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Only known read-only commands (ls, cat, grep, git status, npm test, etc.) pass without prompting. Everything else requires user confirmation. This prevents unknown commands like screencapture from silently executing.
…list # Conflicts: # extensions/permissions/utils.ts
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Summary
screencapture,osascript,open— requires user confirmationgit statusis safe,git pushprompts)sed -i,curl -X POST)What could break
git add,git commit,cp,mkdir,touch) will now prompt for confirmation--no-permissionsor "Always allow" to restore speedteeand output redirection (>,>>) still caught, but now via the allowlist gap rather than explicit denylist entriesHow to test
npm test— all 503 tests passscreencapture,open,rm,git push— should prompt for confirmation🤖 Generated with Claude Code