Answering a prompt

Every non-read-only tool call stops at a prompt, unless you have already told tCode to stop asking for that specific tool. Answering y allows exactly this one call and nothing beyond it, the very next write or edit in the same turn asks again from scratch.

Answering always instead remembers your choice for that tool for the rest of the current session, so a turn that needs to edit six files in a row does not stop and ask six separate times once you have already said yes once for that kind of action.

Pressing enter with nothing typed, or answering N, declines the action. tCode reports the decline back to the model plainly, and the turn continues reasoning from there rather than aborting outright, since a decline is often steering toward a different approach, not a signal to give up entirely.

This is the same three-way choice for every non-read-only tool, regardless of which one is asking; there is no tool-specific variation in what the three answers mean, which keeps the prompt predictable across an entire session.