The prompt lands mid run: this action needs your approval, and there are two buttons. You already know which one your hand is going to, because the agent is three tool calls deep and reading the diff costs attention you do not have. This Accept All mug is that moment, sitting on your desk where the coffee goes.
The artwork is the dialog itself, drawn flat and generic: one solid rounded button reading ACCEPT ALL, one hollow outline below it reading REVIEW LATER, and the small line under both that makes it honest. Later never comes. Three flat inks, no logos, no company names, nothing that pretends this is anyone else's habit.
The design wraps both sides, so the dialog faces you whichever way you pick it up.
Keep it for the standups where you explain what the agents did overnight, or hand it to the builder in your life who auto approves everything and fully intends to come back and read it.
For everyone who has clicked the first button and meant the second one.
