Show HN: Continue? Y/N: A 60-second game about AI agent permission fatigue

A tiny browser game about one very modern nightmare — an artificial intelligence helper constantly asking, “Continue? Y/N” while it works on your code — has turned into a full-on comment-section personality test. The setup is simple: approve or deny risky actions before time runs out. The real fun, though, is watching the crowd reveal exactly what kind of computer chaos gremlin they are.

One camp treated it like a high-score blood sport. One player proudly posted a 2,343-point run with a perfect 8 out of 8 threats caught, basically flexing that they are the office friend who never clicks the suspicious link. Another player celebrated a strong first try and immediately said they were sending it to coworkers, which is the internet’s version of saying, “I need everyone else to suffer this stress with me.” Meanwhile, some wanted more stats drama, asking to see the full player score spread so everyone could compare who’s cautious, who’s reckless, and who absolutely should not be left alone with company secrets.

And then came the chaos energy. The funniest hot take was a one-line rebel answer to the whole premise: just skip permissions entirely with a “dangerously” named command. That joke landed because it hits the nerve at the center of the game: people are clearly tired of nonstop approval pop-ups, but also deeply aware that blindly clicking yes is how disaster starts. In other words, the game is short, the comments are loud, and the community has already split into Team Safety and Team YOLO.