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Como impedir que um agente de programação faça mudanças destrutivas sem aprovação humana

Agentes de programação reduzem drasticamente o tempo entre uma intenção e uma alteração real no projeto. Esse ganho também muda o tipo de risco. Quando um agente consegue editar dezenas de arquivos, executar comandos, instalar dependências ou alterar configuração em poucos segundos, a pergunta deixa de ser apenas: “Ele consegue fazer?” e passa a ser: “Ele tinha autoridade para fazer isso?” Uma…

The report outlines guidelines for managing changes made by automated programming agents without human approval. The key points include explicit authority levels, categorizing actions as autonomous, reversible, or requiring human approval, establishing gates for destructive actions, conducting rollbacks before changes, and ensuring evidence before declaring a change complete. These measures aim to reduce ambiguity and prevent destructive changes, transforming care into verifiable conditions.

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