* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: read / pending / tool_aTB7Qf1Ewhz0eHiJazSfcuI | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_aTB7Qf1Ewhz0eHiJazSfcuI | bash / pending / tool_yhaJXeRHZ4Fff3jLdAzn1di | bash / failed / tool_yhaJXeRHZ4Fff3jLdAzn1di
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_aTB7Qf1Ewhz0eHiJazSfcuI | bash / pending / tool_yhaJXeRHZ4Fff3jLdAzn1di | bash / failed / tool_yhaJXeRHZ4Fff3jLdAzn1di | bash / pending / tool_ZIPhpyaRGjuxz96dScmTgnT
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_yhaJXeRHZ4Fff3jLdAzn1di | bash / failed / tool_yhaJXeRHZ4Fff3jLdAzn1di | bash / pending / tool_ZIPhpyaRGjuxz96dScmTgnT | Check recent approval entries / completed / tool_ZIPhpyaRGjuxz96dScmTgnT
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / failed / tool_yhaJXeRHZ4Fff3jLdAzn1di | bash / pending / tool_ZIPhpyaRGjuxz96dScmTgnT | Check recent approval entries / completed / tool_ZIPhpyaRGjuxz96dScmTgnT | bash / pending / tool_IxN0ot2iAD7PB8GbyuNI0hD
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_ZIPhpyaRGjuxz96dScmTgnT | Check recent approval entries / completed / tool_ZIPhpyaRGjuxz96dScmTgnT | bash / pending / tool_IxN0ot2iAD7PB8GbyuNI0hD | List state directory contents / completed / tool_IxN0ot2iAD7PB8GbyuNI0hD
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_ZIPhpyaRGjuxz96dScmTgnT | Check recent approval entries / completed / tool_ZIPhpyaRGjuxz96dScmTgnT | bash / pending / tool_IxN0ot2iAD7PB8GbyuNI0hD | List state directory contents / completed / tool_IxN0ot2iAD7PB8GbyuNI0hD
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
eractive "approve on the fly" for regular tools** — not just sudo. When a tool call is denied by the static allowlist, the daemon:
1. Posts an approval request in the Matrix room
2. Waits for your "approve" or "deny" reaction
3. Resumes the turn with the granted permission

## What I Couldn't Verify

- Whether there are any recent approval entries in `/home/matrix-lite/state/approvals.json` (the file exists but I couldn't read it before hitting the step limit)
- Whether the approval UI/reactions are working correctly in the Matrix room
- Whether there's a bug preventing approvals from being created or consumed

## Next Steps

If interactive approvals aren't working as expected:
1. **Check the daemon logs** for approval-related errors
2. **Verify the Matrix room reactions** are being parsed correctly
3. **Test with a simple denied action** to see if an approval request appears in the room


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: Check recent approval entries / completed / tool_ZIPhpyaRGjuxz96dScmTgnT | bash / pending / tool_IxN0ot2iAD7PB8GbyuNI0hD | List state directory contents / completed / tool_IxN0ot2iAD7PB8GbyuNI0hD | read / pending / tool_njUwHnQNL3PAqi3ZX1SmA8z
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
e: "matrix"`
- When a tool is denied by the static allowlist, the daemon posts an approval request in this room
- You can approve/deny, and the turn resumes
- This is separate from the privileged broker (which handles root/sudo)

**What I couldn't verify:**
- Whether approval requests are actually appearing in the room when needed
- Whether there are any recent approval entries in the state files

Want me to:
1. **Test it** — try a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_IxN0ot2iAD7PB8GbyuNI0hD | List state directory contents / completed / tool_IxN0ot2iAD7PB8GbyuNI0hD | read / pending / tool_njUwHnQNL3PAqi3ZX1SmA8z | read / failed / tool_njUwHnQNL3PAqi3ZX1SmA8z
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
e: "matrix"`
- When a tool is denied by the static allowlist, the daemon posts an approval request in this room
- You can approve/deny, and the turn resumes
- This is separate from the privileged broker (which handles root/sudo)

**What I couldn't verify:**
- Whether approval requests are actually appearing in the room when needed
- Whether there are any recent approval entries in the state files

