Human-in-the-loop with Claude: rubber-stamping 400-line bash scripts as 'approval'
generativist · x · 2026-10-31
Developers note that Claude Code's dangerous-operation confirmation prompts feel like security theater: when the model pauses and demands human-in-the-loop approval, what you actually get is an incomprehensible 400-line temporary bash script to review, which inevitably earns a perfunctory "LGTM" before moving on.
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