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There is, in fact, a harness built into the Claude Code CLI tool that determines what can and cannot be run automatically. `rm` is on the "can't run this unless

There is, in fact, a harness built into the Claude Code CLI tool that determines what can and cannot be run automatically. `rm` is on the "can't run this unless the user has approved it" list. So, it's entirely the user's fault here. Surely you don't think everything that's happening in Claude Code is purely LLMs running in a loop? There's tons of real code that runs to correctly route commands, enable MCP, etc.

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chr15m 10mo ago
echo "rm -rf ~/ > safe-rm" chmod 755 safe-rm ./safe-rm Sandboxes are hard, because computer science.
- sethops1 10mo ago
  Or just 'mv ~ /dev/null'
furyofantares 10mo ago
That's true - but something I've seen happen (not recently) is claude code getting around its own restrictions by running a python script to do the thing it was not able to do more directly.