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>I've never seen Claude do or even suggest anything remotely dangerous when I'm just giving it incremental tasks and reviewing the output. "I've never had a bu
by coldtea 2mo ago
>I've never seen Claude do or even suggest anything remotely dangerous when I'm just giving it incremental tasks and reviewing the output.
"I've never had a bullet hit me yet"
- badestrand 2mo agoWhatever level of safety you are at, it's always easy to advocate for more. It's always a trade-off and in the end a matter of preference and risk-tolerance.
- zarzavat 2mo agoI don't use yolo mode but if you allow your agents to both write code and run/test it, then it's basically equivalent to running in yolo mode anyway. The other day I caught Claude including a rm -rf equivalent (fs.rmdir({ recursive: true, force: true })) in my code, to clean up temporary directories. It was fine, but that kind of code is only one misconfigured environment variable away from blasting away your $HOME.
- drdec 2mo agoI've set up a second user on my machine just for running AI. That way I have the additional layer of OS protections against it doing something like that.
- coldtea 2mo ago>if you allow your agents to both write code and run/test it, then it's basically equivalent to running in yolo mode anyway. I don't. I manually check the code line by line before. And also run them in container anyway.
- mlrtime 2mo agoI run in auto permission mode and it will run with 1 task and end to completion. On the rare event it needs to rmdir or rm -r a dir, the permission mode will stop the agent. Sometimes annoyingly... so its more like. "I've never had a bullet hit me yet inside a office building on the 42nd floor".