Permissions now travel with Codex’s work environment
Codex is moving a permission choice out of the thread’s background and into the selected environment that runs the command, applies the patch, sees the image, and carries work to another agent.
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Tau’s new Project Trust layer turns local instructions, skills, prompts, themes, and extension candidates into a directory-specific decision before they become ambient agent input.
The Agent Can Refile a Worktree, Not Rewrite the Filing Cabinet
Kilo Code’s new Agent Manager move gives an agent a way to reorganize parallel work—only through a live inventory, a targeted command, and a hard boundary around the recovery file.
Agent Behavior wants to make good conduct a versioned artifact
Braintrust and Basis propose a tiny BEHAVIOR.md standard as the answer key between runtime instructions and agent evals. The file is easy; writing conduct that remains observable across real trajectories is the actual work.
An Approval Cannot Outlive the Conversation That Asked for It
Cline fixed a small but revealing failure in its VS Code extension: change a message while a command approval is waiting, and the old run could keep waiting forever—then catch answers meant for the new one.
How AI Agents Work
The long-form map behind the daily paper: context, tools, loops, memory, delegation, safety, interface, and trust.