I got tired of babysitting Claude Code, so I built an extension to auto-accept commands (with safety guardrails)

The constant clicking of "Allow" every time Claude wants to run bash, edit a file, or fetch docs was completely killing my flow. AI is supposed to speed us up, but the permission prompts make it feel like you’re micromanaging an intern.

​I built a VS Code extension to fix this. It adds a simple toggle to your status bar that auto-approves Claude's actions so it can just work in the background.

​How it works:

​Zero Friction: It intercepts Claude Code's permission hooks. If it's a standard edit or read, it auto-accepts.

​Smart Pauses: It only stops and pings you (with an attention sound) when Claude explicitly throws an AskUserQuestion.

​Free Tier: Gets you 200 auto-accepts every day (which covers most casual coding sessions). It also includes an activity dashboard to see how many clicks you've saved.

​Remote SSH: Works perfectly if you're developing on a remote server/container.

Webhooks: Pings your Slack/Discord/Telegram when a long task is done or it needs your input.

Time Machine: Takes auto-snapshots before every turn so you can rewind if Claude breaks something