Want me to:
1. **Test it** — try a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: List state directory contents / completed / tool_IxN0ot2iAD7PB8GbyuNI0hD | read / pending / tool_njUwHnQNL3PAqi3ZX1SmA8z | read / failed / tool_njUwHnQNL3PAqi3ZX1SmA8z | read / pending / tool_OQPLhPfpbK3cZK5ErzoV2oT
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
st in this room
- You can approve/deny, and the turn resumes
- This is separate from the privileged broker (which handles root/sudo)

**What I couldn't verify:**
- Whether approval requests are actually appearing in the room when needed
- Whether there are any recent approval entries in the state files

Want me to:
1. **Test it** — try a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: read / pending / tool_njUwHnQNL3PAqi3ZX1SmA8z | read / failed / tool_njUwHnQNL3PAqi3ZX1SmA8z | read / pending / tool_OQPLhPfpbK3cZK5ErzoV2oT | ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_OQPLhPfpbK3cZK5ErzoV2oT
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
st in this room
- You can approve/deny, and the turn resumes
- This is separate from the privileged broker (which handles root/sudo)

**What I couldn't verify:**
- Whether approval requests are actually appearing in the room when needed
- Whether there are any recent approval entries in the state files

Want me to:
1. **Test it** — try a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: read / failed / tool_njUwHnQNL3PAqi3ZX1SmA8z | read / pending / tool_OQPLhPfpbK3cZK5ErzoV2oT | ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_OQPLhPfpbK3cZK5ErzoV2oT | read / pending / tool_GRpF5aRXi7ApCzVJzk9j2s2
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
st in this room
- You can approve/deny, and the turn resumes
- This is separate from the privileged broker (which handles root/sudo)

**What I couldn't verify:**
- Whether approval requests are actually appearing in the room when needed
- Whether there are any recent approval entries in the state files

Want me to:
1. **Test it** — try a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: read / pending / tool_OQPLhPfpbK3cZK5ErzoV2oT | ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_OQPLhPfpbK3cZK5ErzoV2oT | read / pending / tool_GRpF5aRXi7ApCzVJzk9j2s2 | ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_GRpF5aRXi7ApCzVJzk9j2s2
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
st in this room
- You can approve/deny, and the turn resumes
- This is separate from the privileged broker (which handles root/sudo)

**What I couldn't verify:**
- Whether approval requests are actually appearing in the room when needed
- Whether there are any recent approval entries in the state files

Want me to:
1. **Test it** — try a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: model running
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 36.4s
Time: model 34.8s, overhead 1.1s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Turn: p≈2.6ktok/10.4kch
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: read / pending / tool_OQPLhPfpbK3cZK5ErzoV2oT | ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_OQPLhPfpbK3cZK5ErzoV2oT | read / pending / tool_GRpF5aRXi7ApCzVJzk9j2s2 | ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_GRpF5aRXi7ApCzVJzk9j2s2
Draft:
st in this room
- You can approve/deny, and the turn resumes
- This is separate from the privileged broker (which handles root/sudo)

**What I couldn't verify:**
- Whether approval requests are actually appearing in the room when needed
- Whether there are any recent approval entries in the state files

Want me to:
1. **Test it** — try a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_OQPLhPfpbK3cZK5ErzoV2oT | read / pending / tool_GRpF5aRXi7ApCzVJzk9j2s2 | ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_GRpF5aRXi7ApCzVJzk9j2s2 | bash / pending / tool_UPmntiY3jTCbcW9n4iLmheZ
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
st in this room
- You can approve/deny, and the turn resumes
- This is separate from the privileged broker (which handles root/sudo)

**What I couldn't verify:**
- Whether approval requests are actually appearing in the room when needed
- Whether there are any recent approval entries in the state files

Want me to:
1. **Test it** — try a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: read / pending / tool_GRpF5aRXi7ApCzVJzk9j2s2 | ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_GRpF5aRXi7ApCzVJzk9j2s2 | bash / pending / tool_UPmntiY3jTCbcW9n4iLmheZ | bash / failed / tool_UPmntiY3jTCbcW9n4iLmheZ
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
st in this room
- You can approve/deny, and the turn resumes
- This is separate from the privileged broker (which handles root/sudo)

**What I couldn't verify:**
- Whether approval requests are actually appearing in the room when needed
- Whether there are any recent approval entries in the state files

