claude-settings-audit

To generate read-only permissions for Claude Code, audit your repository settings to detect the tech stack and tooling, then produce a ready-to-use settings.json file with restricted, non-modifying access.

Yes, you can audit Claude settings across a monorepo by scanning the directory layout and tech stack to detect tooling, generating a settings.json file that enforces safe read-only access for the project.

A Claude settings audit for repository onboarding analyzes your project tooling and directory layout to generate a settings.json file, ensuring Claude has appropriate non-modifying, read-only access from the start.

The settings audit works by detecting your specific tech stack, build tools, and monorepo layout to tailor the Claude settings.json accordingly, ensuring the read-only permissions align with your project tooling.

To restrict Claude Code to read-only access in a new project, run an audit on your repository to generate a settings.json file with restricted permissions that aligns with your project tooling.

You should use a read-only settings.json for Claude Code when onboarding a new repo or conducting safe audits, ensuring Claude has appropriate non-modifying access to your project files.