In the video demo recorded without using --dangerously-skip-permissions, analysis is slowed down by the user having to whitelist permissions for multiple scripts related to the skill. Instead, if there was a top level CLI with subcommands to dispatch every action, I bet the user could get away with approving only one permission to unlock all analysis.
In the video demo recorded without using --dangerously-skip-permissions, analysis is slowed down by the user having to whitelist permissions for multiple scripts related to the skill. Instead, if there was a top level CLI with subcommands to dispatch every action, I bet the user could get away with approving only one permission to unlock all analysis.