I think that you do not need to feel uneasy at all. It is your computer and your memory space that the data is stored and operating in you can do whatever you like to the bits in that space. I would encourage you to continue that experiment.

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lukan 6 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Well, the thing is, I do not just use my computer, but connect to their computers and I do not like to get banned. I suppose simple UI things like expanding source files won't change a thing, but the more interesting things, editing the context etc. do have that risk, but no idea if they look for it or enforce it. Their side is, if I want to have full control, I need to use the API directly(way more expensive) and what I want to do is basically circumventing it.

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mattmanser 5 hours ago | parent [-]

It doesn't matter what defence you can think of, if they want to ban you, they'll ban you.

They won't even read your defence.

	▲	lukan 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I know. All I could do in that case is a blogpost "Claude banned me, for following claude's instructions!" and hope it gets viral.

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singularity2001 6 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

You are not allowed to use the assistance of Claude to manufacture hacks and bombs on your computer

	▲	prmoustache 6 hours ago \| parent [-]
		This is neither.