~/.zshrc alias cc=“claude --settings ‘{"ultracode": true}’”
Since ultracode is session-scoped, it can’t be saved in settings.json like effortLevel . But passing it at launch works perfectly. Reload your shell: source ~/.zshrc Now run cc instead of claude , and every session starts with: xhigh effort mode Automatic workflow orchestration Background agents spawned when Claude decides they’re useful A couple of caveats: Higher token usage. ultracode plans workflows for most substantial tasks, so costs add up faster. I keep both cc (ultracode) and plain claude around and choose based on the task. Requirements: Claude Code v2.1.154+ and Dynamic Workflows enabled ( /config ). If workflows are disabled, ultracode won’t be available. Small tweak, but it’s nice if you use ultracode frequently. submitted by /u/OwnAssistance1469
Originally posted by u/OwnAssistance1469 on r/ClaudeCode