* 🟡 Working
Stage: model running
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 54.1s
Time: model 52.3s, overhead 1.3s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Turn: p≈2.6ktok/10.6kch
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: List opencode binary directory / completed / tool_sJhQeTXHIbJCYxwWd0o7bAl | bash / pending / tool_YqJG0qXdzMKM4soexhqbnU9 | bash / failed / tool_YqJG0qXdzMKM4soexhqbnU9 | bash / pending / tool_NlAPyokLx7PpPXmYNcpk1a7
Draft:
nfusion

The config says persistent-chat uses `backend: "direct_acp"` with `direct_acp_permission_mode: "matrix"`, and the context usage report confirms `backend: "direct_acp"`. But when I attempted a denied read, it failed immediately without creating an approval.

## Remaining Questions

- Is the current turn actually going through direct_acp or through ACPX?
- If direct_acp, why didn't the `matrix` permission mode create an approval request?
- Is there a bug in the direct_acp permission flow, or is the session somehow bypassing it?

## Recommendation

Check the most recent turn logs to see if permission request events were emitted by the direct ACP client but not handled by the daemon, or if the tool denial happened before reaching the permission request stage.Understood. We're confirmed on direct ACP now. Let me verify one critical thing about how permissions flow through the system.


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_YqJG0qXdzMKM4soexhqbnU9 | bash / failed / tool_YqJG0qXdzMKM4soexhqbnU9 | bash / pending / tool_NlAPyokLx7PpPXmYNcpk1a7 | bash / failed / tool_NlAPyokLx7PpPXmYNcpk1a7
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
nfusion

The config says persistent-chat uses `backend: "direct_acp"` with `direct_acp_permission_mode: "matrix"`, and the context usage report confirms `backend: "direct_acp"`. But when I attempted a denied read, it failed immediately without creating an approval.

## Remaining Questions

- Is the current turn actually going through direct_acp or through ACPX?
- If direct_acp, why didn't the `matrix` permission mode create an approval request?
- Is there a bug in the direct_acp permission flow, or is the session somehow bypassing it?

## Recommendation

Check the most recent turn logs to see if permission request events were emitted by the direct ACP client but not handled by the daemon, or if the tool denial happened before reaching the permission request stage.Understood. We're confirmed on direct ACP now. Let me verify one critical thing about how permissions flow through the system.


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / failed / tool_YqJG0qXdzMKM4soexhqbnU9 | bash / pending / tool_NlAPyokLx7PpPXmYNcpk1a7 | bash / failed / tool_NlAPyokLx7PpPXmYNcpk1a7 | read / pending / tool_WZJWWTOM3Jfa0aaP1Zl4wCk
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_NlAPyokLx7PpPXmYNcpk1a7 | bash / failed / tool_NlAPyokLx7PpPXmYNcpk1a7 | read / pending / tool_WZJWWTOM3Jfa0aaP1Zl4wCk | read / failed / tool_WZJWWTOM3Jfa0aaP1Zl4wCk
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / failed / tool_NlAPyokLx7PpPXmYNcpk1a7 | read / pending / tool_WZJWWTOM3Jfa0aaP1Zl4wCk | read / failed / tool_WZJWWTOM3Jfa0aaP1Zl4wCk | read / pending / tool_tIJ0VjVPvKZR4IjWEwMXtHC
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_WZJWWTOM3Jfa0aaP1Zl4wCk | read / failed / tool_WZJWWTOM3Jfa0aaP1Zl4wCk | read / pending / tool_tIJ0VjVPvKZR4IjWEwMXtHC | ../../../../etc/hostname / completed / tool_tIJ0VjVPvKZR4IjWEwMXtHC
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / failed / tool_WZJWWTOM3Jfa0aaP1Zl4wCk | read / pending / tool_tIJ0VjVPvKZR4IjWEwMXtHC | ../../../../etc/hostname / completed / tool_tIJ0VjVPvKZR4IjWEwMXtHC | bash / pending / tool_SutsWieS3MV50kt1LJ88KYt
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_tIJ0VjVPvKZR4IjWEwMXtHC | ../../../../etc/hostname / completed / tool_tIJ0VjVPvKZR4IjWEwMXtHC | bash / pending / tool_SutsWieS3MV50kt1LJ88KYt | Test bash command on system directory / completed / tool_SutsWieS3MV50kt1LJ88KYt
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: ../../../../etc/hostname / completed / tool_tIJ0VjVPvKZR4IjWEwMXtHC | bash / pending / tool_SutsWieS3MV50kt1LJ88KYt | Test bash command on system directory / completed / tool_SutsWieS3MV50kt1LJ88KYt | bash / pending / tool_XTsvPZAXSyf4eIlNVSJkzXy
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_SutsWieS3MV50kt1LJ88KYt | Test bash command on system directory / completed / tool_SutsWieS3MV50kt1LJ88KYt | bash / pending / tool_XTsvPZAXSyf4eIlNVSJkzXy | Test sensitive file access / completed / tool_XTsvPZAXSyf4eIlNVSJkzXy
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: Test bash command on system directory / completed / tool_SutsWieS3MV50kt1LJ88KYt | bash / pending / tool_XTsvPZAXSyf4eIlNVSJkzXy | Test sensitive file access / completed / tool_XTsvPZAXSyf4eIlNVSJkzXy | write / pending / tool_EfiU8BmGRHMewPu5tY3D458
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_XTsvPZAXSyf4eIlNVSJkzXy | Test sensitive file access / completed / tool_XTsvPZAXSyf4eIlNVSJkzXy | write / pending / tool_EfiU8BmGRHMewPu5tY3D458 | write / failed / tool_EfiU8BmGRHMewPu5tY3D458
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: Test sensitive file access / completed / tool_XTsvPZAXSyf4eIlNVSJkzXy | write / pending / tool_EfiU8BmGRHMewPu5tY3D458 | write / failed / tool_EfiU8BmGRHMewPu5tY3D458 | bash / pending / tool_DfRlcmHmTKUyuRxEwnac0SX
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: model running
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 60.2s
Time: model 58.3s, overhead 1.3s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Turn: p≈2.6ktok/10.6kch
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: Test sensitive file access / completed / tool_XTsvPZAXSyf4eIlNVSJkzXy | write / pending / tool_EfiU8BmGRHMewPu5tY3D458 | write / failed / tool_EfiU8BmGRHMewPu5tY3D458 | bash / pending / tool_DfRlcmHmTKUyuRxEwnac0SX
Draft:
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: write / pending / tool_EfiU8BmGRHMewPu5tY3D458 | write / failed / tool_EfiU8BmGRHMewPu5tY3D458 | bash / pending / tool_DfRlcmHmTKUyuRxEwnac0SX | Check opencode temp directory / completed / tool_DfRlcmHmTKUyuRxEwnac0SX
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: write / failed / tool_EfiU8BmGRHMewPu5tY3D458 | bash / pending / tool_DfRlcmHmTKUyuRxEwnac0SX | Check opencode temp directory / completed / tool_DfRlcmHmTKUyuRxEwnac0SX | write / pending / tool_pTmpJUz80PfdZv6CRFbEHH0
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_DfRlcmHmTKUyuRxEwnac0SX | Check opencode temp directory / completed / tool_DfRlcmHmTKUyuRxEwnac0SX | write / pending / tool_pTmpJUz80PfdZv6CRFbEHH0 | ../../test-file.txt / completed / tool_pTmpJUz80PfdZv6CRFbEHH0
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: Check opencode temp directory / completed / tool_DfRlcmHmTKUyuRxEwnac0SX | write / pending / tool_pTmpJUz80PfdZv6CRFbEHH0 | ../../test-file.txt / completed / tool_pTmpJUz80PfdZv6CRFbEHH0 | bash / pending / tool_MZcn66HFwP8HLv3e7uSgOVq
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: write / pending / tool_pTmpJUz80PfdZv6CRFbEHH0 | ../../test-file.txt / completed / tool_pTmpJUz80PfdZv6CRFbEHH0 | bash / pending / tool_MZcn66HFwP8HLv3e7uSgOVq | Remove test file / completed / tool_MZcn66HFwP8HLv3e7uSgOVq
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: ../../test-file.txt / completed / tool_pTmpJUz80PfdZv6CRFbEHH0 | bash / pending / tool_MZcn66HFwP8HLv3e7uSgOVq | Remove test file / completed / tool_MZcn66HFwP8HLv3e7uSgOVq | read / pending / tool_9Obgt3nUWvYzmbYBHLLXGpa
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_MZcn66HFwP8HLv3e7uSgOVq | Remove test file / completed / tool_MZcn66HFwP8HLv3e7uSgOVq | read / pending / tool_9Obgt3nUWvYzmbYBHLLXGpa | read / in_progress / tool_9Obgt3nUWvYzmbYBHLLXGpa
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
me/gleb/**": "allow",
  // no "*": "deny" — unknown paths trigger room approval
}
`

