optimize-permissions

This skill analyzes CLI agent conversation transcripts to identify safe, frequently approved commands and automatically updates your agent configuration to allowlist them, reducing repetitive permission prompts.

Transcript analysis applies a strict safety taxonomy to session logs, ensuring only read-only, non-destructive commands like git status or gh pr view are proposed for automated allowlisting while blocking risky operations.

Yes, this skill operates across multiple agent environments including Cursor and Codex by parsing their session logs and applying safety taxonomies to generate appropriate allowlist configurations for each platform.

Yes, you need jq installed because this skill requires it for JSON processing to parse session logs and execute atomic, backup-protected configuration updates across agent environments.

The main limitation is that the strict safety taxonomy restricts auto-allowlisting to read-only, non-destructive commands only. Write or system-modifying commands are excluded from auto-allowance even if frequently approved in session logs.

The best way is to use transcript analysis with a strict safety taxonomy to auto-allow only read-only, non-destructive commands. This approach minimize security risks by applying atomic, backup-protected configuration updates.