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Developer proposes batching permission requests across multiple coding agents

11/04/2026 — 11/04, 05:17·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)

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  • A developer on DEV Community notes that Claude Code pops up permission prompts after about six seconds, while Codex notifies when the termin…

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On November 4, 2026, a developer posted on DEV Community about how he handles permission requests from coding agents. In his write-up, he describes that Claude Code shows a permission prompt after waiting roughly six seconds, while Codex sends a notification by default when the terminal window loses focus. When multiple agents run at the same time, the repeated prompts interrupt ongoing work — for instance, Claude Code asking to run tests for an endpoint, and Codex asking to install a package while renaming a type in a shared package. His solution is to disable the immediate alerts for each agent, let blocked requests queue up, and then work through them in chronological order at his own breakpoints. The post is a personal account, and there is no indication of any broader adoption or follow-up from other tools.

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  1. A developer writing on DEV Community notes that Claude Code fires a notification once a permission prompt has waited about six seconds, while Codex sends terminal alerts by default whenever the terminal is unfocused, so running several agents means constant interruptions. His fix: turn off per-agent pings, let blocked agents queue, and clear the queue at your own breakpoints, oldest first.

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