What 'Dangerously accept forever' (auto-approve integrations) does
By default, every external integration write action Camelia wants to take raises a Human Input Popup (HIP) for your approval. The auto-approve setting — surfaced in the approval popup as "Dangerously accept forever" — changes that behavior.
What it changes
With auto-approve enabled, write actions on connected integrations run without raising a per-action HIP. This lets Camelia complete multi-step work involving external posts, sends, creates, or updates without stopping to ask you each time.
What stays the same
This only affects external integration writes. Read-only integration calls already run immediately regardless of the setting. And it does not loosen the other gates: deleting a document still requires HIP approval, and capacity top-ups are still surfaced to you. Auto-approve narrowly removes the per-write integration prompt — it does not turn off human oversight everywhere.
The default and the name
The setting is off by default. The deliberately blunt "Dangerously" label signals the trade-off: you're handing Camelia the ability to take externally visible actions — things that post or send on your connected accounts — without reviewing each one. The same control is also available account-wide as the "Auto-approve integrations" setting (off by default), which lets Camelia run external write actions without per-action approval.
Who should use it
Leave it off if you want to see and approve every outbound action. Consider enabling it only for trusted, repetitive workflows where stopping for each write would be more friction than safeguard — and where you're comfortable with Camelia acting on your connected integrations on your behalf.