First point is very annoying, yes, and it's why for large refactors I have the AI write step-by-step instructions and then do it myself. It's faster, cheaper an

First point is very annoying, yes, and it's why for large refactors I have the AI write step-by-step instructions and then do it myself. It's faster, cheaper and less error-prone. The second point is easily handled with proper instructions. My AI agents always ask questions about points I haven't clarified, or when they come across a fork in the road. Frequently I'll say "do X" and it'll proceed, then halfway it will stop and say "I did some of this, but before I do the rest, you need to decide what to do about such and such". So it's a complete non-problem for me.