are relaxed, a managed read-path lock is on, or the working directory name has glob characters). To undo, remove permissions.blockReadsOutsideWorking…
In plain terms. Session 7be5c964 is frozen on a prompt in its terminal (tmux pane %20) that Smith will not answer. Deciding here records your choice on the block; the keystroke itself still has to happen at the pane — nothing will type into a live menu on your behalf.
Fable recommends: No, block reads outside the working directories from now on the safe default for a guard Smith refuses to answer is the option that runs nothing — pick another option if you want it to proceed Tried first, unsuccessfully: Smith's prompt responder read the pane and refused by policy (shape numbered_select, rule escalate_class:destructive): the prompt describes an irreversible operation. A permission guard is answerable only by a human, so no model was consulted — the refusal IS the NEEDS-HUMAN verdict.