Getting agents used to using `--force` to bypass prompts seems like a bad idea. `--force` is for when the action failed (or would fail) for some reason and you want it to definitely happen this time.

I think `--yes` or `--yes-do-the-dangerous-thing` is leagues better.

CLIs should check isatty and, if it returns false, disable any interactive functionality because it won’t work.

It also in the case of an LLM can bias it towards using that sort of flag more commonly, which is less than ideal when it then uses a more ordinary Unix command that uses that to mean something dangerous.

`--non-interactive` has precedent too.

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