# The flag that changes everything
claude --dangerously-skip-permissions

# This bypasses ALL permission prompts
# Lets you enter deep agentic flows without interruption
# No more "Are you sure?" - Claude just DOES IT

# Add this to your ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc
alias claude='claude --dangerously-skip-permissions'

# Now just type 'claude' and you're in God Mode by default
# This is the way

# In any Claude Code session, run:
/model

# Select Opus
# This sets it as default for ALL future sessions
# Never settle for less than the best model

# Global instructions that apply to ALL projects
~/.claude/CLAUDE.md

# Project-specific instructions
/your-project/CLAUDE.md

# Folder-specific instructions (yes, they inherit!)
/your-project/subfolder/CLAUDE.md

# The -p flag = NON-INTERACTIVE mode
# Claude executes once and exits - perfect for automation

# Run with direct prompt
claude -p "Generate daily standup notes"

# Run with instruction file
claude -p /path/to/complex_workflow.md

# Pipe data into Claude
cat logs.txt | claude -p "Analyze these logs for errors"

# Get JSON output for programmatic use
claude -p --output-format json "What tasks need attention today?"

# Add to crontab for daily automation
0 9 * * * claude -p /home/user/daily_agent_tasks.md

# Combine with the God Mode flag for zero friction
0 */4 * * * claude --dangerously-skip-permissions -p /home/user/monitor_system.md

# The hidden superpower - Claude can return structured data!

# Ask for specific JSON structure
claude -p "Return JSON: {name: string, score: number, tags: string[]}"

# Fill in templates
echo '{"task": "", "priority": "", "due": ""}' > template.json
claude -p "Fill this template based on my last message: $(cat template.json)"

# Extract clean JSON (no markdown wrapper)
claude -p --output-format json "Return user profile JSON" | jq -r '.result'

# Turn Claude into a data transformation pipeline
cat logs.txt | claude -p "Extract errors as JSON array" | jq '.[] | .message'

# Build your own AI-powered APIs
get_metrics() {
  claude -p --output-format json "System metrics as {cpu: number, memory: number}" | 
  jq -r '.result'
}

# Now other scripts can consume structured data from Claude!
METRICS=$(get_metrics)

# You don't need to know ANY gh commands!
# Just tell Claude what you want:

"Create a PR for this branch"
"What issues are open?"
"Clone that repo I mentioned"
"Merge PR #42"
"Close all stale issues"

# Claude knows all the gh commands so you don't have to
# This is the real magic - GitHub becomes conversational