Auto-accept option for Bash commands

Description

When using Claude Code that requires Bash commands, I frequently need to manually confirm each Bash command execution by selecting "Yes" from the prompt menu. This creates a workflow interruption where I must actively wait for and respond to each confirmation prompt, preventing me from multitasking or stepping away during longer operations.

Proposed Solution

If it does not already exist, please add a persistent option to auto-accept Bash commands, similar to the existing "auto-accept edits" feature. This could be implemented as:

1. A new option in the Bash command confirmation prompt that reads: "Yes, and auto-accept all future Bash commands this session"
2. A configuration setting that can be toggled via command (e.g., /auto-accept bash on)
3. A command-line flag for enabling this behavior when launching Claude Code (e.g., --auto-accept-bash)

Use Case

This would be particularly valuable for workflows where:

• Multiple Bash commands need to be executed in sequence
• Commands are running in a trusted environment where repeated confirmation adds friction without additional security benefits
• The user wants to initiate a process and return later to review the completed work

Current Workarounds

Currently, I manually confirm each Bash command. This limits the utility of Claude Code for certain automated workflows.

Additional Context

The existing auto-accept for edits feature demonstrates this pattern works well for file modifications. Extending similar functionality to Bash commands would maintain consistency in the user experience while adding significant convenience.

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