qwen-code-permission

You can configure Qwen Code permissions by adding allow, ask, and deny entries to settings.json. This automates updating Bash, Read, Edit, WebFetch, and Agent tool patterns, letting you auto-approve safe commands or block destructive shell operations.

To auto-approve safe Git commands in Qwen Code, add the wildcard pattern Bash(git *) to the allow list in settings.json. This applies deterministic updates through a Python script executed with uv, removing the friction of manual permission rule editing.

Yes, you can require confirmation for risky shell operations by adding them to the ask list in settings.json. This manages Qwen Code permissions by prompting for confirmation before executing destructive commands, ensuring safer troubleshooting and configuration.

Qwen Code permission management supports tool aliases, wildcard command patterns, and path-based rules. It modifies allow, ask, and deny entries for Bash, Read, Edit, WebFetch, Agent, and Skill tools within settings.json.

Yes, you need uv to execute the Python script that applies deterministic updates to Qwen Code permission rules. You also need an existing settings.json file to add or update allow, ask, and deny entries for tool patterns.