Claude Code Modes | Bondar Academy

Lesson Summary

Cloud Code Execution Modes are essential for managing how the Cloud Code interacts with your system. Here’s a breakdown of the different modes: 1. Default Mode This is the most strict mode: No modifications: Cloud Code cannot change files or use tools without permission. No web access: It cannot search the web. Contextual assistance: It can read and provide context like a chat. Example: When asked to create a playwright framework, it will request permission for each action. 2. Accept Edits Mode This mode allows: File modifications: Cloud Code can change files within the project. Permission requests: It will still ask for permission for certain actions like web searches. 3. Plan Mode Designed for complex tasks: Requirement listing: You can outline requirements and see how Cloud Code plans to implement them. Refinement: It asks questions to clarify requirements. This is useful for significant changes, such as migrating tests. 4. Auto Mode This is the most permissive mode: No permission requests: Cloud Code executes tasks without asking. Minor restrictions: It won't perform destructive actions like deleting your home directory. Recommended for users comfortable with version control, as it allows for easy reversion of changes. 5. Bypass Dangerously Permissions This is an advanced mode: Full access: Cloud Code can do anything on your computer. Not recommended: Only use in isolated environments like VMs. In summary, choose the mode that fits your needs, with Auto Mode being the most convenient for regular use.