Another way to give Claude Code PARTIAL control instead of all-or-nothing (looking at you, --dangerously-skip-permissions). Testing it out. Looks like the whole permissions model is shifting. And honestly, good.
Maciej Aniserowicz
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Campaign designed, built, and monitored daily by my AI agent. Not enough context for deep analysis yet - that comes after the campaign wraps up. So far, looking decent?
`--dangerously-skip-permissions` is the new black 😎
So I had this brief fling with OpenClaw... yeah, not going back. The Claude Code team is shipping so fast that a fully functional replacement is probably 1-2 weeks out. Meanwhile: testing chats via Telegram plugin.
Yesterday I wrote about Claude Dispatch, and now even more cool stuff dropped! Claude Code Channels - control your session through Telegram and Discord. Remote Control - start in terminal, control from web or mobile. Really exciting times. I personally LOVE these kinds of updates.
Got carried away with OpenClaw. That's how it goes. Worked for 3 days. Crashed. Fixed it. Crashed again... broken on my VPS for a week. Then Anthropic drops Claude Dispatch. Right now it does LESS than OpenClaw, but... seems like a solid (and safer) beginning of something cool. Worth watching.
https://support.claude.com/en/articles/13947068-assign-tasks-to-claude-from-anywhere-in-cowork
https://support.claude.com/en/articles/13947068-assign-tasks-to-claude-from-anywhere-in-cowork
Challenge with Claude Code: when one of my 12 terminals finishes or needs approval... I often miss it. Until today. Now when Claude needs my input, it tells me in the legendary voice of StarCraft Protoss: "NOT ENOUGH MINERALS." When it's done? A WarCraft peasant: "work complete." How? Hooks that play random sounds. And the mp3s? I asked Claude to find and organize them. NUCLEAR LAUNCH DETECTED!
I've been using Obsidian heavily. Claude Code loves markdown, and I love synced vaults and the app itself.
I used to tell my agents "this is an Obsidian Vault, figure out the syntax" — but turns out there's a dedicated skill for that. From Obsidian's creator!
https://github.com/kepano/obsidian-skills
I grabbed just one: obsidian-markdown.
I've been using /rename in Claude Code more and more. It names a conversation so you can easily /resume it later. Especially useful with Opus 1M.
Installed Superpowers for Claude Code about a week ago. Never used it "consciously" - it always activated on its own.
I'd usually find out after thinking: "wow, it's reasoning really well, wonder why!" Turns out Superpowers kicked in in the background.
Definitely recommend.
