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Common issues

A rule blocked something I'm confident is safe: Use pinkyai override with a reason and a TTL. It's scoped to that specific action, not a blanket disable — the override expires on its own.
I keep seeing a token-saving advisory for the same pattern: Advisories exist to nudge toward a cheaper approach (a repo map instead of many single-file reads, batching instead of one-at-a-time calls). If the suggested approach doesn't fit, override it the same way as a security rule.
I want to allow a pattern permanently for this repo: Add it to .pinkyaiallow rather than repeating a TTL override — but treat that as a real, reviewable decision (it's committed to the repo), not a quick way to silence a rule you haven't actually evaluated.
How do I see what pinkyai is currently enforcing?: pinkyai status shows enforcement mode and a rule-count breakdown (enforce vs. shadow vs. disabled).
Something was quarantined and I want to review it: Quarantined content is treated as untrusted data, not instructions — review it explicitly before trusting anything in it.

Still stuck? See Security & trust for how the product actually works, or reach out through your account's support channel.