My AI agent changed an account without asking

Devpit changes an account only after a yes. An AI agent runs devpit with no terminal to answer in, so a command that would change something changes nothing and exits with code 3, unless the command line has --yes. So if an agent changed an account, it ran the command with --yes.

The Devpit skill tells agents to ask you first and to pass --yes only after you agree. Devpit cannot tell who typed --yes, so it cannot stop an agent that skips that step.

See what changed

1. In the folder where it happened, run devpit accounts. It shows the account each tool uses here, and why.
2. Run devpit undo in a terminal. It shows the last account change and what undoing it would put back, then asks [y/N]. Press n (or Enter) if you only wanted to look. Nothing changes.

Undo it

• From a terminal: run devpit undo and answer y.
• In the app: open Accounts and press u.

Undo puts every file of that change back exactly as it was. A change made in one go, such as devpit use work for several tools, is undone in one go. Run devpit undo again to take back the change before that.

If a file Devpit wrote was changed by hand since, undo stops and changes nothing. See Undo says a file was changed by hand.

Stop it next time

• Tell the agent to ask you before any account change. The Devpit skill already says so; see Using Devpit with AI agents for what it contains.
• If your agent can run commands without asking you first, do not let it run devpit commands that end in --yes on its own.
• To take Devpit’s skill out of Claude Code, run devpit agent remove, or open Settings, then AI agent skill, and choose Remove. Both list what will be removed and ask first. Only skill files Devpit wrote are removed.