Claude Code users joke: 'I'm normal and can be trusted' with skip-all-permissions mode
Baconbrix · x · 2026-10-27
A meme-y exchange where a developer boasts they are 'normal and can be trusted' to run claude --dangerously-skip-permissions, skipping all permission prompts—plus the env var CLAUDECODEEVENMOREDANGEROUSLYSKIPPERMISSIONS=1. It captures the 'YOLO mode' culture popular among heavy Claude Code users.
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