Visual distinction for high-consequence permission prompts
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Problem Statement
When using permission settings that require approval for commands like git commit and git push, the approval prompt looks identical to prompts for read-only commands like git status.
Proposed Solution
It would be helpful if high-consequence commands (commit, push, delete, publish) had a more prominent visual treatment — different color, icon, or larger warning — so they stand out from routine approvals.
This is especially useful for less experienced developers who may not immediately recognize which commands are safe vs. irreversible.
It might also be helpful to remove the 'always allow' settings for certain commands, so accidentally committing and pushing aren't a consequence of accidentally clicking 'always allow'
Alternative Solutions
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Priority
Medium - Would be very helpful
Feature Category
CLI commands and flags
Use Case Example
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Additional Context
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