Approval gates
How StoreFrame's default Claude session skips per-action approval, and when to opt out.
Claude Code normally prompts you before taking individual actions — running a command, editing a file, running git, etc. In the Hub Console tab, those prompts are turned off by default.
The default: skip permissions
New Claude tabs in the Console boot with the --dangerously-skip-permissions flag. Claude executes its planned actions without asking for per-step approval. The tradeoff:
| Pro | Con |
|---|---|
| Faster — Claude doesn't wait on you between steps | Less explicit oversight; you see what happened after the fact |
| Better for autonomous tasks ("investigate and fix these exceptions") | Worse for sensitive operations where you want to confirm before each action |
| Matches the "give Claude a task and walk away" workflow | Potentially dangerous near irreversible operations if your prompt is too broad |
For most exploratory and diagnostic work — reading logs, querying the database, running bin/magento commands, editing code — the default is fine.
Opting out
If you want explicit approval for each action, spawn a Bash tab in the Console and run claude yourself without the flag:
claudeClaude now prompts before each action. Confirm with y or reject with n. This is the standard Claude Code behavior outside of StoreFrame.
When to opt out
- Working on production data you cannot recover (database mutations on live customer data)
- Touching system files outside the project directory (
/etc/, system services) - Pairing on something sensitive where you want a second set of eyes on every step
- Unfamiliar territory where you'd rather approve each action before it runs
What Claude still confirms
Even with --dangerously-skip-permissions, Claude applies its own judgment before truly irreversible operations. Before running a DROP TABLE, deleting files outside the repository, or forcing a git history rewrite, Claude describes the planned action in plain English and asks for explicit confirmation. The flag skips the system-level approval UI; it does not remove Claude's own caution about destructive work.