7 results for “approvals”
- approvals.denyGlossaryA user-editable list of glob patterns for terminal commands that are always blocked, even in YOLO mode or with approvals turned off. It's the configurable counterpart to the hardline blocklist.
- Dangerous command approvalGlossaryThe safety check that pauses risky shell commands for your approval. approvals.mode sets it to smart, manual or off.
- Smart approval modeGlossaryThe default approval mode, where a helper model auto-approves low-risk commands, denies clearly dangerous ones and asks you about uncertain cases.
- Write approvalGlossaryAn optional setting (memory.write_approval, and skills.write_approval for skills) that holds the agent's writes for your review. You manage them with commands like /memory pending and /memory approve.
- Auxiliary modelsGlossaryModels used for side tasks such as vision, context compression, session titles and approval checks. They default to your main chat model and can be overridden per task under `auxiliary` in `config.yaml` or through `hermes model`.
- config.yamlGlossaryThe main settings file in your Hermes home. It holds the model, terminal backend, memory, approvals, MCP servers, display options and more, and you can edit it directly or use hermes config set.
- YOLO modeGlossaryA per-session switch (--yolo or /yolo) that skips approval prompts. The hardline blocklist still applies.