Simple prompt rule stops AI agents from touching your PayPal, Stripe or bank without asking
TawohAwa · x · 2026-11-03
TawohAwa urges AI users to add a permanent rule before letting agents like Claude Code or Codex drive their browser: never open, read, or click anything on PayPal, Stripe, bank or any money-related site without asking first — even just to look. The agent must name the site and its plan, then wait for a yes.
He provides a paste-ready English prompt and notes that one approval covers one task only, not the next. A practical safeguard against agents causing financial damage while browsing.
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