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the Xcode/Minecraft-clone test is a great demo of the loop actually closing (build, fail, fix, rebuild). since it's driving the terminal and native apps directly on your own Mac, is there any confirmation step before something destructive - deleting files, force-pushing, running a script that touches more than the test project - or does it just act and you review after the fact?