This setting opens a broad set of day-to-day permissions: npm, yarn, node, git, docker, python, and editing code files.
At the same time, it blocks dangerous commands like rm -rf and sudo, plus reads of secrets.
The goal is to maximize productivity in trusted environments without giving up a baseline of safety.
When to use
- On trusted development machines where you want fewer interruptions.
- When your workflow involves frequent builds, tests, and commits.
- To avoid manually approving every routine command.
How to use
Apply the setting; tune the allow and deny lists to fit the tools in your stack.