Night Shift is a disclosed autonomous coding runner, but it grants broad unattended execution and repository mutation authority with weak containment and an external-repo copying workflow that users should review carefully.
Install only in a disposable or low-risk git workspace first. Review every queued plan and generated phase before approval, avoid `plan steal` unless you own or are licensed to reuse the source, keep production credentials out of the runner environment, prefer dry-run, and inspect reports/diffs before merging. Do not run it unattended against sensitive repositories until workspace paths, runner binaries, stored logs, and cleanup behavior are locked down.