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.agentignore/.agentnotallowed file force agents to not touch mission critical things, fail in CI otherwise let it work on frontends and things at the frontier
by mhogers 7mo ago
.agentignore/.agentnotallowed file
force agents to not touch mission critical things, fail in CI otherwise
let it work on frontends and things at the frontier of the dependency tree, where it is worth the risk
- readthemanual 7mo agoa) what happens if there is change that hasn't been encountered yet so it's not in .agentnotallowed? b) is there a guarantee that something described in these files won't be touched? I've seen examples when agents directly violate these rules, profusely apologising after they get caught on it.
- mhogers 7mo agoallowlist instead of denylist, depending on your risk profile :)