claude-settings-audit

To generate a secure Claude Code settings.json configuration, run the audit skill in your project directory. It analyzes your repository structure and tech stack to output a project-specific, least-privilege command allow-list.

The safest way to configure Claude Code permissions is by applying a least-privilege approach. This skill audits your repository to build an allow-list of read-only bash commands, explicitly excluding dangerous or state-modifying operations.

Yes, you can automatically detect your tech stack to configure Claude Code settings. The skill identifies your project's specific languages, frameworks, build tools, and dependency managers to suggest relevant safe bash commands.

Yes, the Claude Code settings audit works for existing development environments. It functions as a security auditing tool that reviews your current repository structure to ensure your configuration maintains strict least-privilege permissions.

A limitation of automatically generating Claude Code permissions is that the resulting allow-list is based solely on detected repository structure and tech stack. You must manually verify the suggested read-only commands to ensure they match your specific workflow.

You should use an automated audit for Claude Code settings because manual configuration is challenging and error-prone. Automating the process ensures a security-first configuration that safely enables Claude to read files and run diagnostics.