Setting up macOS privacy permissions so unattended AI agents don't stall overnight
Mac users running AI agents without supervision often find their work stalled because a macOS permission dialog went unanswered. These permission grants, managed by macOS TCC, attach to the app that launches a process rather than to the script itself. The recommended approach is to choose a single terminal app as the agent host and grant all required permissions there, to avoid mismatched grants across several apps. Permission prompts should be triggered and approved during setup, and the grants should be verified with simple test commands. If a grant silently stops working after an update or re-signing, removing the app from the settings list, re-adding it and relaunching usually fixes it.
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