Timed my agent for a day. it was actually running about a quarter of that, rest was waiting on me to hit approve
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I’m curious how people are handling approval gates in agentic coding workflows. It seems like agents can spend a surprising amount of time waiting for permission to write files, run commands, install dependencies, or execute tests. At what point do you trust the agent to proceed autonomously, and w…
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Timed my agent for a day. it was actually running about a quarter of that, rest was waiting on me to hit approve
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