claude-settings-audit

To generate Claude Code permissions for a monorepo, audit the repository to detect its tech stack, project structure, and build tools. The audit applies these findings to output a read-only settings.json containing a minimal allow list tailored to the detected environment.

The best way to restrict access is by auditing your repository to identify exact tooling and tech stack requirements. This generates a settings.json with a minimal permissive scope, avoiding overly broad access while ensuring essential tooling remains available.

Yes, the settings.json audit works for Python, Node, Go, and other detected tech stacks. It identifies common build tools across these environments to determine precise Claude Code permissions for your specific project scenario.

To handle tooling conflicts when configuring Claude Code settings, run an audit to detect the environment. The output provides guidance for onboarding new tooling and identifies any detected conflicts between tools across typical project scenarios.

You need to audit a repository to set up Claude Code permissions when you want to avoid overly broad access while ensuring essential tooling is available. It detects your tech stack and monorepo structure to generate a tailored settings.json file.