[BUG] The current trust dialog lacks a convenient "Yes and don't ask again" option, forcing users to manually edit JSON files for each new project they want to trust permanently.
Resolved 💬 5 comments Opened Aug 23, 2025 by nnmlss Closed Jan 7, 2026
Environment
- Platform: Claude Code CLI on Code OSS
- Claude CLI version: 1.0.89 (Claude Code)
- Operating System: Manjaro
- Terminal: Konsole
Bug Description
The current trust dialog lacks a convenient "Yes and don't ask
again for this directory" option, forcing users to manually edit JSON files for each
new project they want to trust permanently.
Steps to Reproduce
- Navigate to a new project directory not in trusted_directories
- Start Claude Code session
- See trust dialog with only "Yes, proceed" and "No, exit"
options
- Select "Yes, proceed"
- Exit and restart Claude Code in same directory
- Trust dialog appears again
Expected Behavior
To have an option "Yes and don't ask again for this directory"
which adds the current directory to the "trusted_directories"
array in ~/.claude/settings.json automatically.
Actual Behavior
I need to confirm on every claude code start or I must manually edit ~/.claude/settings.json to add each
project directory to prevent repeated trust prompts.
## Impact
Poor UX for developers working on multiple projects - requires manual JSON editing for each new projec
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