Claude Code cloud routines start refusing scheduled runs after July 13 bug report
bishnudg · ghdev · 2026-07-16
A GitHub issue reports that Anthropic’s Claude Code cloud routines started refusing to run after July 13, 2026, even though the same daily scheduled trigger had worked for seven days straight.
- The routine was created through the /v1/code/triggers API and ran successfully from July 6 to July 12.
- From July 13 onward, every firing was declined because the prompt began arriving with a SYSTEM NOTIFICATION — NOT USER INPUT disclaimer, making the model treat its own scheduled prompt as untrusted injected content.
- The reporter says manual human intervention is now required every day, which defeats unattended automation.
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