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Let the Agent Do It? How Software Practitioners Understand and Make Permission Decisions in Agentic AI Assistants
Agentic AI assistants increasingly act on developers' behalf by modifying files, executing commands, and accessing external resources. These actions often require permission, yet little is known about how practitioners make permission decisions while still benefiting from agent autonomy. To address
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