Agentic CLI Tools Require Manual Keypresses to Approve Actions Unattended
Agentic coding tools like Claude Code frequently pause execution to ask for permission before continuing, forcing developers to babysit the terminal and press Enter repeatedly rather than letting the agent run unattended. This friction has spawned niche physical and software workarounds to auto-approve routine prompts while still alerting the user only for irreversible actions.
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