The appeal of an autonomous coding agent is that you hand it a task , give it access to your repository and tools, and stay out of its way while it works. Google’s latest Gemini CLI release carves out specific moments when the agent now has to stop and wait for you. Gemini CLI 0.61.0 , released Wednesday, requires explicit confirmation before the agent edits build configuration files, runs build or test commands after such an edit, or executes shell commands whose arguments appear to come from untrusted external content. The same release separately hardens Gemini CLI’s optional sandbox so...

Source: The New Stack