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In the log of actions I see what appears to be Explore sub-agent running which has its own set of permissions. Explore sub-agent's intention seems to be read-only, on the...

@menoatree That URL returns over 450 kB of data for me, that must be around 100,000 tokens of context.

as of 1.0.147 this is much improved the only remaining issue is that newline can only be entered by ctrl+j (while its other keybinds don't work); the rest seems to...

@MilesNorton this is on Linux and Terminator terminal. I checked on Ghostty and shift+enter works there now, so it's just some terminals even on Linux.

From the default shortcuts of `"shift+return,ctrl+return,alt+return,ctrl+j"`, I found the alt+enter also works in addition to ctrl+j to produce a newline in Terminator, I might use alt+enter in the meantime I...

> have you looked at how our permissions check on the bash tool is implemented? it's not a simple string check we parse the command with treesitter and check each...

@rekram1-node Is there an issue tracking the context breakdown that I could subscribe to? I can't seem to find it.

I can see mentions of doom_loop in other completed issues and in codebase, I also found the [docs](https://opencode.ai/docs/permissions/#doom_loop) for it, but either it's still unclear to me how it works,...

Sure, here's a clean session with the same result (running just the 4 tool calls in this case): [session.json](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/24201760/session.json)

I'm only getting this error when there's some kind of problem with my internet connection. It happened when I started OpenCode in Docker container that had internal-only DNS, after fixing...