claude-permissions-optimizer

You can auto-allow safe Bash commands in Claude Code by analyzing session history to identify frequently used prompt-triggering patterns and safely updating settings.json with built-in guardrails and verification.

Stop repeated permission prompts in Claude Code by extracting repeatable Bash commands from recent session history and classifying safe patterns to add to your auto-allow configuration.

Yes, you can apply Claude Code permissions across all projects or to a specific project scope, using configurable minimum occurrence thresholds to filter which Bash commands get auto-allowed.

You need a Claude Code environment with access to the ~/.claude directory, where the extraction script analyzes recent sessions and safely updates settings.json with a verification step.

The script classifies safe Bash patterns by analyzing recent session history to surface repeatable commands that trigger permission prompts, then applies guardrails to avoid dangerous commands before updating settings.json.

Limitations include relying on session history for pattern extraction, requiring a minimum occurrence threshold, and needing a verification step to ensure dangerous commands are not auto-allowed in settings.json.