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how does the allow/deny thing actually work in practice, like does it pop up every time or can I whitelist certain actions

@cemilezkylgbx4 Great question, and that's a really good suggestion.

Right now, it's smart about when it asks for permission. Everyday tasks like research, building files, and reading things never interrupt you. The Allow/Deny prompt only appears for genuinely risky actions, like deleting files, changing system settings, or sending data out.

The catch, as you pointed out, is that it asks every time. There's no "remember this" option yet ...only a global setting that turns approvals off entirely.

A proper whitelist with options like "Allow once," "Allow for this session," or "Always allow this kind of action," along with a permissions list you can review and revoke later, feels like the right middle ground.

You've bumped this higher on the roadmap. Adding it now. Thank you! 🙌

Would you mind if I credited you when it ships?

how does the allow/deny thing actually work in practice, like does it pop up every time or can I whitelist certain actions

@cemilezkylgbx4 Great question, and that's a really good suggestion.

The catch, as you pointed out, is that it asks every time. There's no "remember this" option yet ...only a global setting that turns approvals off entirely.

You've bumped this higher on the roadmap. Adding it now. Thank you! 🙌

Would you mind if I credited you when it ships?

MOMO

A desktop cat that's secretly an AI employee for your PC

A desktop cat that's secretly an AI employee for your PC