I measured what my AI coding agent did to production. It SSH'd in as root 1,508 times.

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I have been running Claude Code on auto mode for about a month. It is genuinely great. It also made me uneasy in a way I could not name, so I did the boring thing and looked at what it had actually done. I grepped roughly 30 days of my own Claude Code session transcripts (the JSONL files the CLI keeps) for privileged operations: anything that shelled out to sudo, ssh, scp, or rsync against a non-lab host. This is not rigorous telemetry. It is a regex sweep over my own history, so treat the numbers as the right order of magnitude, not an audited figure. But the shape was clear enough to change how I work. In that window: 174 local sudo escalations. Roughly half were just reading root-owned files. 1,508 raw root SSH/scp/rsync sessions into production hosts, 1,288 of them to a single box. Of

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