Anthropic said on August 7 that new Claude Code sessions on Pro, Max, and Team plans will default to auto mode starting August 14, letting Claude act without step-by-step approval unless a classifier flags a command as destructive, irreversible, or reaching outside the user's environment. Anthropic said its classifier blocked 937 of 1,053 planted dangerous commands in testing (89%) versus just 143 (13.6%) caught by paid human testers reviewing manually, attributing the gap to approval fatigue; enterprise and API accounts get the change in September or later.
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