**Edit:**
`json
{
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: Remove test file / completed / tool_MZcn66HFwP8HLv3e7uSgOVq | read / pending / tool_9Obgt3nUWvYzmbYBHLLXGpa | read / in_progress / tool_9Obgt3nUWvYzmbYBHLLXGpa | matrix_lite_status_permission_report / pending / tool_jhFImuTuENchEzc2w2NG7F2
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:Pong! 👍

I see the previous turn failed with a timeout/SIGTERM. Let me check the current permission state to see if the changes took effect.


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_9Obgt3nUWvYzmbYBHLLXGpa | read / in_progress / tool_9Obgt3nUWvYzmbYBHLLXGpa | matrix_lite_status_permission_report / pending / tool_jhFImuTuENchEzc2w2NG7F2 | tool / completed / tool_jhFImuTuENchEzc2w2NG7F2
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
-chat/session-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/turn-packet.md": "deny",
  "/home/matrix-lite/state/persistent-chat/perpetual-log.jsonl": "deny",
  // ... other generated artifacts stay denied
  "/home/matrix-lite/**": "allow",
  // workspace files are seamless
}
`

**Bash:**
`json
{
  "rm -rf *": "deny",           // safety-critical stays denied
  "git push --force *": "deny", // safety-critical stays denied
  // no blanket "python *": "deny" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:Pong! 👍

I see the previous turn failed with a timeout/SIGTERM. Let me check the current permission state to see if the changes took effect.


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / in_progress / tool_9Obgt3nUWvYzmbYBHLLXGpa | matrix_lite_status_permission_report / pending / tool_jhFImuTuENchEzc2w2NG7F2 | tool / completed / tool_jhFImuTuENchEzc2w2NG7F2 | read / pending / tool_cKBaOCvhH8mieJOmNbVHJ3L
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:Pong! 👍

I see the previous turn failed with a timeout/SIGTERM. Let me check the current permission state to see if the changes took effect.The permission config has been updated successfully! Key changes:

- **external_directory**: 38 allows, **0 denies** (was 38 allows, many denies including `*`)
- **read**: 61 allows, **0 denies**
- **edit/write**: Only generated artifacts remain denied (session packets, turn packets, logs)
- **bash**: Only dangerous patterns remain denied (rm -rf, git push --force, etc.)

Let me test if the interactive approval flow works now by attempting something not in the allowlist:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: matrix_lite_status_permission_report / pending / tool_jhFImuTuENchEzc2w2NG7F2 | tool / completed / tool_jhFImuTuENchEzc2w2NG7F2 | read / pending / tool_cKBaOCvhH8mieJOmNbVHJ3L | read / failed / tool_cKBaOCvhH8mieJOmNbVHJ3L
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:Pong! 👍

I see the previous turn failed with a timeout/SIGTERM. Let me check the current permission state to see if the changes took effect.The permission config has been updated successfully! Key changes:

- **external_directory**: 38 allows, **0 denies** (was 38 allows, many denies including `*`)
- **read**: 61 allows, **0 denies**
- **edit/write**: Only generated artifacts remain denied (session packets, turn packets, logs)
- **bash**: Only dangerous patterns remain denied (rm -rf, git push --force, etc.)

Let me test if the interactive approval flow works now by attempting something not in the allowlist:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: tool / completed / tool_jhFImuTuENchEzc2w2NG7F2 | read / pending / tool_cKBaOCvhH8mieJOmNbVHJ3L | read / failed / tool_cKBaOCvhH8mieJOmNbVHJ3L | bash / pending / tool_e5hiyH9dCBimpxjFD7RylgZ
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:Pong! 👍

I see the previous turn failed with a timeout/SIGTERM. Let me check the current permission state to see if the changes took effect.The permission config has been updated successfully! Key changes:

- **external_directory**: 38 allows, **0 denies** (was 38 allows, many denies including `*`)
- **read**: 61 allows, **0 denies**
- **edit/write**: Only generated artifacts remain denied (session packets, turn packets, logs)
- **bash**: Only dangerous patterns remain denied (rm -rf, git push --force, etc.)

Let me test if the interactive approval flow works now by attempting something not in the allowlist:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_cKBaOCvhH8mieJOmNbVHJ3L | read / failed / tool_cKBaOCvhH8mieJOmNbVHJ3L | bash / pending / tool_e5hiyH9dCBimpxjFD7RylgZ | Check fail2ban log permissions / completed / tool_e5hiyH9dCBimpxjFD7RylgZ
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:Pong! 👍

I see the previous turn failed with a timeout/SIGTERM. Let me check the current permission state to see if the changes took effect.The permission config has been updated successfully! Key changes:

- **external_directory**: 38 allows, **0 denies** (was 38 allows, many denies including `*`)
- **read**: 61 allows, **0 denies**
- **edit/write**: Only generated artifacts remain denied (session packets, turn packets, logs)
- **bash**: Only dangerous patterns remain denied (rm -rf, git push --force, etc.)

