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Copilot code review now resolves its own comments once you address them and writes smart commit messages for you when you apply its code suggestions. Behind the scenes, Copilot now uses a broader set ...

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Anthropic has made Claude Code auto mode the default permission setting for most users, starting this week. If you have a Pro, Max, or Team subscription, your Claude Code sessions now execute code ...

Claude Code auto mode has become the default permission setting for users starting today. Sessions for Pro, Max, and Team users now use it unless a user or administrator has pinned another setting.

While Anthropic says the shift will reduce permission fatigue and make Claude Code better suited to long-running tasks, analysts warn that greater autonomy could introduce new oversight, latency and ...

Anthropic is flipping the default permission setting in Claude Code, betting that an AI classifier can catch dangerous commands more reliably than the humans who currently click through them. Starting ...