ci: fixing Claude Code workflow

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Code Review - PR #352

Overview

This PR updates the Claude Code workflow configuration by uncommenting and simplifying the claude_args parameter.

✅ Positive Aspects

• Clear intent: The change enables Claude Code functionality by activating the claude_args parameter
• Simplification: Removes potentially outdated model version and tool restrictions
• Conventional commit format: The commit title follows the conventional commits format (ci:) which aligns with the project's focus on conventional commits linting

🔍 Code Quality & Best Practices

• Minimal change: The PR makes a focused, single-purpose change
• YAML syntax: The change maintains proper YAML formatting and indentation
• Configuration consistency: The change aligns with standard Claude Code action usage

⚠️ Considerations & Questions

1. Model specification: The change switches from a specific Opus model (claude-opus-4-1-20250805) to just sonnet. Consider:

   • Is this intentional downgrade from Opus to Sonnet?
   • Should the model version be more specific (e.g., claude-sonnet-4)?

2. Tool restrictions removal: The original configuration included --allowed-tools Bash(gh pr:*) which restricted Claude to only GitHub PR-related bash commands. The new configuration removes this restriction:

   • This gives Claude broader tool access
   • Consider if this expanded access is intended and secure for your use case

3. Documentation: Consider updating any related documentation to reflect the new Claude Code configuration

🛡️ Security Assessment

• Tool access: Removing --allowed-tools restrictions increases Claude's capabilities but also expands the attack surface
• Model change: Using a different model may have different capabilities and limitations
• Permissions: The workflow permissions appear appropriate and unchanged

🚀 Performance Considerations

• Sonnet models are generally faster than Opus models, so this could improve response times
• No significant performance concerns with this configuration change

📋 Test Coverage

• This is a workflow configuration change that doesn't require traditional unit tests
• Consider testing the Claude Code functionality manually after merging

💡 Suggestions

1. Consider being more specific about the model version: --model claude-sonnet-4
2. If the broader tool access is unintended, consider re-adding appropriate --allowed-tools restrictions
3. Update any documentation that references the Claude Code setup

✅ Recommendation

The change is technically sound and achieves the stated goal of "fixing Claude Code workflow." The main considerations are around the intentionality of removing model version specificity and tool restrictions. If these changes are intentional, the PR is ready to merge.