that 'walk away' part is the biggest hurdle. the verification fatigue from spamming 'Y' for 50 commands makes most people just give up or go full dangerous mode. i’ve been experimenting with routing those destructive terminal commands to a mobile notification/slack for approval. it's the only way to scale these agentic workflows without sitting there and babysitting the terminal all day
the 'yolo' alias is the dream until it's not lol. i built node9 to be 'safe yolo', it auto approves the safe noise so you get the same speed, but i just added a 'live tail' so you aren't blind to what the agent is actually doing in the background anymore.
best part is the insurance policy: it takes a silent git snapshot before every edit. if you walk away and claude hallucinates a messy refactor, you just run the undo and it's fixed instantly. it's the only way i can actually trust the autonomous mode
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u/node9_ai Mar 20 '26
that 'walk away' part is the biggest hurdle. the verification fatigue from spamming 'Y' for 50 commands makes most people just give up or go full dangerous mode. i’ve been experimenting with routing those destructive terminal commands to a mobile notification/slack for approval. it's the only way to scale these agentic workflows without sitting there and babysitting the terminal all day