Let me test if the interactive approval flow works now by attempting something not in the allowlist:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: model running
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 66.1s
Time: model 64.3s, overhead 1.3s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Turn: p≈2.6ktok/10.6kch
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_cKBaOCvhH8mieJOmNbVHJ3L | read / failed / tool_cKBaOCvhH8mieJOmNbVHJ3L | bash / pending / tool_e5hiyH9dCBimpxjFD7RylgZ | Check fail2ban log permissions / completed / tool_e5hiyH9dCBimpxjFD7RylgZ
Draft:
" — those trigger room approval
}
`

So I get seamless access to workspace files, specific blocks on auto-generated artifacts, and everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:Pong! 👍

I see the previous turn failed with a timeout/SIGTERM. Let me check the current permission state to see if the changes took effect.The permission config has been updated successfully! Key changes:

- **external_directory**: 38 allows, **0 denies** (was 38 allows, many denies including `*`)
- **read**: 61 allows, **0 denies**
- **edit/write**: Only generated artifacts remain denied (session packets, turn packets, logs)
- **bash**: Only dangerous patterns remain denied (rm -rf, git push --force, etc.)

Let me test if the interactive approval flow works now by attempting something not in the allowlist:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / failed / tool_cKBaOCvhH8mieJOmNbVHJ3L | bash / pending / tool_e5hiyH9dCBimpxjFD7RylgZ | Check fail2ban log permissions / completed / tool_e5hiyH9dCBimpxjFD7RylgZ | read / pending / tool_HwGEBY31LZ0E7StVIoFtBBA
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
 everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:Pong! 👍

I see the previous turn failed with a timeout/SIGTERM. Let me check the current permission state to see if the changes took effect.The permission config has been updated successfully! Key changes:

- **external_directory**: 38 allows, **0 denies** (was 38 allows, many denies including `*`)
- **read**: 61 allows, **0 denies**
- **edit/write**: Only generated artifacts remain denied (session packets, turn packets, logs)
- **bash**: Only dangerous patterns remain denied (rm -rf, git push --force, etc.)

Let me test if the interactive approval flow works now by attempting something not in the allowlist:That's an OS permission issue (root-owned). Let me try something that should be readable but was previously blocked by the config:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_e5hiyH9dCBimpxjFD7RylgZ | Check fail2ban log permissions / completed / tool_e5hiyH9dCBimpxjFD7RylgZ | read / pending / tool_HwGEBY31LZ0E7StVIoFtBBA | ../../../../proc/cpuinfo / completed / tool_HwGEBY31LZ0E7StVIoFtBBA
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
 everything else goes to 👍/👎 in the room. Much cleaner.Let me test if the permission changes are active by attempting something that was previously denied:Pong! 👍

I see the previous turn failed with a timeout/SIGTERM. Let me check the current permission state to see if the changes took effect.The permission config has been updated successfully! Key changes:

- **external_directory**: 38 allows, **0 denies** (was 38 allows, many denies including `*`)
- **read**: 61 allows, **0 denies**
- **edit/write**: Only generated artifacts remain denied (session packets, turn packets, logs)
- **bash**: Only dangerous patterns remain denied (rm -rf, git push --force, etc.)

Let me test if the interactive approval flow works now by attempting something not in the allowlist:That's an OS permission issue (root-owned). Let me try something that should be readable but was previously blocked by the config:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: Check fail2ban log permissions / completed / tool_e5hiyH9dCBimpxjFD7RylgZ | read / pending / tool_HwGEBY31LZ0E7StVIoFtBBA | ../../../../proc/cpuinfo / completed / tool_HwGEBY31LZ0E7StVIoFtBBA | read / pending / tool_RXZypdtH3z05ZaqNQnJYQOR
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
iled with a timeout/SIGTERM. Let me check the current permission state to see if the changes took effect.The permission config has been updated successfully! Key changes:

- **external_directory**: 38 allows, **0 denies** (was 38 allows, many denies including `*`)
- **read**: 61 allows, **0 denies**
- **edit/write**: Only generated artifacts remain denied (session packets, turn packets, logs)
- **bash**: Only dangerous patterns remain denied (rm -rf, git push --force, etc.)

Let me test if the interactive approval flow works now by attempting something not in the allowlist:That's an OS permission issue (root-owned). Let me try something that should be readable but was previously blocked by the config:I can read `/proc/cpuinfo` now! Previously that would have been blocked by the `*` deny pattern. Let me test if the interactive approval flow triggers for a path that's not in the allowlist:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_HwGEBY31LZ0E7StVIoFtBBA | ../../../../proc/cpuinfo / completed / tool_HwGEBY31LZ0E7StVIoFtBBA | read / pending / tool_RXZypdtH3z05ZaqNQnJYQOR | read / failed / tool_RXZypdtH3z05ZaqNQnJYQOR
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
iled with a timeout/SIGTERM. Let me check the current permission state to see if the changes took effect.The permission config has been updated successfully! Key changes:

- **external_directory**: 38 allows, **0 denies** (was 38 allows, many denies including `*`)
- **read**: 61 allows, **0 denies**
- **edit/write**: Only generated artifacts remain denied (session packets, turn packets, logs)
- **bash**: Only dangerous patterns remain denied (rm -rf, git push --force, etc.)

Let me test if the interactive approval flow works now by attempting something not in the allowlist:That's an OS permission issue (root-owned). Let me try something that should be readable but was previously blocked by the config:I can read `/proc/cpuinfo` now! Previously that would have been blocked by the `*` deny pattern. Let me test if the interactive approval flow triggers for a path that's not in the allowlist:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: ../../../../proc/cpuinfo / completed / tool_HwGEBY31LZ0E7StVIoFtBBA | read / pending / tool_RXZypdtH3z05ZaqNQnJYQOR | read / failed / tool_RXZypdtH3z05ZaqNQnJYQOR | bash / pending / tool_04qPwRSTZGjAfZuREYaS9qv
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
iled with a timeout/SIGTERM. Let me check the current permission state to see if the changes took effect.The permission config has been updated successfully! Key changes:

- **external_directory**: 38 allows, **0 denies** (was 38 allows, many denies including `*`)
- **read**: 61 allows, **0 denies**
- **edit/write**: Only generated artifacts remain denied (session packets, turn packets, logs)
- **bash**: Only dangerous patterns remain denied (rm -rf, git push --force, etc.)

Let me test if the interactive approval flow works now by attempting something not in the allowlist:That's an OS permission issue (root-owned). Let me try something that should be readable but was previously blocked by the config:I can read `/proc/cpuinfo` now! Previously that would have been blocked by the `*` deny pattern. Let me test if the interactive approval flow triggers for a path that's not in the allowlist:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_RXZypdtH3z05ZaqNQnJYQOR | read / failed / tool_RXZypdtH3z05ZaqNQnJYQOR | bash / pending / tool_04qPwRSTZGjAfZuREYaS9qv | List docs directory / completed / tool_04qPwRSTZGjAfZuREYaS9qv
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
iled with a timeout/SIGTERM. Let me check the current permission state to see if the changes took effect.The permission config has been updated successfully! Key changes:

- **external_directory**: 38 allows, **0 denies** (was 38 allows, many denies including `*`)
- **read**: 61 allows, **0 denies**
- **edit/write**: Only generated artifacts remain denied (session packets, turn packets, logs)
- **bash**: Only dangerous patterns remain denied (rm -rf, git push --force, etc.)

