我在使用claude code时，每次对话都需要让我确认下一步是否进行，如何让他默认继续进行下一步 ...

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Instructing user on enabling YOLO mode with caution

To enable YOLO mode and skip prompts automatically, use the following setting in the settings.json:

json
{
  "defaultMode": "bypassPermissions"
}

For CLI, use the flag --dangerously-skip-permissions. I’ll explain this in simplified Chinese, with clear steps and proper warnings about the potential risks of automatic execution, ensuring the user is well-informed while setting up the feature.

Explaining YOLO mode setup in Chinese

The "continue confirmation" prompt you mentioned is part of Claude Code's permission checks. Here’s how to enable YOLO mode:

1. Temporary YOLO (skip prompts for this session):

bash
claude --dangerously-skip-permissions

2. Default YOLO (skip prompts every time you start):
   • User-level: /.claude/settings.json
   • Project-level: <project>/ .claude/settings.json

Add the following to your settings:

jsonc
{
  "defaultMode": "bypassPermissions"
}

If using VS Code extension, note that it doesn’t fully respect bypassPermissions as of late 2025 due to a bug.

Explaining YOLO setup in VS Code with warnings

To set YOLO in VS Code:

1. Open VS Code > Settings > search for "Claude Code."
2. Find "Claude Code: Allow Dangerously Skip Permissions" and set it to true.
   However, due to a known issue, this may not work as expected. For guaranteed YOLO, consider running CLI instead.
   Final tip: Only use YOLO in a safe environment, like a Docker container, as recommended by guides.

Mentioning risk and keeping it concise

We’ll mention the risk of using YOLO mode but keep it brief, avoiding extensive disclaimers. A navlist isn’t needed for this answer, though I could provide links to some useful YOLO guides

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