Want me to:
1. **Test it** — try a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_GRpF5aRXi7ApCzVJzk9j2s2 | bash / pending / tool_UPmntiY3jTCbcW9n4iLmheZ | bash / failed / tool_UPmntiY3jTCbcW9n4iLmheZ | bash / pending / tool_r27FbmMjatSvnW7pVyeWy9M
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
st in this room
- You can approve/deny, and the turn resumes
- This is separate from the privileged broker (which handles root/sudo)

**What I couldn't verify:**
- Whether approval requests are actually appearing in the room when needed
- Whether there are any recent approval entries in the state files

Want me to:
1. **Test it** — try a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_UPmntiY3jTCbcW9n4iLmheZ | bash / failed / tool_UPmntiY3jTCbcW9n4iLmheZ | bash / pending / tool_r27FbmMjatSvnW7pVyeWy9M | bash / failed / tool_r27FbmMjatSvnW7pVyeWy9M
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
st in this room
- You can approve/deny, and the turn resumes
- This is separate from the privileged broker (which handles root/sudo)

**What I couldn't verify:**
- Whether approval requests are actually appearing in the room when needed
- Whether there are any recent approval entries in the state files

Want me to:
1. **Test it** — try a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / failed / tool_UPmntiY3jTCbcW9n4iLmheZ | bash / pending / tool_r27FbmMjatSvnW7pVyeWy9M | bash / failed / tool_r27FbmMjatSvnW7pVyeWy9M | read / pending / tool_VGuy0nRElUCzQnjVHhZymmS
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
st in this room
- You can approve/deny, and the turn resumes
- This is separate from the privileged broker (which handles root/sudo)

**What I couldn't verify:**
- Whether approval requests are actually appearing in the room when needed
- Whether there are any recent approval entries in the state files

Want me to:
1. **Test it** — try a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_r27FbmMjatSvnW7pVyeWy9M | bash / failed / tool_r27FbmMjatSvnW7pVyeWy9M | read / pending / tool_VGuy0nRElUCzQnjVHhZymmS | ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_VGuy0nRElUCzQnjVHhZymmS
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
st in this room
- You can approve/deny, and the turn resumes
- This is separate from the privileged broker (which handles root/sudo)

**What I couldn't verify:**
- Whether approval requests are actually appearing in the room when needed
- Whether there are any recent approval entries in the state files

Want me to:
1. **Test it** — try a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / failed / tool_r27FbmMjatSvnW7pVyeWy9M | read / pending / tool_VGuy0nRElUCzQnjVHhZymmS | ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_VGuy0nRElUCzQnjVHhZymmS | read / pending / tool_KhWptGx5QPrxkFqspYf6iEG
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
st in this room
- You can approve/deny, and the turn resumes
- This is separate from the privileged broker (which handles root/sudo)

**What I couldn't verify:**
- Whether approval requests are actually appearing in the room when needed
- Whether there are any recent approval entries in the state files

Want me to:
1. **Test it** — try a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: read / pending / tool_VGuy0nRElUCzQnjVHhZymmS | ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_VGuy0nRElUCzQnjVHhZymmS | read / pending / tool_KhWptGx5QPrxkFqspYf6iEG | ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_KhWptGx5QPrxkFqspYf6iEG
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
st in this room
- You can approve/deny, and the turn resumes
- This is separate from the privileged broker (which handles root/sudo)

**What I couldn't verify:**
- Whether approval requests are actually appearing in the room when needed
- Whether there are any recent approval entries in the state files

