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  The   claude   CLI tool has rapidly become essential for power users integrating LLM workflows directly into the terminal. However, developers attempting to optimize their throughput by running parallel sessions—one for a backend migration, another for writing unit tests—often hit a hard wall. You open a new tab, run  claude , and suddenly your active sessions terminate. The console spits out  Request aborted  or, more cryptically, a Cloudflare  Error 525: SSL Handshake Failed . This isn't a network outage. It is a state management conflict inherent to how modern CLI tools handle authentication persistence. This guide details the root cause of these crashes and provides a robust shell-level implementation to isolate your sessions. The Root Cause: Race Conditions in State Files To fix the crash, we must understand the architecture of the  claude  CLI authentication flow. When you authenticate via  claude login , the tool writes an OIDC ...

  There are few things more disruptive to a "flow state" than your AI tooling crashing mid-execution. For developers integrating Anthropic's new   Claude Code CLI   into   Cursor IDE , a specific class of stability issues has emerged. You trigger a complex refactor or a multi-file analysis, and suddenly the terminal hangs. You are met with an "IDE Disconnected" banner, a generic 500 error, or a silent failure where the CLI stops responding to input. This is not a hallucination, and it is rarely a problem with the Anthropic API itself. It is a local environment synchronization issue. This guide details exactly why the connection drops and provides a robust, script-based solution to stabilize your Claude Code sessions within Cursor. The Root Cause: Orphaned Daemons and Socket Timeouts To fix the problem, we must understand the architecture of the tool. Claude Code (the CLI) does not operate strictly as a linear input/output binary. When you initialize it, it spins...