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Claude Companion delegate is blocked by Codex approval layer as data exfiltration #2

Description

@kindyakov

When running Claude Companion delegate from Codex Desktop, the command is rejected before execution.

Command shape:
node .../claude-companion.mjs delegate --dangerously-skip-permissions ""

Codex rejection:
"This delegates repository context and likely private workspace contents to an external Claude Companion/Claude Code service ... exfiltration remains denied by policy even after explicit user approval."

Expected:
If the user explicitly approves delegation, Codex should allow launching Claude Companion, or the plugin should provide a trusted/local delegation mode that passes approval.

Actual:
The approval layer blocks the command, so Claude Companion cannot be used from Codex for repo tasks.

Environment:

  • Codex Desktop
  • Windows
  • Workspace: local git repo
  • Claude Companion plugin installed

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