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serious_angelyesterday at 3:26 AM3 repliesview on HN

Oh dear... but... but why let some LLM set of unknown source of unknown iteration... execute code... in your machine...?

I was excited in the possibly extravagant implementation idea and... when I read enough to realize it's based on some yet another LLM... Sorry, no, never. You do you.


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m-hodgesyesterday at 3:33 AM

> but why let some LLM set of unknown source of unknown iteration... execute code... in your machine...?

That’s entirely what Claude Code does.

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jedwhiteyesterday at 3:41 AM

You can use this without letting the markdown scripts you write execute any code at all, whether that is via Claude Code or other AI tool in future.

The default permissions are to not allow execution. Which means that you can use the eval and text-generation capabilities of LLMs to perform assessments and evaluations of piped-in content without ever executing code themselves.

The script shebang has to explicitly add the permissions to run code, which you control. It supports the full Claude Code flag model for this.