Why Does Claude Code Keep Asking for Permissions and How Can I Skip It?

Setting up a dev container is a smart move. It isolates your project and avoids any accidental system-wide changes. You can also use that `--dangerously-skip-permissions` option, but make sure to back up your code on platforms like GitHub to be safe.

You might want to consider that it’s a safety feature. If you add tools to an 'allowed' list, it should reduce the frequency of those permission prompts. Just ensure you're using this feature wisely, since it can still be a risk if you're not careful.

If you're using a traditional terminal or VSCode, pressing Shift + Tab can skip the permission prompts for that session. Not sure what the advantage of using Cursor is, though – you might have a smoother experience using your own IDE.

If you're feeling adventurous, try using the command `claude --dangerously-skip-permissions`. Just be cautious as this might expose you to some risks.

Claude Code often uses bash commands, which can be risky. It prompts for permission for each command because it wants to ensure nothing destructive happens. I usually run it within a devcontainer to avoid these issues and to keep my system safe.