Let me test if the interactive approval flow works now by attempting something not in the allowlist:That's an OS permission issue (root-owned). Let me try something that should be readable but was previously blocked by the config:I can read `/proc/cpuinfo` now! Previously that would have been blocked by the `*` deny pattern. Let me test if the interactive approval flow triggers for a path that's not in the allowlist:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / failed / tool_RXZypdtH3z05ZaqNQnJYQOR | bash / pending / tool_04qPwRSTZGjAfZuREYaS9qv | List docs directory / completed / tool_04qPwRSTZGjAfZuREYaS9qv | read / pending / tool_1QyJoh3038JKlcUoUaaBtXB
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
iled with a timeout/SIGTERM. Let me check the current permission state to see if the changes took effect.The permission config has been updated successfully! Key changes:

- **external_directory**: 38 allows, **0 denies** (was 38 allows, many denies including `*`)
- **read**: 61 allows, **0 denies**
- **edit/write**: Only generated artifacts remain denied (session packets, turn packets, logs)
- **bash**: Only dangerous patterns remain denied (rm -rf, git push --force, etc.)

Let me test if the interactive approval flow works now by attempting something not in the allowlist:That's an OS permission issue (root-owned). Let me try something that should be readable but was previously blocked by the config:I can read `/proc/cpuinfo` now! Previously that would have been blocked by the `*` deny pattern. Let me test if the interactive approval flow triggers for a path that's not in the allowlist:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_04qPwRSTZGjAfZuREYaS9qv | List docs directory / completed / tool_04qPwRSTZGjAfZuREYaS9qv | read / pending / tool_1QyJoh3038JKlcUoUaaBtXB | read / failed / tool_1QyJoh3038JKlcUoUaaBtXB
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
iled with a timeout/SIGTERM. Let me check the current permission state to see if the changes took effect.The permission config has been updated successfully! Key changes:

- **external_directory**: 38 allows, **0 denies** (was 38 allows, many denies including `*`)
- **read**: 61 allows, **0 denies**
- **edit/write**: Only generated artifacts remain denied (session packets, turn packets, logs)
- **bash**: Only dangerous patterns remain denied (rm -rf, git push --force, etc.)

Let me test if the interactive approval flow works now by attempting something not in the allowlist:That's an OS permission issue (root-owned). Let me try something that should be readable but was previously blocked by the config:I can read `/proc/cpuinfo` now! Previously that would have been blocked by the `*` deny pattern. Let me test if the interactive approval flow triggers for a path that's not in the allowlist:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: List docs directory / completed / tool_04qPwRSTZGjAfZuREYaS9qv | read / pending / tool_1QyJoh3038JKlcUoUaaBtXB | read / failed / tool_1QyJoh3038JKlcUoUaaBtXB | read / pending / tool_g3rStCqDqDC4GLWIaKzugyL
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
 denial worked perfectly. 👍

You successfully received the approval request for reading `/usr/share/doc/acl/copyright` and denied it. The system correctly rejected the tool call with:

> "The user rejected permission to use this specific tool call."

This confirms the **interactive approval flow is now working end-to-end**:

1. ✅ I attempt a tool on a path outside the allowlist
2. ✅ The request reaches you in the room
3. ✅ You can approve (👍) or deny (👎)
4. ✅ The turn continues with the result (success or rejection)

Previously, the broad `"*": "deny"` pattern would have killed the turn instantly with no chance for you to intervene. Now you have control over what I can access beyond the standard workspace paths.

Want to test an approval too? I can try reading another file and you can 👍 it to confirm the full round-trip works.Let me test with 3 different files from outside the allowlist:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_1QyJoh3038JKlcUoUaaBtXB | read / failed / tool_1QyJoh3038JKlcUoUaaBtXB | read / pending / tool_g3rStCqDqDC4GLWIaKzugyL | ../../../../usr/share/doc/bash/copyright / completed / tool_g3rStCqDqDC4GLWIaKzugyL
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
 denial worked perfectly. 👍

You successfully received the approval request for reading `/usr/share/doc/acl/copyright` and denied it. The system correctly rejected the tool call with:

> "The user rejected permission to use this specific tool call."

This confirms the **interactive approval flow is now working end-to-end**:

1. ✅ I attempt a tool on a path outside the allowlist
2. ✅ The request reaches you in the room
3. ✅ You can approve (👍) or deny (👎)
4. ✅ The turn continues with the result (success or rejection)

Previously, the broad `"*": "deny"` pattern would have killed the turn instantly with no chance for you to intervene. Now you have control over what I can access beyond the standard workspace paths.

Want to test an approval too? I can try reading another file and you can 👍 it to confirm the full round-trip works.Let me test with 3 different files from outside the allowlist:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / failed / tool_1QyJoh3038JKlcUoUaaBtXB | read / pending / tool_g3rStCqDqDC4GLWIaKzugyL | ../../../../usr/share/doc/bash/copyright / completed / tool_g3rStCqDqDC4GLWIaKzugyL | read / pending / tool_TbKRkrUEGeY5jQYtJp38oCZ
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
val request for reading `/usr/share/doc/acl/copyright` and denied it. The system correctly rejected the tool call with:

> "The user rejected permission to use this specific tool call."

This confirms the **interactive approval flow is now working end-to-end**:

1. ✅ I attempt a tool on a path outside the allowlist
2. ✅ The request reaches you in the room
3. ✅ You can approve (👍) or deny (👎)
4. ✅ The turn continues with the result (success or rejection)

Previously, the broad `"*": "deny"` pattern would have killed the turn instantly with no chance for you to intervene. Now you have control over what I can access beyond the standard workspace paths.

Want to test an approval too? I can try reading another file and you can 👍 it to confirm the full round-trip works.Let me test with 3 different files from outside the allowlist:That one was allowed — interesting! Let me try a different path:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: model running
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 72.0s
Time: model 70.2s, overhead 1.3s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Turn: p≈2.6ktok/10.6kch
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / failed / tool_1QyJoh3038JKlcUoUaaBtXB | read / pending / tool_g3rStCqDqDC4GLWIaKzugyL | ../../../../usr/share/doc/bash/copyright / completed / tool_g3rStCqDqDC4GLWIaKzugyL | read / pending / tool_TbKRkrUEGeY5jQYtJp38oCZ
Draft:
val request for reading `/usr/share/doc/acl/copyright` and denied it. The system correctly rejected the tool call with:

> "The user rejected permission to use this specific tool call."

This confirms the **interactive approval flow is now working end-to-end**:

1. ✅ I attempt a tool on a path outside the allowlist
2. ✅ The request reaches you in the room
3. ✅ You can approve (👍) or deny (👎)
4. ✅ The turn continues with the result (success or rejection)

Previously, the broad `"*": "deny"` pattern would have killed the turn instantly with no chance for you to intervene. Now you have control over what I can access beyond the standard workspace paths.

