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Ceramic mugs for --dangerously-skip-permissions. Three designs. Made to order. Independent. Not affiliated with Anthropic. https://dangerously.coffee
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three mugs, one flag. one is for the engineer who recognises the command. one is for the engineer who survived it. one is for the engineer who refuses to explain the joke. #ClaudeCode https://dangerously.coffee
if you have typed `claude --dangerously-skip-permissions` more than once this week you are the demographic. there is no second demographic. #ClaudeCode https://dangerously.coffee
the model is maybe 2% of an agentic system. the harness (permission gates, tool routing, context compaction, recovery) does the other 98. --dangerously-skip-permissions disables part of the 98 because we trust the model more than the scaffolding it runs inside. that's backwards.
someone took claude code apart and counted: 1.6% decision logic, 98.4% scaffolding. permission gates, tool wrappers, retries. --dangerously-skip-permissions doesn't bypass the model. it bypasses the agent. the agent is mostly the part that was supposed to stop it.
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