Want me to:
1. **Test it** — try a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_VGuy0nRElUCzQnjVHhZymmS | read / pending / tool_KhWptGx5QPrxkFqspYf6iEG | ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_KhWptGx5QPrxkFqspYf6iEG | bash / pending / tool_fTR0rfQ9gz1oBzuEDEOw3Tp
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: read / pending / tool_KhWptGx5QPrxkFqspYf6iEG | ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_KhWptGx5QPrxkFqspYf6iEG | bash / pending / tool_fTR0rfQ9gz1oBzuEDEOw3Tp | bash / failed / tool_fTR0rfQ9gz1oBzuEDEOw3Tp
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_KhWptGx5QPrxkFqspYf6iEG | bash / pending / tool_fTR0rfQ9gz1oBzuEDEOw3Tp | bash / failed / tool_fTR0rfQ9gz1oBzuEDEOw3Tp | read / pending / tool_j5mIfCHJ7xjgzXm08uQpWUQ
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: model running
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 42.3s
Time: model 40.7s, overhead 1.1s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Turn: p≈2.6ktok/10.4kch
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: ../../state/approvals.json / completed / tool_KhWptGx5QPrxkFqspYf6iEG | bash / pending / tool_fTR0rfQ9gz1oBzuEDEOw3Tp | bash / failed / tool_fTR0rfQ9gz1oBzuEDEOw3Tp | read / pending / tool_j5mIfCHJ7xjgzXm08uQpWUQ
Draft:
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_fTR0rfQ9gz1oBzuEDEOw3Tp | bash / failed / tool_fTR0rfQ9gz1oBzuEDEOw3Tp | read / pending / tool_j5mIfCHJ7xjgzXm08uQpWUQ | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_j5mIfCHJ7xjgzXm08uQpWUQ
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / failed / tool_fTR0rfQ9gz1oBzuEDEOw3Tp | read / pending / tool_j5mIfCHJ7xjgzXm08uQpWUQ | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_j5mIfCHJ7xjgzXm08uQpWUQ | read / pending / tool_jN1X2DzBp74lbobDtAJTSzQ
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: read / pending / tool_j5mIfCHJ7xjgzXm08uQpWUQ | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_j5mIfCHJ7xjgzXm08uQpWUQ | read / pending / tool_jN1X2DzBp74lbobDtAJTSzQ | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_jN1X2DzBp74lbobDtAJTSzQ
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_j5mIfCHJ7xjgzXm08uQpWUQ | read / pending / tool_jN1X2DzBp74lbobDtAJTSzQ | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_jN1X2DzBp74lbobDtAJTSzQ | bash / pending / tool_T1Lhz5e0y9rvKhfGue3Eyiq
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: read / pending / tool_jN1X2DzBp74lbobDtAJTSzQ | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_jN1X2DzBp74lbobDtAJTSzQ | bash / pending / tool_T1Lhz5e0y9rvKhfGue3Eyiq | bash / failed / tool_T1Lhz5e0y9rvKhfGue3Eyiq
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_jN1X2DzBp74lbobDtAJTSzQ | bash / pending / tool_T1Lhz5e0y9rvKhfGue3Eyiq | bash / failed / tool_T1Lhz5e0y9rvKhfGue3Eyiq | bash / pending / tool_2tE5kEKAQaErlSy67UPghQe
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_T1Lhz5e0y9rvKhfGue3Eyiq | bash / failed / tool_T1Lhz5e0y9rvKhfGue3Eyiq | bash / pending / tool_2tE5kEKAQaErlSy67UPghQe | Search for acpx prompt function / completed / tool_2tE5kEKAQaErlSy67UPghQe
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / failed / tool_T1Lhz5e0y9rvKhfGue3Eyiq | bash / pending / tool_2tE5kEKAQaErlSy67UPghQe | Search for acpx prompt function / completed / tool_2tE5kEKAQaErlSy67UPghQe | bash / pending / tool_HyYQiEAHajSiLytkr1Z1pUe
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_2tE5kEKAQaErlSy67UPghQe | Search for acpx prompt function / completed / tool_2tE5kEKAQaErlSy67UPghQe | bash / pending / tool_HyYQiEAHajSiLytkr1Z1pUe | Find acpx_prompt line number / completed / tool_HyYQiEAHajSiLytkr1Z1pUe
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: Search for acpx prompt function / completed / tool_2tE5kEKAQaErlSy67UPghQe | bash / pending / tool_HyYQiEAHajSiLytkr1Z1pUe | Find acpx_prompt line number / completed / tool_HyYQiEAHajSiLytkr1Z1pUe | read / pending / tool_UM7i9GJPhBRgdC6dXobyxFl
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_HyYQiEAHajSiLytkr1Z1pUe | Find acpx_prompt line number / completed / tool_HyYQiEAHajSiLytkr1Z1pUe | read / pending / tool_UM7i9GJPhBRgdC6dXobyxFl | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_UM7i9GJPhBRgdC6dXobyxFl
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: model running
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 48.4s
Time: model 46.8s, overhead 1.1s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Turn: p≈2.6ktok/10.4kch
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_HyYQiEAHajSiLytkr1Z1pUe | Find acpx_prompt line number / completed / tool_HyYQiEAHajSiLytkr1Z1pUe | read / pending / tool_UM7i9GJPhBRgdC6dXobyxFl | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_UM7i9GJPhBRgdC6dXobyxFl
Draft:
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: Find acpx_prompt line number / completed / tool_HyYQiEAHajSiLytkr1Z1pUe | read / pending / tool_UM7i9GJPhBRgdC6dXobyxFl | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_UM7i9GJPhBRgdC6dXobyxFl | read / pending / tool_CKMEkxGWQ9YyIfsn4098cV9
