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[GH-ISSUE #181] feat: make auto approve actually auto approve #101
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Originally created by @Classic298 on GitHub (Jul 26, 2026).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/open-webui/computer/issues/181
modern engines like claude code or codex: in auto approve a weak task model decides if the tool call can be auto approved or not dependeing on the context of the task
@owui-terminator[bot] commented on GitHub (Jul 26, 2026):
🔍 Related Issues Found
I found some existing issues that might be related. Please check if any of these are duplicates or contain helpful solutions:
🟢 #13 feat: tool execution policies / allow once, always allow, "auto mode"
This feature request is directly about an 'auto mode' where a smaller task model decides whether a tool call is safe to execute based on context, which is essentially the same design described in #181 for making auto approve actually auto approve.
by Classic298
🟢 #179 issue: model executing two tool calls at the same time doesnt trigger tool call approval question in chat
This issue concerns missing approval prompts for multiple tool calls, so it overlaps with the broader tool approval flow that #181 is changing. It is related as a possible edge case in auto-approval behavior, though it is less specific than #181.
by Classic298
💡 If your issue is a duplicate, please close it and add any additional details to the existing issue instead.
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@tjbck commented on GitHub (Aug 1, 2026):
Addressed!