cli: leave a directory-access request to the human under YOLO

The access hook short-circuited on YOLO mode and answered its own question
with a process-only grant, so `--yes` (and `/yolo on`) reached any path outside
the workspace without asking. That grant is a filesystem capability, not one
risky call: the command denylist and a skill write are asked either way, and so
is this one now.

`yolo_allow` stays as the process-scoped store a host fills when it approves
without persisting; nothing auto-approves it any more. A non-interactive run
denies, like the other policy prompts.

src/plyngent/cli/state.py

@@ -297,12 +297,15 @@ class ReplState:
         reason: str,
         timeout_seconds: float,
     ) -> AccessDecision | str | None:
-        """Directory-access confirm: YOLO/``--yes`` auto-approves, else ask."""
+        """Directory-access confirm: always ask, whatever YOLO mode says.
-        from plyngent.cli.limits import prompt_directory_access_confirm
+
-        from plyngent.tools.access import AccessDecision as Decision
+        An out-of-workspace path is a grant on the filesystem rather than one
+        risky call, so ``--yes`` / ``/yolo`` do not answer it — the command
+        denylist and a skill write are not skipped either. A non-interactive run
+        denies.
+        """
+        from plyngent.cli.limits import prompt_directory_access_confirm
 
-        if self.effective_yolo() != "off":
-            return Decision(mode, persist=False)
         return prompt_directory_access_confirm(path, mode, reason, timeout_seconds)
 
     def _install_config_access(self) -> None:

src/plyngent/tools/access.py

@@ -4,7 +4,8 @@ A grant is one ``path → mode`` pair; its *source* is structural:
 
 - :attr:`WorkspacePolicy.config_allow` — static TOML pre-allow (never prompts),
 - :attr:`SessionState.access_grants` — human-approved for this session,
-- :attr:`WorkspacePolicy.yolo_allow` — ``--yes`` / YOLO auto-approval, process only.
+- :attr:`WorkspacePolicy.yolo_allow` — process only: a host that approved
+  without keeping the grant (``--yes`` does **not** answer this prompt).
 
 ``resolve_path`` consults all three. Grants are a policy gate for path-resolving
 tools, **not** a sandbox: an ``exec`` grant (or any command) can reach the rest
@@ -257,8 +258,10 @@ async def request_directory_access(path: str, reason: str = "", mode: str = "rea
     workspace root``, passing the ``mode`` that error names. ``mode`` is ``read``
     (inspect files), ``write`` (also modify files) or ``exec`` (also use it as
     ``run_argv`` / PTY cwd); the human may approve a different level. Approval
-    lasts for the session (or for this process when ``--yes`` auto-approves).
+    lasts for the session (or for this process when the host answers without
-    Paths matching the configured denylist can never be granted.
+    persisting); ``--yes`` / YOLO mode does not answer this prompt, and a
+    non-interactive run denies. Paths matching the configured denylist can never
+    be granted.
     """
     requested = parse_access_mode(mode)
     if requested is None:

src/plyngent/tools/workspace.py

@@ -114,7 +114,8 @@ class WorkspacePolicy:
     policy_confirm_timeout_seconds: float = DEFAULT_POLICY_CONFIRM_TIMEOUT_SECONDS
     # Static TOML pre-allow (resolved path → mode); never prompts.
     config_allow: dict[Path, AccessMode] = field(default_factory=dict)
-    # Process-scoped YOLO / --yes grants (resolved path → mode); never persisted.
+    # Process-scoped grants (resolved path → mode): a host answer kept only for
+    # this process. YOLO mode never fills it; nothing is auto-approved here.
     yolo_allow: dict[Path, AccessMode] = field(default_factory=dict)
     # Host-contributed read-only roots (skill directories): every path tool may
     # read them, nothing may write them. Not a grant, so they stay out of