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## Summary
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-Add Auto review to the current-session permission pickers in a Web profile. Before each native or PTC inner tool call, the current agent's provider and model assess the pending action; an allowed call executes with Full access. Default Web keeps its three permission modes until this layer is explicitly installed. Auto review is experimental: it can allow unsafe actions, deny useful work, and spend additional tokens.
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+Add Auto review to the current-session permission pickers in a Web profile. Before each native or PTC inner tool call, the current agent's provider and model assess the pending action; an allowed call executes with Full access. The dsh installation ships this layer switched off; default Web keeps its three permission modes until it is switched on from the Web sidebar's Plugins page or installed explicitly. Auto review is experimental: it can allow unsafe actions, deny useful work, and spend additional tokens.
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## Table of Contents
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<a id="known-limitations-and-deferred-work"></a>
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-- Auto requires an explicitly installed Web layer; it is absent from default Web, Headless, General settings, and new-session defaults.
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+- Auto requires this Web layer switched on; it is absent from default Web, Headless, General settings, and new-session defaults.
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- Auto provides no file sandbox. The outer `run_code` transport and direct Node effects inside a PTC program do not pass through inner-tool review.
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- Model classification can be wrong. There are no deterministic tool exemptions, persistent grants, manual fallback, configurable policy, or retry layer.
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- In-process Auto children review their own calls. Out-of-process children retain their native permission systems after the parent delegation call is allowed.
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