Giving AI Coding CLIs Full Permission to Run Autonomously - Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI Compared

To let AI coding CLIs run autonomously, you need to configure their permission settings. Claude Code has --dangerously-skip-permissions and auto mode. Codex CLI has --full-auto and --yolo. Gemini CLI has --approval-mode yolo. This post compares the three tools' permission models and explains which mode to use in which situation.

Should Every Service Ship a Claude Code Plugin? — Rethinking Distribution After codex-plugin-cc

OpenAI's official codex-plugin-cc is genuinely good: I never had to leave Claude Code to drive Codex reviews and investigations. Plugins are working as a distribution channel that delivers a service inside the surface developers already use. Starting from codex-plugin-cc's design, this post discusses which services should ship plugins from day one, and the tradeoffs to weigh before committing.