Option to Blacklist specific commands

[SmartManoj]

What problem does this proposed feature solve?

Incident :
Context: Added * to allow all commands,

python task_30.py will open a matplotlib window.

When it was open, I made a screen capture and sent a new message.

Agent's thought is "Let me stop the running command ..." and executes "taskkill /f /im python.exe" in a new terminal instead of sending Ctrl + C. (it interprets when the command entered by the user is not finished?)

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The agent didn't follow the rules. Was the context missing?

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Now the taskkill /f /im python.exe command killed the other Python process. So, there should a blacklist option for a peace of mind.

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There should be Kill command and stop button?

Describe the proposed solution in detail

Add option to blacklist commands below the following

Technical considerations or implementation details (optional)

No response

Describe alternatives considered (if any)

No response

Additional Context & Mockups

No response

Proposal Checklist

• I have searched existing Issues and Discussions to ensure this proposal is not a duplicate.
• This proposal is for a specific, actionable change intended for implementation (not a general idea).
• I understand that this proposal requires review and approval before any development work begins.

Are you interested in implementing this feature if approved?

• Yes, I would like to contribute to implementing this feature.

[hannesrudolph]

Closing the PR. Not because the idea of blacklisting commands isn't useful (it actually might be), but because the current implementation isn't quite there. I'd prefer we discuss this approach more thoroughly before committing to it.

I'll move this over to discussion first. Let's nail down the specifics and see if we can find a cleaner way forward. The discussion will be on this thread and should happen next week once we catchup on the backlog of issues.