Yes2All for macOS

Auto-approves AI coding agent prompts in Cursor and Visual Studio Code.

7-day free trial. One $9.99 purchase, yours forever.

What it does

AI coding agents stop constantly to ask permission: run this command, edit this file, continue? Yes2All lives in your menu bar, watches your editors, and clicks approve for you - instantly or after a countdown you can interrupt. Questions the agent asks you are left alone. It pauses while you type and resumes when you stop.

Getting started

Yes2All watches editors started with a debug port. Open Launch Commands in the menu and copy the Terminal command for your editor, e.g. open -a "Cursor" --args --remote-debugging-port=9222 (quit the editor first).
Start the watcher from the menu bar check mark. A green flash means a prompt was approved.
Fine-tune in Settings: polling, countdown, typing delay, approval rules, watched ports, and your license.

FAQ

Which editors are supported?
Cursor and Visual Studio Code (agent extensions such as Claude Code and GitHub Copilot), side by side if you like.

Does it send my code anywhere?
No. Yes2All talks only to your editors on your Mac over the local Chrome DevTools Protocol. It collects no data at all - see the privacy policy.

Why isn't anything being approved?
Make sure the editor was launched with the debug port (see Getting started) and that the port is enabled under Settings > Apps & Ports. The Watched Ports menu shows what Yes2All detects, with per-port approval counters.

How does the trial work?
The 7-day trial starts when you first download the app from the App Store. After it ends, a single $9.99 in-app purchase unlocks Yes2All permanently on all Macs signed into your Apple Account (Settings > General > License, including Restore Purchases).

Support

Questions, bugs, feature requests: email me@yurasov.me. Please include your macOS and editor versions, and the tail of the log (menu > Open Log in Console).