I really like that on IntelliJ I have to approve all changes, so this prompt is unnecessary.
There's a YOLO mode that just changes shit without approval, that I never use. I wonder if anyone does.
This makes it move with much less scattered interactions from me, which allows focus time on other tasks. And the committing parts make it easier for me to review what it did just like I would review a feature branch created by a junior colleague.
If it's done and tests pass I'll create a pull request (assigned to myself) from the feature branch. Then thoroughly review it fully, this really requires discipline. And then let Claude fetch the pull request comments from the Github API and fix them. Again as a longer run that allows me to do other things.
YOLO-mode is helpful for me, because it allows Claude to run for 30 minutes with no oversight which allows me to have a meeting or work on something else. If it requires input or approval every 2 minutes you're not async but essentially spending all your time watching it run.
Even Claude Code lets you approve each change, but it's already writing code according to a plan that you reviewed and approved.