[Agent] Plan Mode is to eager to start implementation

[WitJakuczun]

What would you like to be added?

My question: Analyze anls operators and suggest better naming.
Gemini CLI output:

I would like Plan Mode be less eager for implementation. It happens I mistakenly select "Yes.." and my source code gets changed, while I just wanted to brainstorm.

Why is this needed?

Plan Mode is great in helping me to better understand what I want by asking me questions. Yet I want to use it for brainstorming or generating analysis that I use for planning in the next, future, steps.

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[Wood-Q]

To prevent accidental code changes, what if we swap the first and second options? This way, the manual confirmation becomes the default choice, reducing the risk of 'unintended' implementations during brainstorming.

[WitJakuczun]

To prevent accidental code changes, what if we swap the first and second options? This way, the manual confirmation becomes the default choice, reducing the risk of 'unintended' implementations during brainstorming.

Sounds interesting to me. And if AskUser text field were a bit more friendly (copy paste and search chat history), that would be even more interesting.

Still the output is an implementation plan not an analysis and this is not what I would expect.

[Wood-Q]

To prevent accidental code changes, what if we swap the first and second options? This way, the manual confirmation becomes the default choice, reducing the risk of 'unintended' implementations during brainstorming.

Sounds interesting to me. And if AskUser text field were a bit more friendly (copy paste and search chat history), that would be even more interesting.

Still the output is an implementation plan not an analysis and this is not what I would expect.

So, would you like me to present more considerations for each plan, so as to provide you with more ideas and better align with your goals? Is that correct?

I can give it a try.

[WitJakuczun]

Yes, that sound correct.