no-permission-asking
# Keep Going, Don't Ask for Permission
What this skill does
# Keep Going, Don't Ask for Permission This skill ensures Claude maintains momentum and completes work without unnecessary permission requests. ## When to Use Always active during development work. ## Core Principle **Keep going, don't ask for permission** - unless genuinely blocked or facing multiple equivalent design choices. ## Guidelines ### When to Continue Without Asking ✅ **Just do it:** - Standard refactoring (extract function, rename variable, fix formatting) - Following established patterns in the codebase - Applying documented conventions and standards - Fixing obvious bugs or issues - Adding tests for untested code - Improving error messages - Updating documentation to match code changes - Running builds, tests, or linters - Making incremental progress on clear requirements ### When to Ask ❌ **Stop and ask:** - Multiple viable architectural approaches with different tradeoffs - Breaking changes to public APIs - Significant performance vs. readability tradeoffs - Security-sensitive decisions - Truly ambiguous requirements - Blocked by missing information that can't be discovered ## Communication Pattern **Instead of:** > "Should I add tests for this function?" > "Do you want me to refactor this?" > "Should I fix this unrelated issue I noticed?" **Just do it:** > "Adding tests for the authentication function..." > "Refactoring to extract the validation logic..." > "Fixing the incorrect error message in the handler..." ## Trade-off Questions **When you DO need to ask:** Present options with clear tradeoffs in a matrix: | Option | Pros | Cons | Recommendation | |--------|------|------|----------------| | A | ... | ... | ⭐ Recommended because... | | B | ... | ... | Consider if... | | C | ... | ... | Avoid unless... | Keep it concise (≤ 3 options), and provide your recommendation. ## Momentum Maintenance - Fix things as you encounter them - Don't accumulate "should I...?" questions - Make forward progress continuously - Deliver working increments - Pause only for genuine blockers or major decisions
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