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{"ts": "2026-07-26T18:31:58.223+00:00", "session": "70db21f16193", "event": "tool_result", "tool_call_id": "call_cijx50iv", "tool": "read_file", "args": {"path": "agent.py"}, "permission_allowed": true, "permission_reason": null, "container_error": false, "container_reason": null, "intent_drift": false, "intent_reason": null, "result_truncated": "1: import argparse\n2: import hashlib\n3: import json\n4: import os\n5: from enum import Enum\n6: from pathlib import Path\n7: from openai import OpenAI\n8: from tools import (\n9:     get_tool_registry,\n10:     get_tool_schemas,\n11:     DockerSandbox,\n12:     DockerSandboxError,\n13:     ACTION_TOOLS,\n14:     AuditLog,\n15:     ToolValidator,\n16:     bounded_schemas,\n17: )\n18: from tools.scratchpad import scratchpad as scratchpad_state\n19: from dotenv import load_dotenv\n20: import prompt_safety\n21: import tool_policy\n22: import resource_limits\n23: import secret_management\n24: import session_control\n25: from resource_limits import (\n26:     IterationCaps,\n27:     ContextBudget,\n28:     CostTracker,\n29:     cap_tool_result,\n30: )\n31: from session_control import AbortController, FileRollback, kill_in_flight\n32: \n33: load_dotenv()\n34: \n35: # Raw, in-process tool registry. Action tools are replaced below with\n36: # wrappers that dispatch into the Docker sandbox container.\n37: RAW_TOOL_REGISTRY = get_tool_registry()\n38: \n39: # Limit output scope: the schemas exposed to the LLM carry bounds\n40: # (min/max on offset/limit, maxLength on command/content/url, relative-\n41: # path format on glob patterns).  These bounds are enforced host-side by\n42: # TOOL_VALIDATOR before any tool is allowed to run.\n43: TOOL_SCHEMAS = bounded_schemas(get_tool_schemas())\n44: TOOL_VALIDATOR = ToolValidator(TOOL_SCHEMAS)\n45: \n46: # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n47: # Permission modes\n48: # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n49: \n50: \n51: class PermissionMode(Enum):\n52:     DEFAULT = \"default\"\n53:     ACCEPT_EDITS = \"acceptEdits\"\n54:     DANGEROUSLY_SKIP_PERMISSIONS = \"dangerouslySkipPermissions\"\n55: \n56: \n57: # Always allowed: read-only filesystem tools\n58: READ_TOOLS = {\"read_file\", \"glob_files\", \"grep\"}\n59: \n60: # Always allowed: internal planning/bookkeeping and user-interaction tools (no external side effects)\n61: PLANNING_TOOLS = {\"todo_append\", \"todo_list\", \"todo_update\",\n62:                   \"read_scratchpad\", \"write_scratchpad\", \"ask_question\"}\n63: \n64: # Conditionally allowed in acceptEdits mode when target is within working dir\n65: WRITE_TOOLS = {\"write_file\", \"edit_file\"}\n66: \n67: \n68: def _resolve_tool_path(tool_name: str, args: dict) -> str | None:\n69:     \"\"\"Return the file-path argument for write tools, or None if not applicable.\"\"\"\n70:     if tool_name in WRITE_TOOLS:\n71:         return args.get(\"path\")\n72:     return None\n73: \n74: \n75: def _is_within_working_dir(path: str, working_dir: Path) -> bool:\n76:     \"\"\"Return True if *path* resolves to somewhere inside *working_dir*.\"\"\"\n77:     try:\n78:         target = Path(path)\n79:         if not target.is_absolute():\n80:             target = working_dir / target\n81:         target.resolve().relative_to(working_dir.resolve())\n82:         return True\n83:     except ValueError:\n84:         return False\n85: \n86: \n87: def _ask_permission(tool_name: str, args: dict) -> bool:\n88:     \"\"\"Interactively ask the user whether to allow a tool call.\n89: \n90:     Returns True if the user grants permission, False otherwise.\n91:     \"\"\"\n92:     print(f\"\\n  [permission required] {tool_name}\")\n93:     print(f\"  Arguments: {json.dumps(args, ensure_ascii=False)}\")\n94:     while True:\n95:         try:\n96:             answer = input(\"  Allow this action? [y/n]: \").strip().lower()\n97:         except EOFError:\n98:             print(\"  (EOF — denying permission)\")\n99:             return False\n100:         if answer in (\"y\", \"yes\"):\n101:             return True\n102:         if answer in (\"n\", \"no\"):\n103:             return False\n104:         print(\"  Please enter 'y' or 'n'.\")\n105: \n106: \n107: def check_permission(\n108:     tool_name: str,\n109:     args: dict,\n110:     mode: PermissionMode,\n111:     working_dir: Path,\n112: ) -> tuple[bool, str | None]:\n113:     \"\"\"Decide whether a tool call is permitted under the current mode.\n114: \n115:     Returns ``(allowed, reason)``.  