Permission Prompt Reducer
Analyzes recent session commands and generates safe, targeted permission allowlist rules to minimize repetitive approval prompts.
The Permission Prompt Reducer (RPR) inspects recent permission requests within an active Claude Code session and converts frequently prompted commands into safe allowlist entries in your project's local settings. By classifying commands into safety tiers—enforcing exact matches for potentially destructive actions like package installations or file deletions while safely wildcarding routine read tasks—RPR eliminates prompt fatigue without sacrificing security guardrails. It is ideal for developers who want to streamline recurring terminal operations without hand-authoring complex rule configurations.
Características Principales
01Enforces strict exact-match rules for dangerous commands like deletions and package installs
02Detects option-prefixed subcommands and compound commands to prevent rule vulnerabilities
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04Scans recent session transcripts to identify repeatedly prompted CLI commands
05Presents an interactive preview diff with safety rationales before applying changes
06Safely merges approved rules into git-ignored .claude/settings.local.json
Casos de Uso
01Generating scoped, safe allowlist rules without manually writing JSON configurations
02Silencing repetitive approval prompts during rapid test, build, and git inspection cycles
03Hardening Claude Code local permissions by applying structured exact-match rules for sensitive scripts