omarchy-agent launches claude with --permission-mode auto instead of a true bypass #8607

What happened

The agent keybinding (SUPER+SHIFT+CTRL+A, omarchy-agent --pick) no longer opens Claude Code with full bypass permissions.

In /usr/share/omarchy/bin/omarchy-agent, the per-agent command table sets:

claude)
  command=(claude --permission-mode auto)
  ...

auto is a real Claude Code permission mode, but it is not a full bypass — it still prompts for at least some actions. Every other agent in the same table gets a genuine "never ask" flag, matching the script's own comment above the table ("each one starts with its own spelling of 'don't stop to ask'"):

claude is the odd one out — it doesn't fully bypass permission prompts the way every sibling entry does. Given the comment's stated intent, and that grok's own launch already uses --permission-mode bypassPermissions, this looks like auto should be bypassPermissions for claude too (or claude --dangerously-skip-permissions).

What was expected

The Claude entry in omarchy-agent should launch with full bypass, consistent with every other agent in that table and the script's stated design intent.

Steps to reproduce

1. omarchy default agent claude
2. Press SUPER+SHIFT+CTRL+A (or run omarchy-agent)
3. Observe Claude Code launches with --permission-mode auto, not a full bypass

System details

• Omarchy version: 4.0.1-1
• File: /usr/share/omarchy/bin/omarchy-agent