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/fewer-permission-prompts

Scans your own transcripts for common read-only Bash and MCP tool calls and adds a prioritized allowlist to the project-wide .claude/settings.json to reduce permission prompts.

The /fewer-permission-prompts skill scans your own transcripts for frequently recurring, read-only Bash and MCP tool calls, such as git status, ls, or similar harmless commands. From the findings, it generates a prioritized allowlist and adds it to the project-wide .claude/settings.json, so these calls run in the future without a repeated permission prompt, interrupting the session less often for trivial approvals. The skill deliberately only creates rules for commands that have no writing or otherwise risky effect. It complements /doctor, which also offers to suggest frequently rejected read-only commands as part of a general setup check; /fewer-permission-prompts, by contrast, works specifically based on the prior session history. Write or potentially risky commands remain untouched and must still be deliberately allowed via /permissions or manually in .claude/settings.json, so no dangerous automation gets created unintentionally.