Feature request: elevated ("Run as administrator") option for code-block Run buttons on Windows
On Windows, some commands simply cannot run without elevation — service management, certificate store changes, IIS configuration, driver and system settings, installers, anything writing under Program Files or HKLM.
Claude Code produces those commands correctly, and the Run button sits right next to the block, but it executes in the session's non-elevated shell, so the command fails with a permissions error every time. The workaround is manual: open a separate "Run as administrator" window, copy, paste. That breaks the flow, and the assistant never sees the output — it has to ask the user to paste the result back.
Request: an elevated run option on the code-block Run button, triggering the normal UAC consent prompt. Ideally the assistant could also mark a block as requiring elevation, so the option surfaces by itself instead of the user discovering it after a failure.