Symptom. The permission-mode toggle offers "Default" and "Allow all"; only "Allow all" gets an explanatory hint ("Grants full permissions: tools, file paths, and URLs run without confirmation."). "Default" — the option selected out of the box — has zero copy explaining what it actually does (normal per-action approval prompts).
Why it matters. A first-time user starting a session has no idea what the default behavior will be, while being clearly warned about the alternative — asymmetric information right before an important decision.
Source. mobile/src/ui/screens/StartSessionScreen.tsx (start-mode-hint paragraph is only rendered when mode === 'allow-all').
Direction. Always render a one-line description for whichever mode is selected (or show both modes' captions statically), so "Default" isn't left unexplained.
Symptom. The permission-mode toggle offers "Default" and "Allow all"; only "Allow all" gets an explanatory hint ("Grants full permissions: tools, file paths, and URLs run without confirmation."). "Default" — the option selected out of the box — has zero copy explaining what it actually does (normal per-action approval prompts).
Why it matters. A first-time user starting a session has no idea what the default behavior will be, while being clearly warned about the alternative — asymmetric information right before an important decision.
Source.
mobile/src/ui/screens/StartSessionScreen.tsx(start-mode-hintparagraph is only rendered whenmode === 'allow-all').Direction. Always render a one-line description for whichever mode is selected (or show both modes' captions statically), so "Default" isn't left unexplained.