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> go back to the old days where you manually approve every command the AI runs Those are also the current days if you have any sense. It's a bad idea to run an
by bigstrat2003 17d ago
> go back to the old days where you manually approve every command the AI runs
Those are also the current days if you have any sense. It's a bad idea to run an LLM with access to your machine at all, but if you absolutely must, you better review everything it does to make sure it doesn't run anything insane.
- kccqzy 17d agoThey run in a container with no network access, no data access other than the project folder.
- TeMPOraL 17d agoSo say people so afraid of LLMs they don't even use them :). The rest of us picks a level between "approve some" and "YOLO" depending on how much they worry about having to clean up the workspace afterwards. Encouraging using the repo and some dedicated per-session storage, while discouraging changes to global state (like installing packages system-wide) reduces cleanup problem to "every now and then `rm -rf` some agent session dirs".
- kittikitti 16d agoThe last time I did this, the AI was markedly worse and it took a few days of development time to undo it. Then Claude blamed me for it when asking about the root cause in a retrospective.
- Squeeeez 16d agoWelll... If you lend $100 to a hobo, would you really blame them when they run away with it?