| ▲ | skybrian 8 hours ago | |
> Did you find an issue that Claude did not, because you ran the webserver end to end, connected to a real database? Good, now give Claude Code an API key to the database and get out of the way. No need for copy-paste next time. Often I notice errors trying it out in production. This assumes you trust it with access to the production database. How far are you willing to go? LLM's are gullible, so you should never give Claude access to anything unless you're okay with it leaking. It might make sense to give it partial access, but that's usually going to be more involved than giving Claude an API key. That key could be exfiltrated. | ||
| ▲ | nyellin 5 hours ago | parent [-] | |
As written elsewhere, we dont give access to prod! The DBs are staging and our assumption is that every key we give Claude will be leaked. I'll update the post to clarify | ||