Compare three ways to run Claude Code without manual confirmations: the --dangerously-skip-permissions flag, Docker sandboxes, and Claude's auto mode. Learn the trade-offs in safety, isolation, and flexibility for your TypeScript projects.

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Claude Code by default requires manual confirmation before executing shell commands or writing files. Three approaches exist to remove this friction for autonomous workflows: the --dangerously-skip-permissions flag (full access, no isolation, best for CI inside containers), Docker sandboxes (full autonomy with container isolation, ideal for safe local use), and auto mode (classifier-based safety checks that skip prompts for routine actions while flagging destructive ones). Each option trades off safety, isolation, and setup complexity differently.

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