When ``allowed`` is False, ``reason``\n116:     explains why and is surfaced to the LLM.  May interactively prompt\n117:     the user when a decision cannot be made automatically.\n118: \n119:     Three layers, evaluated in order:\n120: \n121:       1. Tool policy: a hard gate that no mode can\n122:          override: path scoping, shell denylist, SSRF guard.\n123:       2. Always-confirm patterns: destructive calls require\n124:          explicit confirmation even in acceptEdits, and selected\n125:          irreversible patterns refuse even in dangerouslySkipPermissions.\n126:       3. Mode-based decision (default / acceptEdits / skip).\n127: \n128:     Permission rules (layer 3)\n129:     --------------------------\n130:     default\n131:         Read tools and planning tools run freely.  Every other tool\n132:         requires explicit user approval.\n133: \n134:     acceptEdits\n135:         Read tools and planning tools run freely.  Write tools\n136:         (write_file, edit_file) run freely only when the target path is\n137:         inside the working directory; otherwise the user is prompted.\n138:         All other tools require explicit user approval.\n139: \n140:     dangerouslySkipPermissions\n141:         All tools run without any prompt EXCEPT calls blocked by layer\n142:         1 (hard policy) or layer 2 (always-confirm / irreversible).\n143:     \"\"\"\n144:     # Layer 1: hard policy gate (path scope, shell, SSRF).\n145:     ok, reason = tool_policy.check_tool_policy(tool_name, args, working_dir)\n146:     if not ok:\n147:         return False, reason\n148: \n149:     # Layer 2: always-confirm & irreversible patterns.\n150:     # These override even dangerouslySkipPermissions for the worst cases.\n151:     if tool_policy.always_confirm_required(tool_name, args):\n152:         if mode == PermissionMode.DANGEROUSLY_SKIP_PERMISSIONS:\n153:             # Irreversible calls are refused outright in skip mode; the\n154:             # user explicitly accepted risk for normal destructive ops,\n155:             # but not for e.g. `rm -rf /` or `git push --force`.\n156:             return False, (\n157:                 f\"Blocked even in dangerouslySkipPermissions: {\n158:                     reason or 'irreversible action'}. \"\n159:                 \"Run this command manually outside the agent if it is truly intended.\"\n160:             )\n161:         # In default / acceptEdits, force an explicit prompt.\n162:         return _ask_permission(f\"{tool_name}  [DESTRUCTIVE]\", args), None\n163: \n164:     # Planning and read tools are always free regardless of mode\n165:     if tool_name in READ_TOOLS or tool_name in PLANNING_TOOLS:\n166:         return True, None\n167: \n168:     if mode == PermissionMode.DANGEROUSLY_SKIP_PERMISSIONS:\n169:         return True, None\n170: \n171:     if mode == PermissionMode.ACCEPT_EDITS and tool_name in WRITE_TOOLS:\n172:         path = _resolve_tool_path(tool_name, args)\n173:         if path and _is_within_working_dir(path, working_dir):\n174:             # an edit that empties an existing file is a delete —\n175:             # require confirmation rather than auto-approving.\n176:             if _is_delete_via_write(tool_name, args, path):\n177:                 return _ask_permission(f\"{tool_name}  [DELETE-via-empty]\", args), None\n178:             return True, None  # auto-approved — within the working directory\n179:         # Path is outside the working directory → fall through to ask\n180: \n181:     # Default mode, or acceptEdits for non-write / out-of-tree tools\n182:     return _ask_permission(tool_name, args), None\n183: \n184: \n185: def _is_delete_via_write(tool_name: str, args: dict, path: str) -> bool:\n186:     \"\"\"Return True if a write_file/edit_file call effectively deletes a file.\n187: \n188:     - ``write_file`` overwriting an existing file with empty/whitespace\n189:       content is treated as a delete.\n190:     - ``edit_file`` replacing content with empty content on a file that\n191:       becomes empty is also flagged.\n192:     \"\"\"\n193:     if tool_name == \"write_file\":\n194:         content = args.get(\"content\", \"\")\n195:         if not content.strip():\n196:             try:\n197:              ", "truncated_from_size": 8348, "sha256": "d3223458bfc63ff659750cfc2ec2dd4e1ee63b9a6ad41700cf4f67c3a58719f8"}
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{"ts": "2026-07-26T18:35:58.241+00:00", "session": "70db21f16193", "event": "assistant_message", "content": "Goodbye! If you have any other tasks or need further assistance, feel free to ask.", "tool_calls": []}