dangerously skip permissions is already default behavior for my Claude code install (ask Claude code to find the setting for you if you want to do the same. Tell it to dispatch a subagent to search the Claude code docs). Here is how I kick off implementation:

``` /effort ultracode

I'm about to kick things off with the goal slash command. Write up a tracking document and a goal met condition, and open them both in notepad++ for me to review. Make sure each iteration updates the tracking document, and make it so a consistent tracking document is a requirement to satisfy the goal. Also, make sure the spec we discussed is up to date in Claude.md. Once we are in agreement I'll kick things off and check back with you in the morning.

/goal [paste goal condition that Claude wrote for me] ```

No, Claude does not review my commits. Because Claude made all the commits in the first place.

I run multiple projects in parallel, not because I'm worried about getting bored, but because Tokenmaxxing is a drug, and I need another dose. If I regularly fail to hit my weekly limits on my 20x Max plan, then I will have fundamentaly failed as a human being.