"Stop Approving Every Claude Code Command: A .claude/settings.json Guide"

If you've spent any real time with Claude Code, you know the rhythm: prompt → approve → prompt → approve → prompt → approve. Every shell command, every file edit, every tool call wants a thumbs-up. Secure by default, yes. But fifty approvals into a feature branch, the friction isn't keeping you safe — it's training you to click "yes" without reading. There's a better answer: .claude/settings.json. Pre-approve the command pattern...

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