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Trigger multiple permission prompts at once by issuing several tool calls in a single message — tests the batched/queued permission UI.
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| name | test-permission-parallel |
| description | Trigger multiple permission prompts at once by issuing several tool calls in a single message — tests the batched/queued permission UI. |
Trigger several permission prompts in a single message.
In ONE assistant message, issue these three tool calls in parallel (all together, no sequencing):
command: "pwd", description: "Parallel-test command 1".command: "whoami", description: "Parallel-test command 2".command: "printf '%s\\n' parallel-test-3", description: "Parallel-test command 3".After they all return, just say "parallel test complete". The point is to see how the permission UI handles a batch of prompts arriving simultaneously.
Why these commands? Most users have Bash(echo *) and similar entries in their Claude Code allow-list (~/.claude/settings.json); when an allow-rule matches, Claude Code skips the permission prompt entirely so Hot Sheet never sees one to surface. pwd / whoami / printf are rarely allowlisted and reliably trigger three concurrent prompts. If a single command in the batch silently runs without prompting, check the user's ~/.claude/settings.json for a matching rule before suspecting a Hot Sheet regression.