[hephaes7us]

Hard disagree. I may trust the people on my team to a make PRs that are worth reviewing, but I don't give them a shell on my machine. They shouldn't need that to collaborate with me anyway!

Also, I "trust Claude code" to work on more or less what I asked and to try things which are at least facially reasonable... but having an environment I can easily reset only means it's more able to experiment without consequences. I work in containers or VMs too, when I want to try stuff without having to cleanup after.

[SirMaster]

Do you trust your IT and security teams to have access to your shell or access to delete your entire code repo?

[hephaes7us]

Personally, no.

If I'm responsible for something, nobody's getting that access.

If someone's hired me for something and that's the environment they provide, it is what it is. They distribute trust however they feel. I'd argue that's still more reasonable than giving similar access to an AI agent though.