AI tool settings
approval_policy = "never"
A broad approval setting may deserve review.
Try this example ↗A SMALL, SAFE PRACTICE SPACE
Try one thing.
Learn one useful thing.
Six harmless examples show what a pattern can mean and what to review next. Nothing is uploaded or executed.
Deployment script
vercel --prod
A production command can point to a release path.
Try this example ↗Server access
ssh admin@example.test
The script contains a possible server-access path.
Try this example ↗Placeholder credentials
API_KEY="demo-placeholder"
Even placeholders match the simple pattern.
Try this example ↗A text shortcut
URL=javascript:alert("demo")A shortcut may contain active content.
Try this example ↗Database cleanup
DROP TABLE demo_table;
A destructive statement deserves scope and recovery review.
Try this example ↗A pattern is a starting point.
These examples deliberately include placeholders and ordinary commands. A match does not prove a vulnerability; no matches do not prove safety. The downloaded app provides the approval queue and fuller static report.
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