claude-permissions-optimizer
Claude Permissions Optimizer
Find safe Bash commands that are causing unnecessary permission prompts and auto-allow them in settings.json -- evidence-based, not prescriptive.
This skill identifies commands safe to auto-allow based on actual session history. It does not handle requests to allowlist specific dangerous commands. If the user asks to allow something destructive (e.g., rm -rf, git push --force), explain that this skill optimizes for safe commands only, and that manual allowlist changes can be made directly in settings.json.
Pre-check: Confirm environment
Determine whether you are currently running inside Claude Code or a different coding agent (Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, etc.).
If running inside Claude Code: Proceed directly to Step 1.
If running in a different agent: Inform the user before proceeding:
"This skill analyzes Claude Code session history and writes to Claude Code's settings.json. You're currently in [agent name], but I can still optimize your Claude Code permissions from here -- the results will apply next time you use Claude Code."
Then proceed to Step 1 normally. The skill works from any environment as long as ~/.claude/ (or $CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR) exists on the machine.
Step 1: Choose Analysis Scope
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