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Make confine run gh for the command, each time you allow it
penberg Oct 29, 2026
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Make confine's dialog deny by itself, and remember what you allow always
penberg Oct 29, 2026
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Expand Up @@ -34,6 +34,15 @@ Code in the fork. `-w ~/.claude` lets it save its sessions and settings.
With `--rm`, the fork is removed when Claude Code exits; with `-d dir`,
there is no fork, and Claude Code runs in `dir` itself.

On macOS, it can open pull requests: when it runs `gh`, a dialog asks you
whether to, showing the command line, and `confine` runs the real `gh`
outside the sandbox only if you allow it, once or always. The dialog denies
by itself after 10 seconds, so an agent no one is watching is not kept
waiting. With `--headless`, for when no one
is at the screen to answer, `gh` is not run for it. See
[`confine.1`](cmd/confine/confine.1) for how git in the fork is kept from
running anything.

When it is done, see what it changed, apply the changes, and remove the
fork:

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