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Approvals & Permissions

Why Accomplish Prompts for Approval​

Accomplish is designed to act locally on your machine, but it does not silently perform sensitive actions. For file and other risky operations, it asks for approval before proceeding.

Local-first does not mean automatic writes. You still control when file operations are allowed.

File Permission Requests​

When a task needs to create, modify, move, or delete files, the execution view opens a permission dialog with the operation and path details.

File permission request dialog in the execution view showing a file create request
Permission dialog for a file write/create action.

Best Practices​

  • Read the target file path before approving.
  • Review content preview (when available).
  • Deny the request if the location or operation is not what you intended.
  • Refine your prompt and rerun if needed.