I've tried one small and one big prompt with auto-allowing Cursor Agent to run Terminal commands. Let me show you the experience.

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- My video "Cursor AI Rules for Laravel 11+ Structure" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARMKcVLps_c

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The author shares their experience with Laravel's YOLO mode, which allows automatic running of commands. They highlight the dangers of using this mode without caution, including the potential for unpredictable or harmful commands. The post provides guidance on how to enable auto-run mode safely, which commands to allow or deny, and examples of effectively using this mode in small and larger projects.

Cursor YOLO-mode: Which Laravel Commands to Allow?