Permission prompt intercept keyboard inputs when a dialog is open

[tomzhu1024]

Description

The permission prompts still intercept and respond to keyboard inputs when a dialog is open. For example, in the following video, the permission prompt in the back will still intercept keyboard inputs like "L", "LEFT", "ENTER" while the command dialog is open -- so you can't type "L" or move cursor in the search bar, also, pressing "ENTER" will not only trigger the command but also trigger the action on the permission prompt.

Plugins

N/A

OpenCode version

1.1.34

Steps to reproduce

1. Change the permission "edit": "ask"
2. Ask the model to edit a file
3. Leave the permission prompt untouched
4. Open "command dialog" with "Ctrl+P"
5. Type "L" in the search bar --> unable
6. Press "ENTER" on one item --> trigger the permission prompt

Screenshot and/or share link

Screen.Recording.2026-01-23.at.1.43.18.PM.mov

Operating System

macOS 26.2

Terminal

iTerm2

[github-actions]

This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:

• [BUG]: UI becomes unresponsive when tool permission dialog appears #6616: [BUG]: UI becomes unresponsive when tool permission dialog appears - describes general unresponsiveness when permission dialogs are open
• TUI: Commands modal passes Esc key 'through to the model #7384: TUI: Commands modal passes Esc key 'through to the model - permission prompts capture Esc keys that should close the commands modal
• [BUG] Autocomplete dropdown conflicts with permission dialog - visual overlap and keyboard event capture #5820: [BUG] Autocomplete dropdown conflicts with permission dialog - visual overlap and keyboard event capture - describes keyboard conflict between dialogs and permission prompts
• [FEATURE]: Make permissions dialog non-blocking and add modifier key shortcuts #3455: [FEATURE]: Make permissions dialog non-blocking and add modifier key shortcuts - requests non-blocking permissions and modifier key shortcuts to avoid accidental triggers

Feel free to ignore if none of these address your specific case.