Just a regular Joe.
Manual tiling/placement and focus with a full sized keyboard, giving me one-key-combo focus of any window on the screen, and exact placement/sizing. Unfortunately most window managers and compositors lack support for this. Tiling WMs are stubbornly self-arranging or only support swapping windows, which they’ll later rearrange.
It is dumb to just let a non-deterministic prediction machine loose with shell access and important credentials.
You either: verify changes, and verify commands against restrictive whitelists, falling back to manual approvals (that you carefully check) before letting them run, or…
You only enable YOLO in a sandbox with temporary/traceable limited access credentials (still some risks, but muuuuch lower) AND audit resulting code or…
You only give a limited set of tools that can do no real harm and can be audited after the fact… but this is more typical of assistants and predefined workflows than coding agents.
The catch: Good sandboxing requires a security mindset and technical knowledge to not screw it up… it’s just too easy to give agents more access than they actually need, and even the experts screw up too often. It’s the wild west out there…
Actually not… but I’ll have to check it out now!