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: read / pending / tool_UM7i9GJPhBRgdC6dXobyxFl | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_UM7i9GJPhBRgdC6dXobyxFl | read / pending / tool_CKMEkxGWQ9YyIfsn4098cV9 | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_CKMEkxGWQ9YyIfsn4098cV9
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_UM7i9GJPhBRgdC6dXobyxFl | read / pending / tool_CKMEkxGWQ9YyIfsn4098cV9 | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_CKMEkxGWQ9YyIfsn4098cV9 | read / pending / tool_i2uQxtv5IHqZWrIKt3hqfsX
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: read / pending / tool_CKMEkxGWQ9YyIfsn4098cV9 | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_CKMEkxGWQ9YyIfsn4098cV9 | read / pending / tool_i2uQxtv5IHqZWrIKt3hqfsX | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_i2uQxtv5IHqZWrIKt3hqfsX
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
ry a deliberately-denied action and see if an approval request pops up?
2. **Check the approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_CKMEkxGWQ9YyIfsn4098cV9 | read / pending / tool_i2uQxtv5IHqZWrIKt3hqfsX | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_i2uQxtv5IHqZWrIKt3hqfsX | matrix_lite_status_context_usage_report / pending / tool_iHawlDrSK3ns59SEXkKrrig
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:I found the key issue! Let me check what backend the current session is actually using:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: read / pending / tool_i2uQxtv5IHqZWrIKt3hqfsX | ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_i2uQxtv5IHqZWrIKt3hqfsX | matrix_lite_status_context_usage_report / pending / tool_iHawlDrSK3ns59SEXkKrrig | tool / completed / tool_iHawlDrSK3ns59SEXkKrrig
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:I found the key issue! Let me check what backend the current session is actually using:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: ../../app/matrix_lite/daemon.py / completed / tool_i2uQxtv5IHqZWrIKt3hqfsX | matrix_lite_status_context_usage_report / pending / tool_iHawlDrSK3ns59SEXkKrrig | tool / completed / tool_iHawlDrSK3ns59SEXkKrrig | bash / pending / tool_8NzigaB8EVzoJnIoZxYenRb
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:I found the key issue! Let me check what backend the current session is actually using:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: matrix_lite_status_context_usage_report / pending / tool_iHawlDrSK3ns59SEXkKrrig | tool / completed / tool_iHawlDrSK3ns59SEXkKrrig | bash / pending / tool_8NzigaB8EVzoJnIoZxYenRb | List ACPX sessions directory / completed / tool_8NzigaB8EVzoJnIoZxYenRb
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:I found the key issue! Let me check what backend the current session is actually using:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: tool / completed / tool_iHawlDrSK3ns59SEXkKrrig | bash / pending / tool_8NzigaB8EVzoJnIoZxYenRb | List ACPX sessions directory / completed / tool_8NzigaB8EVzoJnIoZxYenRb | bash / pending / tool_AQOmEHZnU9wuEinGYna6Dlz
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:I found the key issue! Let me check what backend the current session is actually using:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_8NzigaB8EVzoJnIoZxYenRb | List ACPX sessions directory / completed / tool_8NzigaB8EVzoJnIoZxYenRb | bash / pending / tool_AQOmEHZnU9wuEinGYna6Dlz | Find current session file / completed / tool_AQOmEHZnU9wuEinGYna6Dlz
Draft:
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:I found the key issue! Let me check what backend the current session is actually using:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: model running
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 54.5s
Time: model 52.9s, overhead 1.1s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Turn: p≈2.6ktok/10.4kch
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_8NzigaB8EVzoJnIoZxYenRb | List ACPX sessions directory / completed / tool_8NzigaB8EVzoJnIoZxYenRb | bash / pending / tool_AQOmEHZnU9wuEinGYna6Dlz | Find current session file / completed / tool_AQOmEHZnU9wuEinGYna6Dlz
Draft:
approvals state** to see if any recent ones were created?
3. **Something else entirely** — you mentioned wanting to clean up test lines from a file earlier?Let me test the interactive approval system by attempting something that's not pre-allowed. I'll try to read a system log file that should be denied by the static allowlist, which should trigger a Matrix-room approval request.Good — that was denied as expected. Let me check if an approval request was created in the room:Interesting — the last approval is a privileged_broker one from 01:37, and there's no new approval from my `/var/log/syslog` read attempt. This tells me something important: **when tools are denied in native ACP mode, no approval request is being created**.

