feat: add 'deny' option to permission configuration system#1620
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Users can now permanently block specific bash commands or file operations by setting permission values to "deny" instead of just "ask" or "allow". This provides stronger security controls by preventing the AI from executing potentially dangerous commands or modifying files when explicitly forbidden.
The deny option works for both bash command patterns and file editing permissions:
- bash: { "rm *": "deny", "sudo *": "deny" }
- edit: "deny"
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Users can now permanently block specific bash commands or file operations by setting permission values to "deny" instead of just "ask" or "allow". This provides stronger security controls by preventing the AI from executing potentially dangerous commands or modifying files when explicitly forbidden.
The deny option works for both bash command patterns and file editing permissions:
This is super important for us to be able to set certain high-risk tools/commands to always deny, such as the
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