| 1 | [Transition] Before we get into the solution, let's understand the problem we're solving. |
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| 3 | Here's the number that drove this project: 93% of permission prompts in Claude Code are approved. That means users are clicking "approve" on nearly everything — and over time, they stop paying attention. That's approval fatigue, and it's a real security risk. |
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| 5 | Before Auto Mode, users had two choices. A sandbox that's safe but breaks whenever you need network access. Or the dangerously-skip-permissions flag — zero friction, but zero protection. We've seen the consequences: agents deleting remote branches, uploading auth tokens, even trying migrations against production databases. |
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| 7 | [Pause] |
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| 9 | Neither option was good enough. We needed something in between. |
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| 11 | Key points: ① 93% approval rate creates fatigue ② Existing options are sandbox or no guardrails ③ Real incidents demonstrate the risk |
| 12 | Duration: 2 minutes |