Claude Code should be the new terminal. Every morning, I type the same command: `claude code --dangerously-skip-permission`. Home directory. Full access. Zero hesitation. "That's reckless," developers say. "You're giving AI root access to everything." They're right. But they're also the same developers who: - Copy npm commands without reading them - Paste sudo instructions from ancient forum posts - Run install scripts they barely understand The truth? Most terminal usage is already blind trust. We Google/ChatGPT error messages, find a command that worked for someone in 2019, and YOLO it into our shells. At least Claude can explain what it's doing. This makes Terminal so much less daunting. Now, i'm actually installing new packages, not afraid of maintaining their versions and starting new stuff.