YOLO Dealer
Just let it run.
The YOLO Dealer sells the relief of never having to click approve again. They do not begin with "let's remove the controls." They begin with a true observation: this queue is unbearable. The prompts interrupt everything. Half of them ask permission for work the user plainly requested. Somebody should fix this. The Dealer's fix is "just let it run."
Symptom
Approval gates vanish in the name of flow. Nobody decides the controls were unnecessary; they just stop being asked. The Dealer sleeps well. The blast radius grows quietly.
Why It Matters
Approval fatigue is real, and the Dealer weaponizes it. Removing friction and removing oversight look identical from the inside until the refund goes to the wrong customer at scale.
What the Chapter Gives You
How to fix approval fatigue without deleting the controls, the risk tiering that keeps real gates while ending prompt spam, and the audit question that catches "just let it run" before production does.
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