You could of course ask Claude to create this file for you, and give it instructions.

Claude CLI with ~/.claude/settings.local.json with lots of wildcard Bash() and Read() and whatever else it takes.
{
"permissions": {
"allow": [
"Read(~/**)",
"Bash(sed:*)",
"Bash(make)",
"Bash(unzip:*)",
"Bash(ls:*)",
...
],
"deny": [],
"ask": []
}
}

I think JS/TS frameworks went off in the wrong direction, making web development complex and such a costly investment that it pushed the needle towards funding and paying for the work.

I've been looking at #NueJS lately for a full rethink of this: puts things in perspective.
nuejs.org/docs/why-nue

Followup: eventually I had to hard power-off and on restart it booted. Said the welcome wasn't complete, ran again. Rebooted again to see if I'd have a clean start and it worked, but ran the welcome again (3rd time). I haven't tried rebooting again to see if this continues, I'm optimistic it's done.

One of Claude Code CLI's /model options is to use Opus 4.1 in plan mode, Sonnet 4 for implementations. I have adopted this mode for now. #ClaudeCLI is one hell of a super junior developer that is very keen and efficient and up-to-date on everything. Make it do the legwork and focus on the big stuff.

e.g. if you have server and client folders, it can be aware of both projects, and make unified and consistent changes.

Also, contrary to reports, I have found Sonnet 4 to be slightly better than Opus 4.1, although keep watch over changes from both.

#AugmentCode as a developer assistant is the fastest darn coworker you could have. Multi-hour tasks are accomplished in seconds. And you can ask it the big picture architecture review questions too.

I am so very impressed. After 40+ years as a developer, my work pattern has fundamentally changed.

Using #AugmentCode is very much like having a really REALLY smart & knowledgeable Junior developer that you just need to tell, in very loose and easy terms, how to proceed. Using it as an AI agent in #VSCode is a much better experience than others, so much that I've set it to Auto so it can just go.

I asked it for a wider review of these services #ClaudeAI created (might be a #KiloCode issue) and yes there was a lot to fix:

If you're wondering, I had a backtesting engine in a Blazor C# SSR app and needed to have the front end show the current status (e.g. running). It created a Service to use dependency injection to get the status from *file storage* instead of using SSR reactive states. Augment fixing it: #AI #Agents