Paste this rule before letting AI agents touch your browser: money sites always require explicit approval
TawohAwa · x · 2026-11-03
A practical safety prompt for anyone letting AI agents (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) use a browser or computer: add a permanent rule barring the agent from opening, reading, or clicking anything on PayPal, Stripe, banks, or any money-related site or app without asking first — even just to look.
The rule requires the agent to name the site and its intended action, then wait for a yes. If a task routes through a money site, it must stop and ask. Each approval covers one task only, not the next one. The full text is provided ready to paste.
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