AI Coding Agent Crashes Silently When App Runs from macOS AppTranslocation
macOS security feature AppTranslocation causes embedded AI coding agents to crash or hang with no meaningful error surfaced to the user. Sessions become stuck in a dead state requiring manual restart and investigation. The root cause — an unquarantined app not moved to /Applications — is not communicated anywhere in the UI or logs.
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