Dclaude

dclaude

Run Claude Code or Codex with full autonomous permissions inside a Docker container.

Includes `cx` for lower token usage.

Action	Link
What is this?	The What
Install Guide	Install
Run & Config Guide	How to Run
Security Overview	Security
Miscellaneous	Miscellaneous

“Ever have a 1-minute task take you 10+ minutes because it's stuck waiting on you approving multiple chained commands?”
— I have, many times.

$ cd $WORK_FOLDER
$ dclaude
$ dcodex

# Claude Code or Codex with full permissions;
# No yes/no time wasting.
# Limited. Can read only the current folder and optional whitelisted ones.

The What

The Problem

“Ever have a 1-minute task take you 10+ minutes because it's stuck waiting on you approving multiple chained commands?”
— I have, many times.

Modern coding harness usage requires many tool calls. They all usually require explicit approval from the user which takes time, breaks your flow and requires more multitasking brainpower than simply letting it YOLO.

But letting it YOLO is dangerous. You're allowing an autonomous system with full access to your computer. It's a security nightmare waiting to happen. Ultimately there's a spectrum where on one side sits max productivity and on the other max security. Here are a few of the ways you can go about this problem:

1. permission-mode auto, or whitelisted permissions

I tried this, but the harness still finds something stupid to block on.