In order to balance efficiency and safety, Kode is designed with dual modes of YOLO and Safety. The former automatically executes all operations to maximize efficiency; the latter enforces manual confirmation of dangerous operations (file modification, command execution). The implementation of the safe mode is based on an operation classification system, which will pause the execution and display a preview of the change when it detects an operation that may affect the stability of the system or the integrity of the data, and will continue only after the user enters a confirmation command.
This design is particularly suitable for production environments. For example, before executing a database migration script, Kode displays the SQL statements to be executed and the developer confirms that they are correct before actually running them. Tests have shown that this mechanism can prevent 89% of potential misoperations while only increasing the operation time by 15%.
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