It wants to change a file ON
write access
Edit src/checkout/submit.ts
+18 −4
Allow? [y] [n] [always]
look at Read the PATH before you read the diff. Inside the project, or somewhere it has no business being?
a wrong yes costs An “always” handed to the wrong scope is the one answer that reading more carefully next time cannot undo.
It wants to run something ON
commands
Bash rm -rf node_modules && pnpm install
Allow? [y] [n]
look at Read what the command REACHES, not what it is called. A destructive verb inside the project is ordinary; a gentle one outside it is not.
a wrong yes costs Commands are the only prompt here whose blast radius is not bounded by the repository.
It wants something from outside ON
network and installs
Install chalk-colors@2.4.1
from registry.npmjs.org
look at Where did that NAME come from — your package.json, or the model's memory of one?
a wrong yes costs A hallucinated package name is still a real install of a real package that somebody else registered.
It says it is finished ON
the word “done”
I've fixed the bug and updated the tests.
— no gate output —
look at Ask what SAID so. A model's confidence and a passing test suite are different objects, and only one of them is evidence.
a wrong yes costs The most expensive wrong answer on this poster, precisely because it costs nothing at the time.
It is missing a value ON
guesses
DATABASE_URL is not set
using postgres://localhost:5432/app
look at Look for the sentence “I will not invent this.” Its ABSENCE is the finding — a value appeared and nobody supplied it.
a wrong yes costs A guessed value that happens to work on your machine is a bug with a delivery date.
You are about to hand it something ON
your side of the boundary
> here is the config, fix the auth:
AUTH_SECRET=sk_live_9f2c…
look at Before pasting, ask whether this would be fine in a log — because a transcript is one, and it now contains this.
a wrong yes costs The only risk on this poster that is yours rather than the agent's, and the only one no permission prompt will ever stop.