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Bash and tool permission prompts now list the allowed network hosts, which are also recorded in telemetry
What
- Permission-request prompts now render the network allow-list (
networkAllowHosts) for a pending command or tool, alongside the existing sandbox and tool-type information. - The bash-command permission dialog specifically now shows a hosts component next to the command description, driven by the tool call's
networkAllowHostsdata. - When a tool's input carries such a host allow-list, approving it now records the allowed domains (
allowed_domains) against that tool use in telemetry, and the list is also attached to the classifier record.
Why This lets you see exactly which network hosts a command or tool will be allowed to reach before you approve it, rather than approving blind, and gives better visibility into what was actually allowed after the fact.
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