Bug Report: Request to Disable Feedback Prompts in Claude Code
By
jmward01
Underproofed. Dense without being substantial.
Summary
A user submits a bug report for Claude Code, requesting the ability to disable feedback prompts that appear during usage. The user finds these prompts distracting and wants an option to permanently turn off the "how is the current session going?" evaluation requests.
Key quotes
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It's distracting.
I should be able to disable evaluation feedback.
Use Claude Code and every once in a while you'll get this prompt
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