I’m running Claude Code in a remote/web session (cloud container, CLAUDE_CODE_USE_CCR_V2=true ). When I use it for a purely conversational/advisory task — no code, no git changes — after each fully-completed answer the session injects a user turn that just says “Continue from where you left off.” Since the task is already done, the model has nothing new to add, so it replies with a redundant summary + “nothing left to continue.” Every single turn. It’s misleading (looks like I sent that message, but I didn’t) and it burns tokens. I’ve already ruled out my own setup: No /loop and no scheduled task running. Both my Stop hooks (a git-state checker and a custom one) exit 0 — neither is blocking the turn end. The Slack reply-gate hook isn’t active ( CCR_REPLY_STOP_HOOK_REASON not set). So it looks like the remote harness itself is auto-continuing. Questions: Does anyone else see “Continue from where you left off.” injected after completed turns in web/remote sessions? Is there a setting to disable the auto-continue when there’s genuinely nothing pending? Is this specific to non-coding/advisory sessions, or does it happen for everyone? Not a blocker, but on chat-style sessions it doubles the turns and wastes tokens. Thanks! submitted by /u/kaolay
Originally posted by u/kaolay on r/ClaudeCode