Let me investigate why by checking how the native ACP backend is configured:I found the key issue! Let me check what backend the current session is actually using:


* 🟡 Working
Stage: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: List ACPX sessions directory / completed / tool_8NzigaB8EVzoJnIoZxYenRb | bash / pending / tool_AQOmEHZnU9wuEinGYna6Dlz | Find current session file / completed / tool_AQOmEHZnU9wuEinGYna6Dlz | bash / pending / tool_rGS7md7VAgRslRk5rzV5ruE
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_AQOmEHZnU9wuEinGYna6Dlz | Find current session file / completed / tool_AQOmEHZnU9wuEinGYna6Dlz | bash / pending / tool_rGS7md7VAgRslRk5rzV5ruE | Check for non-interactive in opencode config / completed / tool_rGS7md7VAgRslRk5rzV5ruE
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: Find current session file / completed / tool_AQOmEHZnU9wuEinGYna6Dlz | bash / pending / tool_rGS7md7VAgRslRk5rzV5ruE | Check for non-interactive in opencode config / completed / tool_rGS7md7VAgRslRk5rzV5ruE | bash / pending / tool_sJhQeTXHIbJCYxwWd0o7bAl
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_rGS7md7VAgRslRk5rzV5ruE | Check for non-interactive in opencode config / completed / tool_rGS7md7VAgRslRk5rzV5ruE | bash / pending / tool_sJhQeTXHIbJCYxwWd0o7bAl | List opencode binary directory / completed / tool_sJhQeTXHIbJCYxwWd0o7bAl
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: Check for non-interactive in opencode config / completed / tool_rGS7md7VAgRslRk5rzV5ruE | bash / pending / tool_sJhQeTXHIbJCYxwWd0o7bAl | List opencode binary directory / completed / tool_sJhQeTXHIbJCYxwWd0o7bAl | bash / pending / tool_YqJG0qXdzMKM4soexhqbnU9
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_sJhQeTXHIbJCYxwWd0o7bAl | List opencode binary directory / completed / tool_sJhQeTXHIbJCYxwWd0o7bAl | bash / pending / tool_YqJG0qXdzMKM4soexhqbnU9 | bash / failed / tool_YqJG0qXdzMKM4soexhqbnU9
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: List opencode binary directory / completed / tool_sJhQeTXHIbJCYxwWd0o7bAl | bash / pending / tool_YqJG0qXdzMKM4soexhqbnU9 | bash / failed / tool_YqJG0qXdzMKM4soexhqbnU9 | bash / pending / 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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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: model running
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 60.6s
Time: model 59.0s, overhead 1.1s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Turn: p≈2.6ktok/10.4kch
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_NlAPyokLx7PpPXmYNcpk1a7 | bash / failed / tool_NlAPyokLx7PpPXmYNcpk1a7 | read / pending / tool_WZJWWTOM3Jfa0aaP1Zl4wCk | read / failed / tool_WZJWWTOM3Jfa0aaP1Zl4wCk
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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: streaming direct ACP progress
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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: model running
Model: kimi-for-coding/k2p6
Elapsed: 66.5s
Time: model 64.9s, overhead 1.1s
Backend: ses_1ad63187affe5dMwgxkmqb1MGD
Turn: p≈2.6ktok/10.4kch
Ctx: direct ACP session 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
Tools: bash / pending / tool_DfRlcmHmTKUyuRxEwnac0SX | Check opencode temp directory / completed / tool_DfRlcmHmTKUyuRxEwnac0SX | write / pending / tool_pTmpJUz80PfdZv6CRFbEHH0 | ../../test-file.txt / completed / tool_pTmpJUz80PfdZv6CRFbEHH0
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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 146.6k; active 146.6k; p≈2.3ktok; ctx 55.2%; usable 59.7%; turns 20
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: