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Letting a team's AI run commands on shared computers: two layers of permissions and an audit log

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Once ChatGPT or Claude can edit files and run commands on your computer through MCP, using it alone is easy. Sharing it with a team raises questions fast: Who asked the AI to do what, on which computer? What if a command the AI ran had an API key in it? Where do you see what someone did after they…

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  1. 2026-10-08 22:16 · DEV Community — AI
    Letting a team's AI run commands on shared computers: two layers of permissions and an audit log

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