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If a tool's permission check crashes in plan mode, the action is now denied instead of quietly allowed.
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What
A new optional tool hook decides what happens when a tool's own permission check throws, instead of the previous behaviour of logging the failure and carrying on.
Details
- The hook is
permissionCheckFailureDecision, consulted whenever a tool's permission check raises. - If a tool declares one, its decision replaces the log-and-continue fallback; if the hook itself throws, the call is denied.
- The Artifact tool uses it so that a crashed permission check in plan mode denies the action rather than letting it past the consent floor.
Evidence
Plan-mode artifact consent floor fails closed when its permission check cannot complete
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