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Claude Code agents hallucinate non-existent blockers in multi-agent workflows

A user running three Claude Code agents for a side business found that agents repeatedly invented non-existent dependencies in Linear tickets over four days. The agents wrote they were waiting for scheduled jobs, sub-agents, or conversations that either had wrong names, had already completed, or were archived. Each agent later self-corrected after daily reviews caught the errors. The root cause:…

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Claude Code by Anthropic

Verify blocker names with one command before logging waits in Linear

What you get You stop agents from stalling on fake dependencies and catch made-up answers at write time.

Forces agents to run a check (e.g., launchctl list) and log output before marking a task.

Who for
founders, operations and support teams
Cost
paid from $20
Effort
minutes
Already included in
Claude Code subscription

Use it for

  • Prevent fake scheduled-job blockers
  • Catch completed sub-agent dependencies
  • Avoid waiting on archived conversations

How to set it up · From the article

  1. Add verification rule to agent instructions
  2. Agent runs check command (launchctl list, ls, etc.) before logging blocker
  3. Agent pastes command output and timestamp in ticket
  4. Daily review flags any blocker without verification

Watch out Only catches name existence, not whether the job actually runs

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Claude Code in the tool directory · 8 changes covered

Key points from the news

  • 4 hallucinated blockers in 4 days across 3 Claude Code agents using Linear
  • Agents invented names of scheduled jobs, sub-agents, and archived conversations
  • New rule: verify blocker existence with one command before writing, log result and timestamp
Full story from note.com · by Walkaround|AIカンパニー運営 · via Search: ClaudeOpen source ↗

With Claude Code's multi-agent setup, AI was stuck waiting for a 'non-existent task'—hallucinations aren't just in conversation

note.com · 24 October 2026

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