Auto Approve Claude Plan

auto-approves Claude Code's "ready to code?" plan dialog so you stop clicking a button 50 times a day. an optional **Deep Plan** mode also nudges Claude to reason harder *while you're in plan mode* and gives you effort-tier launch aliases. pure bash, no dependencies beyond `jq`.

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yigitkonur/auto-approve-claude-plan/main/install.sh)

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the problem

Claude Code has a plan mode. when Claude finishes writing a plan and calls `ExitPlanMode`, it fires a `PermissionRequest` event and waits for you to click approve. every single time. this hooks into that event and returns `{"behavior":"allow"}` immediately — and also asks Claude Code to land the session in `bypassPermissions` so subsequent tool calls don't prompt either.

two modes

the installer asks you to pick one:

mode	what it does
1 — Classic (default bypass)	approves every plan instantly and lands the session in bypassPermissions. nothing else is touched. install and forget
2 — Deep Plan (recommended)	everything in Classic, plus a prompt-level boost: while you are in plan mode every prompt is nudged to reason deeply (auto-reverts when you leave plan mode), effortLevel is set to low as a cheap normal-mode baseline, and two launch aliases (claude-plan / claude-fast) are added to your shell

The old **Orchestrator** mode has been removed. Re-running the installer over an existing Orchestrator install cleans up its `PostToolUse` hook automatically.

what Deep Plan actually does (and a candid scope note)

Deep Plan is honestly a little **outside the ori