God Mode
God Mode allows DinoAI to auto-accept changes and tool calls that would normally require your approval, enabling it to complete multi-step tasks end-to-end without pausing for confirmation at each step.
When God Mode is off, DinoAI stops before consequential actions — modifying a file, running a query, calling an external tool — and waits for your approval before continuing. When God Mode is on, DinoAI proceeds through these actions automatically and returns the final result.
Terminal commands still require human review, even with God Mode enabled. DinoAI will always pause and prompt for approval before executing any terminal commands.
When to Use God Mode
God Mode is useful for multi-step workflows where you have a clear, well-defined goal and want DinoAI to handle the full execution without interruption. For example:
Generating dbt models, tests, and documentation from a spec in a single run
Implementing changes from a Linear ticket or Confluence page end-to-end
Scaffolding a project structure across multiple files without approving each change individually
Running a debugging workflow that spans queries, model files, and schema definitions
Enabling God Mode
In the DinoAI prompt input, click the lock icon to toggle God Mode on or off. When enabled, the lock icon will appear unlocked, indicating DinoAI will auto-accept actions without pausing for confirmation. Click it again at any time to disable God Mode and return to standard confirmation prompts.

Best Practices
Use specific prompts — God Mode works best with clear, well-scoped tasks. Ambiguous prompts are more likely to produce unintended changes when DinoAI is not pausing for confirmation
Work on feature branches — Make sure your changes are on a feature branch before enabling God Mode so that any unintended modifications can be reverted via version control
Review the output — Always review what DinoAI has produced before merging or deploying, regardless of whether God Mode was used
Disable for sensitive workflows — For tasks touching production data or critical model logic, keep God Mode off and review each action individually
God Mode auto-accepts all tool calls and file changes without prompting for confirmation. Use it on feature branches and review all output before merging to main.
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