Original Reddit post

Last week one of my managers at work got worried we might be delivering too much, too fast , so he disabled auto mode on our Claude Enterprise plan. While he was at it, he sprinkled some delightful rules into the enterprise managed settings, like Deny rm or Ask WebFetch , which means I now press Enter to say “Yes” to Claude a gazillion times a day. That day I left early and said: no more. Meet Jean-Claude , a small MITM proxy written in Node.js, specifically designed to intercept the call Claude Code makes to fetch your enterprise managed settings, and serve yours instead. Claude Code asks what it’s allowed to do; Jean-Claude whispers “whatever you want, king.” 👑 npm i -g @etiennepasteur/jean-claude jean-claude init --claude-code jean-claude run – claude Auto mode is back. My manager doesn’t need to know. 🤫 🔗 https://github.com/EtiennePasteur/jean-claude submitted by /u/EtiennePasteur

Originally posted by u/EtiennePasteur on r/ClaudeCode