/auto-mode-setup Wizard and Proposal Workflow / Claude Code v2.1.210

What

The /auto-mode-setup slash command gains a structured non-interactive mode via a --wizard flag and a two-phase propose/apply workflow.

Usage

/auto-mode-setup --wizard posture=<personal|open-source|enterprise|mixed> scope=<all|project> depth=<both|shell|repos|here> --propose
/auto-mode-setup --apply-file <absolute-path>

Details

--wizard sets up context without user questions. Posture values: personal (hobby/personal projects), open-source (public repos), enterprise (work/private repos), mixed.
--propose scans the repo and recent sessions, then asks the model to draft a settings proposal and writes it to a temp file. The proposal can be reviewed before applying.
--apply-file <path> reads a previously generated proposal file and writes it to user settings. The path must be inside the system temp directory or the Claude config directory.
The proposal now includes removeFromPermissionsAllow suggestions — broad or dangerous allow rules flagged during the scan can be removed as part of applying.
Scope all also reads sibling repos in the GitHub org via gh. Depth shell includes shell history; depth repos checks other checkouts in ~.
The wizard mode feeds all parameters non-interactively so agents and CI scripts can drive setup without keyboard interaction.

Evidence

Wizard mode and proposal flow (search for "--wizard posture=… scope=… depth=… --propose | --apply-file <path>" and "--apply-file needs a path to the reviewed proposal JSON")

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.