YOLO agents vs approval gates — thumbs-down should become a permanent block
Coding agents should not get a free pass on destructive tools.
Left side of the meme: YOLO agent vs production.
Right side: approval gate first.
ThumbGate + Hermes Leash style gates exist so a thumbs-down becomes a permanent block — not a tweet after the damage.
Open the web control plane:
https://thumbgate.app/?utm_source=zyvop&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=zyvop_evening_20260812&cta_id=zyvop_evening_app
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