Exposes Claude Code's pre-approved tool permissions from settings files for querying by MCP clients.
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This MCP server provides a streamlined way for Claude clients to query and understand a user's pre-approved tool permissions. It achieves this by reading the `permissions.allow` arrays from various `settings.json` files, including global (`~/.claude/settings.json`) and project-specific (`<project>/.claude/settings.json`, `<project>/.claude/settings.local.json`) configurations. By exposing these permissions through distinct MCP tools, it offers a comprehensive view of allowed actions, whether globally, locally, or as a combined, deduplicated set.
Key Features
01Exposes global Claude Code tool permissions from user settings.
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03Provides project-local Claude Code tool permissions from shared and personal files.
04Parses permissions from global, shared project, and personal project Claude Code settings files.
05Offers a combined, deduplicated view of all global and local allowed permissions.
Use Cases
01Enable MCP clients to programmatically query a user's pre-approved tool permissions.
02Integrate permission awareness directly into Claude Code workflows and automation.
03Gain insight into the scope of allowed actions across different Claude Code projects.
