Fix: This command uses shell operators that require approval for safety#16632
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Fix: This command uses shell operators that require approval for safety#16632ian wants to merge 1 commit intoanthropics:mainfrom
This command uses shell operators that require approval for safety#16632ian wants to merge 1 commit intoanthropics:mainfrom
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Fixes #16389
Summary
Migrates the ralph-loop initialization from a Markdown-formatted code block to a functional Bash tool call.
Technical Brief
The previous implementation used a !-prefixed code block (```!), which the Claude Code engine treats as a display-only suggestion or a legacy command format. This change wraps the invocation in the explicit Bash() tool syntax.