alt Hacker NewsThis is the biggest thing I use my Proxmox homelab for.
I have a few VMs that I can rebuild trivially. They only have the relevant repo on them. They basically only run Claude in yolo mode.
I do wish I could use yolo mode, but deny git push or git push —force.
The biggest risk I have using yolo mode is a git push —force to wipe out my remote repo, or a data exfiltration.
I ssh in on my phone/tablet into a tmux session. Each box also has the ability to have an independent environment, which I can access from wherever I’m sshing from.
All in all, I’m pretty happy with the whole situation.
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You could remove the origin on the repo and add it back only when you need to push.
Personally I do this: local machine with all repos, containers with a single repo without the origin. When I need to deploy I rsync new files from the container to my local and push.
> The biggest risk I have using yolo mode is a git push —force to wipe out my remote repo, or a data exfiltration.
Why not just create a user with only pull access?