During an update or a change of settings Miládka asks you to switch the mode to "Accept edits". Here is what it means, what to do and why there is nothing to worry about.
What auto mode is
Claude doesn't ask you about every step. Instead, a second model watches it, judges every action and stops what looks irreversible, dangerous or like data leaving. Everyday work goes through: notes, tasks, going through mail.
Why it sometimes stops something you asked for
It depends on where the change comes from. When you ask for a change right in the chat ("do it this way next time"), Claude sees that you want it. An update, though, comes from the miladka.cz website: Miládka downloads a guide and rewrites her own rules following it. At that moment Claude only sees text from the internet changing the rules Miládka works by. That's exactly what an attack would look like if someone slipped her a fake guide. It can't tell the guide is from us and that you approved the update, so it stops it to be safe. By switching to Accept edits you let it know you're aware and it's fine.
What to do when Miládka asks you to switch
- By the message box at the bottom, switch the mode to Accept edits.
- When Claude asks whether it may do something, click Allow once. Don't choose "Always allow", it would allow it for good.
- When Miládka says she's done, switch back to auto mode.
In Accept edits mode, edits to files in the Miládka folder go through on their own. For everything else, such as a change to Claude's settings, Claude asks you and you approve it with Allow once. It's safe: Miládka asks for the switch only for things you agreed to, such as an update. If something still doesn't look right to you, you can always say no. Click Deny, or switch back to auto mode, and ask Miládka what she needs it for.
How we look after your security
We put a lot of care into security. Auto mode is just one of several safeguards:
- Signed updates. We sign every version with our key. Before installing, Miládka checks the signature, and if anyone changed the guide on the way by even a single letter, she does nothing.
- Not even our guide may do everything. An update may not send your data out, touch passwords, run programs or delete notes. These limits apply even to a guide with a valid signature.
- Rules nobody can rewrite. Miládka never sends an email on her own, doesn't delete files without your instruction and doesn't change old journals. Not even you can change that.
- Nobody can order her around by email. What comes in the mail or from other people on WhatsApp is information for her, not an instruction. That includes an email from your own address claiming you approved something.
- A copy before every update. If something goes wrong, Miládka restores everything to the original state.
- Your data stays with you. Miládka runs on your computer and your notes sit in your folder. She sends nothing to our server.
Watch out for things that run on their own
Watching mail or WhatsApp runs in the background. When auto mode stops it, nothing is reported. It looks calm, but nothing is being watched. That's why Miládka checks after starting that the watching really runs, and if not, she tells you right away. To keep it from happening, she writes a short description of what is routine for her into Claude's settings. She will ask you for that once too.
Claude Code keeps changing
Auto mode is new in Claude Code and Anthropic keeps adjusting it. What goes through or gets stopped today may be different in a month. Miládka counts on it: when something stops her, she doesn't work around it, tells you what happened and suggests a solution. When the behaviour changes for everyone, we adjust the rules and you get them in an update.