Support regex patterns for shell_command in markdown agent tools#436
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Support regex patterns for shell_command in markdown agent tools#436
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Add `tool(regex)` syntax to markdown agent allow/ask/deny lists to restrict approvals by argument pattern. Currently limited to `eca__shell_command` (matched against its `command` arg); on other tools the pattern is ignored with a warning. Repeated entries for the same tool are merged into one argsMatchers list. For broader argsMatchers use (other tools, multiple args), use JSON `toolCall` config
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tool(regex)syntax to markdown agent allow/ask/deny lists to restrict approvals by argument pattern. Currently limited toeca__shell_command(matched against itscommandarg); on other tools the pattern is ignored with a warning. Repeated entries for the same tool are merged into one argsMatchers list. For broader argsMatchers use (other tools, multiple args), use JSONtoolCallconfig