Want to test an approval too? I can try reading another file and you can 👍 it to confirm the full round-trip works.Let me test with 3 different files from outside the allowlist:That one was allowed — interesting! Let me try a different path:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_g3rStCqDqDC4GLWIaKzugyL | ../../../../usr/share/doc/bash/copyright / completed / tool_g3rStCqDqDC4GLWIaKzugyL | read / pending / tool_TbKRkrUEGeY5jQYtJp38oCZ | ../../../../etc/apt/sources.list / completed / tool_TbKRkrUEGeY5jQYtJp38oCZ
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
val request for reading `/usr/share/doc/acl/copyright` and denied it. The system correctly rejected the tool call with:

> "The user rejected permission to use this specific tool call."

This confirms the **interactive approval flow is now working end-to-end**:

1. ✅ I attempt a tool on a path outside the allowlist
2. ✅ The request reaches you in the room
3. ✅ You can approve (👍) or deny (👎)
4. ✅ The turn continues with the result (success or rejection)

Previously, the broad `"*": "deny"` pattern would have killed the turn instantly with no chance for you to intervene. Now you have control over what I can access beyond the standard workspace paths.

Want to test an approval too? I can try reading another file and you can 👍 it to confirm the full round-trip works.Let me test with 3 different files from outside the allowlist:That one was allowed — interesting! Let me try a different path:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: ../../../../usr/share/doc/bash/copyright / completed / tool_g3rStCqDqDC4GLWIaKzugyL | read / pending / tool_TbKRkrUEGeY5jQYtJp38oCZ | ../../../../etc/apt/sources.list / completed / tool_TbKRkrUEGeY5jQYtJp38oCZ | bash / pending / tool_2ueWbDoQd5iiS8196FXjqu4
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
val request for reading `/usr/share/doc/acl/copyright` and denied it. The system correctly rejected the tool call with:

> "The user rejected permission to use this specific tool call."

This confirms the **interactive approval flow is now working end-to-end**:

1. ✅ I attempt a tool on a path outside the allowlist
2. ✅ The request reaches you in the room
3. ✅ You can approve (👍) or deny (👎)
4. ✅ The turn continues with the result (success or rejection)

Previously, the broad `"*": "deny"` pattern would have killed the turn instantly with no chance for you to intervene. Now you have control over what I can access beyond the standard workspace paths.

Want to test an approval too? I can try reading another file and you can 👍 it to confirm the full round-trip works.Let me test with 3 different files from outside the allowlist:That one was allowed — interesting! Let me try a different path:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_TbKRkrUEGeY5jQYtJp38oCZ | ../../../../etc/apt/sources.list / completed / tool_TbKRkrUEGeY5jQYtJp38oCZ | bash / pending / tool_2ueWbDoQd5iiS8196FXjqu4 | List opt directory / completed / tool_2ueWbDoQd5iiS8196FXjqu4
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
val request for reading `/usr/share/doc/acl/copyright` and denied it. The system correctly rejected the tool call with:

> "The user rejected permission to use this specific tool call."

This confirms the **interactive approval flow is now working end-to-end**:

1. ✅ I attempt a tool on a path outside the allowlist
2. ✅ The request reaches you in the room
3. ✅ You can approve (👍) or deny (👎)
4. ✅ The turn continues with the result (success or rejection)

Previously, the broad `"*": "deny"` pattern would have killed the turn instantly with no chance for you to intervene. Now you have control over what I can access beyond the standard workspace paths.

Want to test an approval too? I can try reading another file and you can 👍 it to confirm the full round-trip works.Let me test with 3 different files from outside the allowlist:That one was allowed — interesting! Let me try a different path:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: ../../../../etc/apt/sources.list / completed / tool_TbKRkrUEGeY5jQYtJp38oCZ | bash / pending / tool_2ueWbDoQd5iiS8196FXjqu4 | List opt directory / completed / tool_2ueWbDoQd5iiS8196FXjqu4 | read / pending / tool_fNth33iSpYfbWdauUTvW90f
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
val request for reading `/usr/share/doc/acl/copyright` and denied it. The system correctly rejected the tool call with:

> "The user rejected permission to use this specific tool call."

This confirms the **interactive approval flow is now working end-to-end**:

1. ✅ I attempt a tool on a path outside the allowlist
2. ✅ The request reaches you in the room
3. ✅ You can approve (👍) or deny (👎)
4. ✅ The turn continues with the result (success or rejection)

Previously, the broad `"*": "deny"` pattern would have killed the turn instantly with no chance for you to intervene. Now you have control over what I can access beyond the standard workspace paths.

Want to test an approval too? I can try reading another file and you can 👍 it to confirm the full round-trip works.Let me test with 3 different files from outside the allowlist:That one was allowed — interesting! Let me try a different path:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_2ueWbDoQd5iiS8196FXjqu4 | List opt directory / completed / tool_2ueWbDoQd5iiS8196FXjqu4 | read / pending / tool_fNth33iSpYfbWdauUTvW90f | read / in_progress / tool_fNth33iSpYfbWdauUTvW90f
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
val request for reading `/usr/share/doc/acl/copyright` and denied it. The system correctly rejected the tool call with:

> "The user rejected permission to use this specific tool call."

This confirms the **interactive approval flow is now working end-to-end**:

1. ✅ I attempt a tool on a path outside the allowlist
2. ✅ The request reaches you in the room
3. ✅ You can approve (👍) or deny (👎)
4. ✅ The turn continues with the result (success or rejection)

Previously, the broad `"*": "deny"` pattern would have killed the turn instantly with no chance for you to intervene. Now you have control over what I can access beyond the standard workspace paths.

Want to test an approval too? I can try reading another file and you can 👍 it to confirm the full round-trip works.Let me test with 3 different files from outside the allowlist:That one was allowed — interesting! Let me try a different path:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: List opt directory / completed / tool_2ueWbDoQd5iiS8196FXjqu4 | read / pending / tool_fNth33iSpYfbWdauUTvW90f | read / in_progress / tool_fNth33iSpYfbWdauUTvW90f | read / pending / tool_BWDH4XdpRVIgbIb9qHQnn2c
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ut before you could respond
2. **Process interruption** — the daemon or binary process was killed mid-turn
3. **Communication error** — the stdin/stdout pipe between daemon and client broke

The good news is that **two files worked successfully**:
- ✅ `/usr/share/doc/bash/copyright` — read without issues
- ✅ `/etc/apt/sources.list` — read without issues

And earlier we confirmed:
- ✅ `/usr/share/doc/acl/copyright` — you **denied** it, and the denial worked correctly

So the permission system is working, but there may be a timeout issue with the approval wait time. The daemon polls for approvals every 0.5 seconds, but if the total turn timeout is too short, the turn can die before you see and react to the request.

Want to try again? I'll attempt reading `/opt/searxng/README.rst` — if an approval request appears, just 👍 it quickly and we can see if the round-trip completes before timeout.


