Go Full Mode
Tell the AI not to ask you anything. It makes its own decisions and notes its assumptions instead, so a long run never waits on you.
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- CoHunter Guide
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- HTTP Repeater
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- Turn On the Web Console
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- Install the Console as an App
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- Turn On Remote Access from the Desktop App
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- Manage Your Devices
- Remote Access Security Tips
- Remote Access Troubleshooting
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- Programs
- Run Recon and See What's New
- Background Monitoring
- Start a Full Hunt
- Start a Hunt from an Empty Chat
- Questions from the AI
- Go Full Mode
- Collaborator
- Role Profiles and Access Matrix
- Desktop and Web Console in Sync
Go Full Mode
In Go full mode the AI does not ask you questions. It decides for itself and writes down the assumptions it made, so you can check them afterwards.
Turn it on
There are two ways:
- For an autonomous run: when you start it, tick Go full — don't ask me anything.
- In any chat: just say so, for example "go full, don't ask me anything".
What changes
- No Question from the AI cards appear.
- Where the AI would have asked, it picks an answer itself.
- It notes each assumption in the chat, so you can see what it decided and why.
When to use it
Good for:
- a long run while you are away;
- a program you have already set up in full, with a clear scope and rules.
Better to answer questions when:
- the scope has grey areas;
- the AI needs test credentials only you have.
In those cases, leave Go full off and answer the questions instead. See Questions from the AI.
Questions and approvals are separate
Go full is about the AI's questions. To control which actions need your approval, see Permission Modes.
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