feat: add --yolo flag for auto-approving permissions in web/serve mode#12684
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Add a `--yolo` CLI flag to both `opencode web` and `opencode serve` commands that automatically approves all permission requests without prompting the user. This is useful for: - Headless/automated deployments - CI/CD pipelines - Development environments where interactive prompts are not desired - Remote access scenarios where the web UI handles permission decisions Implementation: - Added `yolo` boolean option to shared network options in `network.ts` - Created `applyYoloMode()` helper that sets `OPENCODE_PERMISSION` env var with all permissions set to "allow" (bash, edit, read, glob, grep, list, task, webfetch, websearch, lsp, skill, etc.) - Both `web.ts` and `serve.ts` call `applyYoloMode()` before server startup Usage: opencode web --yolo opencode serve --yolo Built exclusively with openrouter/pony-alpha and OpenCode.
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The following comment was made by an LLM, it may be inaccurate: Potential Duplicates Found:
Recommendation: Check PR #11833 first as it appears to be addressing the exact same feature (YOLO mode for auto-approving permissions). You may want to coordinate with that PR or verify if one should be closed in favor of the other. |
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Add a
--yoloCLI flag to bothopencode webandopencode servecommands that automatically approves all permission requests without prompting the user.This is useful for sandboxed environments to allow the user to run OpenCode in a similar fashion to
claude's--dangerously-bypass-permissions.Implementation:
yoloboolean option to shared network options innetwork.tsapplyYoloMode()helper that setsOPENCODE_PERMISSIONenv var with all permissions set to "allow" (bash, edit, read, glob, grep, list, task, webfetch, websearch, lsp, skill, etc.)web.tsandserve.tscallapplyYoloMode()before server startupUsage:
Built exclusively with openrouter/pony-alpha and OpenCode.