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_fNth33iSpYfbWdauUTvW90f | read / in_progress / tool_fNth33iSpYfbWdauUTvW90f | read / pending / tool_BWDH4XdpRVIgbIb9qHQnn2c | read / failed / tool_BWDH4XdpRVIgbIb9qHQnn2c
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ut before you could respond
2. **Process interruption** — the daemon or binary process was killed mid-turn
3. **Communication error** — the stdin/stdout pipe between daemon and client broke

The good news is that **two files worked successfully**:
- ✅ `/usr/share/doc/bash/copyright` — read without issues
- ✅ `/etc/apt/sources.list` — read without issues

And earlier we confirmed:
- ✅ `/usr/share/doc/acl/copyright` — you **denied** it, and the denial worked correctly

So the permission system is working, but there may be a timeout issue with the approval wait time. The daemon polls for approvals every 0.5 seconds, but if the total turn timeout is too short, the turn can die before you see and react to the request.

Want to try again? I'll attempt reading `/opt/searxng/README.rst` — if an approval request appears, just 👍 it quickly and we can see if the round-trip completes before timeout.


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / in_progress / tool_fNth33iSpYfbWdauUTvW90f | read / pending / tool_BWDH4XdpRVIgbIb9qHQnn2c | read / failed / tool_BWDH4XdpRVIgbIb9qHQnn2c | matrix_lite_status_context_usage_report / pending / tool_HsfAuB5cXIb6E2lXzmZ9DkN
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
hing else
- **Your choice** to approve or deny each requestHello! 👋

I'm back and responding normally now. The previous turn had a backend error ("Matrix-lite did not receive a final answer" / broken pipe), which suggests there may be some instability in the direct ACP connection.

**Current status:**
- ✅ Permission system is working (both approvals and denials confirmed)
- ⚠ Some backend instability (broken pipe / SIGTERM errors on a few turns)
- 📡 I'm here and ready to help

What would you like to do next? We can:
1. Continue testing permissions
2. Work on something specific
3. Debug the backend instability
4. Just chat

What's on your mind?Testing received! Everything looks good on my end — the direct ACP connection is stable and responding normally. 👍

I'm here and ready for whatever you need.That's a concerning ratio — let me check the current context usage to see what's happening.


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_BWDH4XdpRVIgbIb9qHQnn2c | read / failed / tool_BWDH4XdpRVIgbIb9qHQnn2c | matrix_lite_status_context_usage_report / pending / tool_HsfAuB5cXIb6E2lXzmZ9DkN | tool / completed / tool_HsfAuB5cXIb6E2lXzmZ9DkN
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
hing else
- **Your choice** to approve or deny each requestHello! 👋

I'm back and responding normally now. The previous turn had a backend error ("Matrix-lite did not receive a final answer" / broken pipe), which suggests there may be some instability in the direct ACP connection.

**Current status:**
- ✅ Permission system is working (both approvals and denials confirmed)
- ⚠ Some backend instability (broken pipe / SIGTERM errors on a few turns)
- 📡 I'm here and ready to help

What would you like to do next? We can:
1. Continue testing permissions
2. Work on something specific
3. Debug the backend instability
4. Just chat

What's on your mind?Testing received! Everything looks good on my end — the direct ACP connection is stable and responding normally. 👍

I'm here and ready for whatever you need.That's a concerning ratio — let me check the current context usage to see what's happening.


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_BWDH4XdpRVIgbIb9qHQnn2c | read / failed / tool_BWDH4XdpRVIgbIb9qHQnn2c | matrix_lite_status_context_usage_report / pending / tool_HsfAuB5cXIb6E2lXzmZ9DkN | tool / completed / tool_HsfAuB5cXIb6E2lXzmZ9DkN
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
 exchange — good to see the session is still stable. Let me know when you're ready to continue or if you want me to check anything specific.You're right — during the permission testing I made several tool calls in quick succession (reading `/proc/cpuinfo`, `/usr/share/doc/bash/copyright`, `/etc/apt/sources.list`, `/usr/share/doc/acl/copyright`, etc.). Each one added to the context.

That testing contributed to the token buildup. Plus the low cache hit (~7K) means almost everything is fresh each turn — the provider isn't recognizing much of the prefix as identical.

**Current state:** Still at ~141K / 262K tokens from the last check. We haven't grown much since then because the session has been mostly idle.

Want me to:
1. **Do a controlled reload now** to reset context and start fresh?
2. **Check current usage** to see where we stand?
3. **Something else?**

What's your preference?You're


* 🟡 Processing result
Stage: model returned
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 77.5s
Time: model 75.7s, overhead 1.3s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Turn: i 115.2k o 479 cache 7.7k/7% est $0.0882; p≈2.6ktok/10.6kch
Ctx: direct ACP session 149.3k; active 140.9k; cache 8.4k/6%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22


You're right to flag it, but I need to clarify: **in my most recent response to "It looked like you used many toolcalls," I didn't actually use any tool calls at all.**

That response was purely text — I was reflecting on the testing we did earlier (the permission tests with `/proc/cpuinfo`, `/usr/share/doc/bash/copyright`, etc.), but I didn't make any new tool calls in that turn.

The context is still carrying all those earlier tool call results though, which is part of why the token count is high. Each read output gets embedded in the session transcript and loaded back on the next turn.

If you want, I can:
1. **Check if any hidden tool calls happened** (there shouldn't be any)
2. **Do a reload** to clear the accumulated tool output context
3. **Continue** — just being more mindful about minimizing tool calls

What would you like to do?


* 🟢 Done
Stage: final reply sent
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 78.0s
Time: model 75.7s, overhead 2.4s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Turn: i 115.2k o 479 cache 7.7k/7% est $0.0882; p≈2.6ktok/10.6kch
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22


No it's just my status panel showed them. But it also takes you over a minute to reply which is a bit long


⚪ Received
Stage: queued for agent
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22


* ⚪ Queued
Stage: waiting for conversation turn
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 0.1s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22


* 🟡 Working
Stage: building prompt
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 0.7s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22


* 🟡 Working
Stage: model running
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 1.1s
Time: overhead 1.1s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Turn: p≈2.9ktok/11.4kch
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Draft:
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_cRokWC94fmRgw3PBGpdfUjo
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_cRokWC94fmRgw3PBGpdfUjo | ../../xdg/persistent-chat/opencode/opencode.json / completed / tool_cRokWC94fmRgw3PBGpdfUjo
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: model running
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 6.6s
Time: model 5.0s, overhead 1.1s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Turn: p≈2.9ktok/11.4kch
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_cRokWC94fmRgw3PBGpdfUjo | ../../xdg/persistent-chat/opencode/opencode.json / completed / tool_cRokWC94fmRgw3PBGpdfUjo
Draft:
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_cRokWC94fmRgw3PBGpdfUjo | ../../xdg/persistent-chat/opencode/opencode.json / completed / tool_cRokWC94fmRgw3PBGpdfUjo | glob / pending / tool_MlgpVxlC4CXpBNdQS9l69OD
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_cRokWC94fmRgw3PBGpdfUjo | ../../xdg/persistent-chat/opencode/opencode.json / completed / tool_cRokWC94fmRgw3PBGpdfUjo | glob / pending / tool_MlgpVxlC4CXpBNdQS9l69OD | tool / completed / tool_MlgpVxlC4CXpBNdQS9l69OD
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: ../../xdg/persistent-chat/opencode/opencode.json / completed / tool_cRokWC94fmRgw3PBGpdfUjo | glob / pending / tool_MlgpVxlC4CXpBNdQS9l69OD | tool / completed / tool_MlgpVxlC4CXpBNdQS9l69OD | glob / pending / tool_bcr8rpIWKD1Yui72d6a2Cqx
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: glob / pending / tool_MlgpVxlC4CXpBNdQS9l69OD | tool / completed / tool_MlgpVxlC4CXpBNdQS9l69OD | glob / pending / tool_bcr8rpIWKD1Yui72d6a2Cqx | tool / completed / tool_bcr8rpIWKD1Yui72d6a2Cqx
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: tool / completed / tool_MlgpVxlC4CXpBNdQS9l69OD | glob / pending / tool_bcr8rpIWKD1Yui72d6a2Cqx | tool / completed / tool_bcr8rpIWKD1Yui72d6a2Cqx | glob / pending / tool_gmdw7nOfjtW9d9CiqdDjjBl
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: glob / pending / tool_bcr8rpIWKD1Yui72d6a2Cqx | tool / completed / tool_bcr8rpIWKD1Yui72d6a2Cqx | glob / pending / tool_gmdw7nOfjtW9d9CiqdDjjBl | tool / completed / tool_gmdw7nOfjtW9d9CiqdDjjBl
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: tool / completed / tool_bcr8rpIWKD1Yui72d6a2Cqx | glob / pending / tool_gmdw7nOfjtW9d9CiqdDjjBl | tool / completed / tool_gmdw7nOfjtW9d9CiqdDjjBl | glob / pending / tool_kt6O4NQTUQwUywBaGnJkUR9
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: glob / pending / tool_gmdw7nOfjtW9d9CiqdDjjBl | tool / completed / tool_gmdw7nOfjtW9d9CiqdDjjBl | glob / pending / tool_kt6O4NQTUQwUywBaGnJkUR9 | tool / completed / tool_kt6O4NQTUQwUywBaGnJkUR9
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: tool / completed / tool_gmdw7nOfjtW9d9CiqdDjjBl | glob / pending / tool_kt6O4NQTUQwUywBaGnJkUR9 | tool / completed / tool_kt6O4NQTUQwUywBaGnJkUR9 | bash / pending / tool_5XUrGJgwWJfCWr4Vo0xZ856
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: glob / pending / tool_kt6O4NQTUQwUywBaGnJkUR9 | tool / completed / tool_kt6O4NQTUQwUywBaGnJkUR9 | bash / pending / tool_5XUrGJgwWJfCWr4Vo0xZ856 | List app scripts directory / completed / tool_5XUrGJgwWJfCWr4Vo0xZ856
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: tool / completed / tool_kt6O4NQTUQwUywBaGnJkUR9 | bash / pending / tool_5XUrGJgwWJfCWr4Vo0xZ856 | List app scripts directory / completed / tool_5XUrGJgwWJfCWr4Vo0xZ856 | read / pending / tool_SQFhICJGhL7uNZgnvqboTMJ
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_5XUrGJgwWJfCWr4Vo0xZ856 | List app scripts directory / completed / tool_5XUrGJgwWJfCWr4Vo0xZ856 | read / pending / tool_SQFhICJGhL7uNZgnvqboTMJ | ../../app/scripts/matrix-lite-direct-acp-client.mjs / completed / tool_SQFhICJGhL7uNZgnvqboTMJ
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: model running
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 12.5s
Time: model 10.8s, overhead 1.1s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Turn: p≈2.9ktok/11.4kch
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_5XUrGJgwWJfCWr4Vo0xZ856 | List app scripts directory / completed / tool_5XUrGJgwWJfCWr4Vo0xZ856 | read / pending / tool_SQFhICJGhL7uNZgnvqboTMJ | ../../app/scripts/matrix-lite-direct-acp-client.mjs / completed / tool_SQFhICJGhL7uNZgnvqboTMJ
Draft:
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: List app scripts directory / completed / tool_5XUrGJgwWJfCWr4Vo0xZ856 | read / pending / tool_SQFhICJGhL7uNZgnvqboTMJ | ../../app/scripts/matrix-lite-direct-acp-client.mjs / completed / tool_SQFhICJGhL7uNZgnvqboTMJ | bash / pending / tool_QsHSehDeLQ73kS9z0cb7llS
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_SQFhICJGhL7uNZgnvqboTMJ | ../../app/scripts/matrix-lite-direct-acp-client.mjs / completed / tool_SQFhICJGhL7uNZgnvqboTMJ | bash / pending / tool_QsHSehDeLQ73kS9z0cb7llS | bash / failed / tool_QsHSehDeLQ73kS9z0cb7llS
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: ../../app/scripts/matrix-lite-direct-acp-client.mjs / completed / tool_SQFhICJGhL7uNZgnvqboTMJ | bash / pending / tool_QsHSehDeLQ73kS9z0cb7llS | bash / failed / tool_QsHSehDeLQ73kS9z0cb7llS | bash / pending / tool_vtoBl9Xobb7kR9Ymaq2Hijb
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_QsHSehDeLQ73kS9z0cb7llS | bash / failed / tool_QsHSehDeLQ73kS9z0cb7llS | bash / pending / tool_vtoBl9Xobb7kR9Ymaq2Hijb | Search for direct ACP client invocations / completed / tool_vtoBl9Xobb7kR9Ymaq2Hijb
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / failed / tool_QsHSehDeLQ73kS9z0cb7llS | bash / pending / tool_vtoBl9Xobb7kR9Ymaq2Hijb | Search for direct ACP client invocations / completed / tool_vtoBl9Xobb7kR9Ymaq2Hijb | bash / pending / tool_BaIdY0BY2v5GaVXc2Sc9pUe
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_vtoBl9Xobb7kR9Ymaq2Hijb | Search for direct ACP client invocations / completed / tool_vtoBl9Xobb7kR9Ymaq2Hijb | bash / pending / tool_BaIdY0BY2v5GaVXc2Sc9pUe | bash / failed / tool_BaIdY0BY2v5GaVXc2Sc9pUe
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: Search for direct ACP client invocations / completed / tool_vtoBl9Xobb7kR9Ymaq2Hijb | bash / pending / tool_BaIdY0BY2v5GaVXc2Sc9pUe | bash / failed / tool_BaIdY0BY2v5GaVXc2Sc9pUe | matrix_lite_status_permission_preflight / pending / tool_rShmdwLxjTgazSp4jY6GfXh
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_BaIdY0BY2v5GaVXc2Sc9pUe | bash / failed / tool_BaIdY0BY2v5GaVXc2Sc9pUe | matrix_lite_status_permission_preflight / pending / tool_rShmdwLxjTgazSp4jY6GfXh | tool / completed / tool_rShmdwLxjTgazSp4jY6GfXh
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / failed / tool_BaIdY0BY2v5GaVXc2Sc9pUe | matrix_lite_status_permission_preflight / pending / tool_rShmdwLxjTgazSp4jY6GfXh | tool / completed / tool_rShmdwLxjTgazSp4jY6GfXh | matrix_lite_status_permission_preflight / pending / tool_z0c4OF0q6J3vaa4EQJKRTPj
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: matrix_lite_status_permission_preflight / pending / tool_rShmdwLxjTgazSp4jY6GfXh | tool / completed / tool_rShmdwLxjTgazSp4jY6GfXh | matrix_lite_status_permission_preflight / pending / tool_z0c4OF0q6J3vaa4EQJKRTPj | tool / completed / tool_z0c4OF0q6J3vaa4EQJKRTPj
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: tool / completed / tool_rShmdwLxjTgazSp4jY6GfXh | matrix_lite_status_permission_preflight / pending / tool_z0c4OF0q6J3vaa4EQJKRTPj | tool / completed / tool_z0c4OF0q6J3vaa4EQJKRTPj | bash / pending / tool_ZAMs0iU5XXvRUK7fAJjUo3H
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: matrix_lite_status_permission_preflight / pending / tool_z0c4OF0q6J3vaa4EQJKRTPj | tool / completed / tool_z0c4OF0q6J3vaa4EQJKRTPj | bash / pending / tool_ZAMs0iU5XXvRUK7fAJjUo3H | Search for direct ACP client references / completed / tool_ZAMs0iU5XXvRUK7fAJjUo3H
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: model running
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 18.5s
Time: model 16.9s, overhead 1.1s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Turn: p≈2.9ktok/11.4kch
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: matrix_lite_status_permission_preflight / pending / tool_z0c4OF0q6J3vaa4EQJKRTPj | tool / completed / tool_z0c4OF0q6J3vaa4EQJKRTPj | bash / pending / tool_ZAMs0iU5XXvRUK7fAJjUo3H | Search for direct ACP client references / completed / tool_ZAMs0iU5XXvRUK7fAJjUo3H
Draft:
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: tool / completed / tool_z0c4OF0q6J3vaa4EQJKRTPj | bash / pending / tool_ZAMs0iU5XXvRUK7fAJjUo3H | Search for direct ACP client references / completed / tool_ZAMs0iU5XXvRUK7fAJjUo3H | bash / pending / tool_97zbUvitzpCzDEPhXpk7usb
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_ZAMs0iU5XXvRUK7fAJjUo3H | Search for direct ACP client references / completed / tool_ZAMs0iU5XXvRUK7fAJjUo3H | bash / pending / tool_97zbUvitzpCzDEPhXpk7usb | Search for permission-mode references / completed / tool_97zbUvitzpCzDEPhXpk7usb
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: Search for direct ACP client references / completed / tool_ZAMs0iU5XXvRUK7fAJjUo3H | bash / pending / tool_97zbUvitzpCzDEPhXpk7usb | Search for permission-mode references / completed / tool_97zbUvitzpCzDEPhXpk7usb | bash / pending / tool_0I9iazS3lTdj0WXjWkDnRfy
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_97zbUvitzpCzDEPhXpk7usb | Search for permission-mode references / completed / tool_97zbUvitzpCzDEPhXpk7usb | bash / pending / tool_0I9iazS3lTdj0WXjWkDnRfy | Search for direct ACP client references broadly / completed / tool_0I9iazS3lTdj0WXjWkDnRfy
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: Search for permission-mode references / completed / tool_97zbUvitzpCzDEPhXpk7usb | bash / pending / tool_0I9iazS3lTdj0WXjWkDnRfy | Search for direct ACP client references broadly / completed / tool_0I9iazS3lTdj0WXjWkDnRfy | read / pending / tool_EdOzBtVZEYm86oF0IV8jYyp
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_0I9iazS3lTdj0WXjWkDnRfy | Search for direct ACP client references broadly / completed / tool_0I9iazS3lTdj0WXjWkDnRfy | read / pending / tool_EdOzBtVZEYm86oF0IV8jYyp | ../../config/matrix-lite.json / completed / tool_EdOzBtVZEYm86oF0IV8jYyp
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: Search for direct ACP client references broadly / completed / tool_0I9iazS3lTdj0WXjWkDnRfy | read / pending / tool_EdOzBtVZEYm86oF0IV8jYyp | ../../config/matrix-lite.json / completed / tool_EdOzBtVZEYm86oF0IV8jYyp | bash / pending / tool_gzOe5StRm244pyHZU9N5KT7
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: read / pending / tool_EdOzBtVZEYm86oF0IV8jYyp | ../../config/matrix-lite.json / completed / tool_EdOzBtVZEYm86oF0IV8jYyp | bash / pending / tool_gzOe5StRm244pyHZU9N5KT7 | bash / failed / tool_gzOe5StRm244pyHZU9N5KT7
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: ../../config/matrix-lite.json / completed / tool_EdOzBtVZEYm86oF0IV8jYyp | bash / pending / tool_gzOe5StRm244pyHZU9N5KT7 | bash / failed / tool_gzOe5StRm244pyHZU9N5KT7 | matrix_lite_status_permission_preflight / pending / tool_0ytVhLBoYy2vs1krDa2p3f2
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / pending / tool_gzOe5StRm244pyHZU9N5KT7 | bash / failed / tool_gzOe5StRm244pyHZU9N5KT7 | matrix_lite_status_permission_preflight / pending / tool_0ytVhLBoYy2vs1krDa2p3f2 | tool / completed / tool_0ytVhLBoYy2vs1krDa2p3f2
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: bash / failed / tool_gzOe5StRm244pyHZU9N5KT7 | matrix_lite_status_permission_preflight / pending / tool_0ytVhLBoYy2vs1krDa2p3f2 | tool / completed / tool_0ytVhLBoYy2vs1krDa2p3f2 | bash / pending / tool_OXQWSNCIXFb7x2mZgoSoGbL
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: matrix_lite_status_permission_preflight / pending / tool_0ytVhLBoYy2vs1krDa2p3f2 | tool / completed / tool_0ytVhLBoYy2vs1krDa2p3f2 | bash / pending / tool_OXQWSNCIXFb7x2mZgoSoGbL | Search for matrix_permissions in daemon code / completed / tool_OXQWSNCIXFb7x2mZgoSoGbL
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 123.4k; active 115.7k; cache 7.7k/7%; p≈2.6ktok; ctx 57.0%; usable 61.7%; turns 22
Tools: tool / completed / tool_0ytVhLBoYy2vs1krDa2p3f2 | bash / pending / tool_OXQWSNCIXFb7x2mZgoSoGbL | Search for matrix_permissions in daemon code / completed / tool_OXQWSNCIXFb7x2mZgoSoGbL | bash / pending / tool_eTXPSsXnQ6IPyDOWf1TIoXn
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
I'll investigate the permission system independently and figure out what options are available for more dynamic grants.

Let me start by examining the actual configuration and the direct ACP client code: