The kernel's operator can look around with routine commands, read the /rigs pages and run its first-boot checks without stopping for your approval each time. In a live test it still hit one prompt in nine calls.
The kernel's operator runs routine inspection (cd, pwd, echo, wc, sort, python, command -v and WebFetch) without asking, reads /rigs pages with WebFetch, and runs its first-boot checks as separate commands. The kernel's Claude agents get the launch-settings command hook too, with a wider allowance, and no settings file is written.
In a live Claude session the operator still hit one prompt in nine calls.
- Reported by
- @jajabong
- Release
- OpenRig 0.6.7 release notes