claude-permissions-optimizer

You can reduce Claude Code permission prompts by analyzing your session history to identify safe Bash commands and applying them to settings.json, which minimizes unnecessary permission prompts during code-based workflows.

Permission fatigue in Claude Code is the frustration from repeated manual approval of Bash commands. Session history analysis fixes it by reviewing past commands to automatically determine and allow safe operations.

You can optimize Claude Code permissions by running an analysis across all projects, the current project only, or custom time and session constraints, then applying the recommended safe commands to settings.json.

Yes, you need Node.js and script execution capabilities to automatically manage Claude Code permission allowlists, as the analysis relies on running scripts to evaluate session history and update settings.json.

The best way to update settings.json with auto-allowed Bash commands is to use an evidence-based optimizer that analyzes session history to apply only safe commands, reducing manual configuration errors.

Claude Code keeps asking for permission because safe Bash commands are not yet added to the allowlist in settings.json. Analyzing session history identifies these safe commands to automatically allow them.