I let Claude Code run wild in a virtual machine, and it changed how I use auto mode
I think that when you have to give an autonomous tool permission to do something, it often kills the autonomy. We often see that with Claude Code. You ask the agent to do something, and it starts working on the task, but during the process it also asks for permission to run certain commands, which means you have to keep approving them.
I think that when you have to give an autonomous tool permission to do something, it often kills the autonomy. We often see that with Claude Code. You ask the agent to do something, and it starts working on the task, but during the process it also asks for permission to run certain commands, which means you have to keep approving them.
Jane Smith
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
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