Here I am in Turbo mode, set globally, and set specifically for the project I’m working in, and I have it set to approve everything automatically, yet still, every few seconds, it’s asking for permission to run a command, or look at a website. This is absolutely intolerable. I’ve flipped every switch I can find and none of them seem to do anything. This shouldn’t even be a setting. The first time it asks for permission for something, there should be an option to allow everything forever, or at least some sort of auto-classifier mode.
I’m already in a sandboxed environment, permissions are set properly and code is tracked, there’s nothing bad that can happen from here, I just want to let the agent do its work so I can work on other things.
Hi @x43, Welcome to the Forum!
To help resolve the permission prompts you are experiencing, here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try:
First, go to Settings → Permissions and set Agent security mode to Full access, since Sandboxed mode still requires review for anything touching outside your trusted folders.
Set Terminal Command Auto Execution to Always Proceed.
Under Advanced → Advanced Web Access, add * to both Read URLs and Execute URLs, since browser permissions work on a separate allow-list and aren’t covered by the Trubo/Always Proceed setting at all.
Also add * to Commands Outside Sandbox under Advanced Command Access, since some commands can still hit a sandbox-boundary check even with Full access selected.
If those methods do not resolve the issue, could you please provide a few additional details to help us investigate further?
Your specific Antigravity version?
Screenshot of your settings → Permissions panel (both the top security-mode section and the Advanced → Web Access section), for seeing which options are currently set?