Accepting and denying edits

When an edit needs your approval — because the session's permission mode asks, or because your policy forces review — Ropenode shows it as a side-by-side Monaco diff with the agent's own reasoning for why it wants to make the change.

You answer with one of three choices:

• Yes — apply it.
• Yes, and don't ask again this session.
• No, and tell Claude what to do differently — your note goes straight back into the conversation, so "no, use the existing helper in utils.ts" is one step away.

Keyboard only, on purpose

The prompt is answered with the arrow keys and Enter. A mouse click deliberately does not answer it: one of the choices grants "don't ask again this session", and that is not something a stray click should be able to do.

This is the point of the product

Reviewing every change before it lands is the whole quality and liability story. AI-written code is churned at a materially higher rate than hand-written code, and it introduces more security defects. A diff you actually looked at is the cheapest control you have.

Scope

Claude Code sessions. A Codex console shows no diff prompts — see What is supervised.