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Bash commands from a remote agent always ask a person

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Permissions

Bash commands from a remote agent now always wait for a human and never run sandboxed.

What

Commands that arrive from a remote agent are no longer eligible for sandboxed execution and no longer auto-approvable by the permission classifier, so they run unsandboxed and wait for a human answer.

Details
  • Both the Bash and PowerShell permission hooks require the request source to not be a remote agent before treating a command as sandboxable.
  • The auto-approval path treats a remote-agent source as not classifier-approvable, the same way it treats a request whose ask was capped by organization policy.
  • No flag or setting gates this.
Evidence

e.requestSource?.type !== "remote-agent"

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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