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Allowlist safe Bash commands to stop approval fatigue
Terminal / Productivity / Cost Optimization·14 hours ago·verified 14 hours ago·medium·~10 min setup·verified
Use /permissions to allowlist read-only and trusted commands so you stop mindlessly clicking Approve.
The problem
After the tenth identical approval you are not reviewing anymore—you are rubber-stamping.
The hack
Open `/permissions` and allowlist common safe tools (`git status`, `rg`, tests) while denying dangerous ones.
Why it works
Permission allowlists reduce interruptions without jumping straight to bypass modes.
Setup
1. Run `/permissions` in a project session. 2. Allow frequent read-only commands and your test runner. 3. Keep writes and network commands on ask (or use sandbox/auto mode thoughtfully). 4. Revisit after a week and trim rules that are too broad.
Prompt
/permissionsAdditional details
Sandboxing complements permissions by OS-enforcing filesystem/network boundaries for Bash.
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