Suzerain – How much autonomy do you give your AI coding assistants?
Suzerain – How much autonomy do you give your AI coding assistants?
I built a simple CLI that analyzes your Claude Code session logs locally and shows you how much autonomy you give the AI vs. how much you intervene. I've noticed on myself that bash command acceptance is where all the variance is. Every other tool (Read, Write, Edit) gets approved ~100% of the time. Bash is the one place people actually say no. Based on that signal, it classifies your style into a governance archetype (Delegator, Autocrat, Strategist, etc.). Fun lens, not a psychometric test, the thresholds are calibrated on mostly MY OWN usage so far. Would love to hear feedback and gather more datapoints. pip install suzerain suzerain analyze Zero external dependencies, stdlib only, Python 3.10+. Nothing leaves your machine unless you opt in. https://github.com/TheApexWu/suzerain
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