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Claude's AskUserQuestion: "No response after 60s – continued without an answer"

[BUG] AskUserQuestion: "No response after 60s — continued without an answer" · Issue #73125 · anthropics/claude-code

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July 2, 2026

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Summary

A bug in Claude Code causes the AskUserQuestion function to continue without an answer after 60 seconds of no response. The issue is labeled as affecting AWS Bedrock and occurs specifically on Linux and within VS Code.

Key Takeaways

The AskUserQuestion tool in Claude Code has a 60-second timeout, after which it returns a default message if no response is received.
The timeout behavior is not configurable through the tool's parameters, and it was not present in previous versions of the software.
A new release is planned to address this issue, allowing the timeout to be configurable, with the default setting being off.
The issue specifically affects users on Linux using the VS Code integrated terminal.

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Community Sentiment

Mixed

Positives

Some users appreciate the risk-seeking behavior of Claude, suggesting it aligns with their desire for more autonomous decision-making in AI agents.
There is a belief that many developers will soon adopt similar agent behaviors, indicating a shift towards more proactive AI applications in development workflows.
One user highlights that with the right prompts, Claude can efficiently handle tasks for extended periods, showcasing its capability for sustained performance.

Concerns

Many commenters express concern about the default behavior of asking questions, arguing that it disrupts workflow and should be an opt-in feature instead.
There are frustrations regarding the lack of configurability, with users feeling that the AI's decision-making process can lead to inefficiencies during critical tasks.
One user criticizes the implementation as 'slop in production,' indicating a lack of thorough consideration for user experience and operational context.