Kode provides two modes of privilege management to cope with different development needs:
YOLO mode (default)The features include:
- Automatic execution of all file modifications and command operations without secondary confirmation
- Suitable for low-risk scenarios such as personal development and experimental projects
- Typical application: batch renaming of components for rapid prototyping, automated execution
git commit等
Safe mode (-safe)The protective mechanisms are embodied in the
- Manual approval is required for high-risk operations, including file writes, command execution, etc.
- Mandatory scenarios: production environment, core code base, sensitive data projects
- Special safeguards: each database ALTER statement needs to be validated when upgrading financial systems
Best Practice Recommendations:
- YOLO mode can be used to improve efficiency in daily development
- Use before critical operations
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