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Re: Show HN: Claude Composer

#72

Don’t get fully the use-cases this tool solves except for some auto-accept. You would also expect some eat-your-own-dog-food, why does https://github.com/possibilities/claude-composer/blob/main/s... not use CC with a prompt… (Ps I left x/twitter a long time)

> auto-accept

That's pretty much it and the concept of "toolsets"

> You would also expect some eat-your-own-dog-food

Maybe, but personally I don't see a reason to use an LLM to release an npm module

Re: Show HN: Claude Composer

#73
post #59

Am I the only person who just runs claude code in yolo mode? Curious about these tools for fine-grained permission, did you get burned in a bad way? I think I'm going to trigger half of hacker news with this, but honestly nothing claude does on my machine seems particularly scary, and it's way too far from AGI for me to worry about hostile takeover right now =P

I remember seeing on twitter how Claude 4 Sonnet tried to run rm -r ~ for some reason within cursor. It could have been a meme potentially, but from my experience this doesn’t seem to be to far off as it does weird things for weird reasons sometimes

It was because it had created a directory named "~" and then tried to remove it, which Bash would of course interpret as the actual home directory

Re: Show HN: Claude Composer

#74
post #13

Add a 5 hour timer so that us with MAX subs can know when to come back to our Opus work. I like it. thanks for the effort.

I was thinking that on this, folks need a cron task to run a trivial prompt at 5-6am and get that 5hr timer running so that it the majority of the quota is available in the working day morning, and then a new 5hr block starts around lunch time. This should maximise use of included tokens by a standard work day spanning 3 blocks rather than 2

It hard resets limits every 5 hours instead of a sliding window?

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#76

Would be lovely if this included some defaults around managing git worktrees for parallel work.

That's something I'd like to explore more. It's one of the reason I created "trusted roots". So I can open new worktrees and open claude in them all in one step without any confirmation.

If you want to suggest anything specific feel free to open an issue and we explore it more.

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#77

I suggest a video on the README and breaking up that entire README into docs because it's too much content, then writing a much shorter README that gives people the answer they want coming into the page

As a heavy Claude user, I’ve seen many examples of what it will produce as a README, and they all look exactly like this. It definitely could use some editing!

Just dropped another 300 lines by manually editing. Glad you called out this slop. Thanks!

Re: Show HN: Claude Composer

#78

Am I the only person who just runs claude code in yolo mode? Curious about these tools for fine-grained permission, did you get burned in a bad way? I think I'm going to trigger half of hacker news with this, but honestly nothing claude does on my machine seems particularly scary, and it's way too far from AGI for me to worry about hostile takeover right now =P

I just rub it in Docker to limit folder access and prevent it from being able to push to my remote repo. Indestructible.

Re: Show HN: Claude Composer

#79

Am I the only person who just runs claude code in yolo mode? Curious about these tools for fine-grained permission, did you get burned in a bad way? I think I'm going to trigger half of hacker news with this, but honestly nothing claude does on my machine seems particularly scary, and it's way too far from AGI for me to worry about hostile takeover right now =P

Side question... how much is it costing you to run Claude Code on a regular basis?

Re: Show HN: Claude Composer

#80

Am I the only person who just runs claude code in yolo mode? Curious about these tools for fine-grained permission, did you get burned in a bad way? I think I'm going to trigger half of hacker news with this, but honestly nothing claude does on my machine seems particularly scary, and it's way too far from AGI for me to worry about hostile takeover right now =P

Personally yes I do run it in yolo mode. And I think, to the extent anyone will use this project, people mostly won't be using the fine grained control. For me toolsets and full yolo are what is useful in this project. I think the real use cases are something like: 1. Try cautious mode, gain confidence, switch to yolo 2. Use yolo mode and find that it keeps doing something that annoys or scares you so you configure a…

Fair, I've had a similar experience. The edge-cases like installing weird dependencies (somebody mentioned that on this thread) I just deal with by changing my CLAUDE.md, and so far that's been fine.
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