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Follow-up: Address Claude bot review comments on PR #6641
# Follow-up: Claude Bot Review Comments on PR #6641
## Context
PR #6641 adds employee mode credit bypass. Claude bot flagged three issues.
Two were addressed in the PR; the "critical" one is a false positive.
## πŸ”΄ "Critical": Per-step credit deduction not bypassed
**Status: False positive β€” no action needed**
Claude claims the per-step deduction block still runs for employee mode.
This is wrong. The bypass returns `billingEnabled: false`, which propagates to:
```
Line 305: const billingEnabled = creditCheck.billingEnabled // false
Line 451: if (resolvedWorkspaceId && totalCredits > 0 && billingEnabled) { // false β†’ skipped
```
The entire deduction block is gated by `billingEnabled`. Setting it to `false`
in the early return skips both the initial check AND per-step deduction.
This is the same mechanism used by the existing `!billingEnabled` bypass.
## 🟑 "Important": Unnecessary DB query for tier
**Status: Addressed in PR**
Removed `creditBalanceService.getWorkspaceTier()` call, replaced with
static `tier: 'employee'` string. One fewer DB query per employee execution.
## 🟒 "Minor": Comment clarity
**Status: Addressed in PR**
Updated comment to explain both the bypass and the security model
(feature flag verification).
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