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The AI command guard is gone; dsh's own approval tooling does the job now. Its switches, hints and copy are removed from the settings page and the terminal settings, and any value you had saved is simply ignored — there is nothing for you to do. Chat, web search, usage and cost, account management and zero data retention are all unaffected.
Requests in one session now share a single provider thread ID. Each request used to be able to start a new one; within a session it is now stable, so request correlation no longer drifts.
With DSH_COMMANDCODE_TRACE on, every request is fingerprinted before it is sent. The record holds counts and hashes only — no prompt, no key, no request text — so the next time a generation stops halfway, the evidence can be tied to the exact request that produced it.
Synced with the official command-code@1.66.0. The model list gains Pixel Canary, a free stealth-preview model available on Go and above with image input, and the zero-data-retention exception list grows from 21 to 22 models. The wire protocol, request headers, billing and usage reads are unchanged.
Prices follow the official pricing page. Step 3.5 Flash input drops to $0.09 per million tokens. Grok 4.7's 40% discount ends on 2026-09-28: the badge disappears on its own and the rates return to list price on the next sync.