feat: add allowed_tools parameter to Claude GitHub Actions workflow

[keito4]

Summary

• Claude GitHub Actions workflowにallowed_toolsパラメータを追加
• セキュリティ向上のため、Claudeが使用できるツールを明示的に制限
• 現在はBashツールのみを許可する設定

Changes

• .github/workflows/claude.ymlにallowed_tools: "Bash"パラメータを追加
• このパラメータにより、Claude Code Actionが使用可能なツールを制限し、セキュリティを強化

Test plan

• GitHub上で@claudeをメンションしてワークフローが正常にトリガーされることを確認
• Claude Code ActionがBashツールのみを使用して動作することを確認
• 他のツールへのアクセスが制限されていることを確認

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Removed redundant and duplicate configuration for Supabase command completion.
  • Removed all local Go and Python environment setup from shell configuration files, with a note that these configurations are now managed in development container environments.

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Walkthrough

The changes remove local Go and Python environment configuration scripts from Zsh, replacing them with comments indicating that these setups are now handled in development container environments. Additionally, a redundant line for Supabase CLI completion is deleted from the Zsh completion configuration.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.zsh/configs/virtual/go.zsh, .zsh/configs/virtual/python.zsh	Removed all environment variable exports and setup logic for Go and Python; replaced with comments redirecting to dev containers.
.zsh/configs/completion.zsh	Deleted redundant Supabase completion invocation and removed trailing blank line.

Estimated code review effort

1 (~2 minutes)

Poem

In the warren where configs once grew,
The rabbit swept out the old Go and Python, too.
Now dev containers hold the key,
To language setups, neat as can be!
With less to source and more to cheer,
The shell hops lighter—spring is here! 🐇✨

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

.zsh/configs/virtual/go.zsh (1)

1-1: Empty stub can likely be removed entirely

With all Go-specific exports gone, this file does nothing beyond adding a comment.
Keeping inert stubs in configs/virtual increases cognitive load when debugging $PATH issues—callers still see the file sourced but nothing actually happens.

Consider deleting the file (and its reference in any source directive) or replacing it with a README-style note in the repo docs instead of an always-sourced shell script.

Check that:

1. No source .zsh/configs/virtual/go.zsh remains in other configs.
2. CI jobs or local bootstrap scripts don’t rely on the old env vars.

.zsh/configs/virtual/python.zsh (1)

1-1: Remove inert file or add guard for legacy sourcing

Similar to the Go script, this Python stub now only contains a comment.
Either drop the file or add a short guard such as

# Nothing to initialise when running inside dev-container
return

so that anyone manually sourcing the file sees an intentional early exit.

Also double-check for residual references to pyenv/PYENV_ROOT elsewhere in the dot-files to avoid orphaned environment assumptions.

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• .zsh/configs/completion.zsh