WalkthroughThe documentation was updated across multiple guides to clarify that all scripts and tool executions occur within a secure sandboxed environment. This clarification was added to the sections describing script writing, the Agentic Thought Chain, and tool usage. No changes were made to the functionality, logic, or public interfaces of the system; the updates are purely informational to specify the security context of script and tool execution. Changes| File(s) | Change Summary |
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| docs/guides/agent_chat.md | Added clarification that generated scripts are executed in a secure sandboxed environment. | | docs/guides/issue-chat.md | Added note under "Agentic Thought Chain" that all scripts run in a secure sandboxed environment. | | docs/tools/tools.md | Clarified that all tool runs are executed within a secure sandboxed environment. |
PoemIn burrows deep, where scripts may run,
A sandbox shields each rabbit’s fun.
Tools and thoughts, both wise and bright,
Are safe and sound in coded light.
So hop along, explore, create—
Secure adventures now await!
🐇✨
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🔇 Additional comments (3)docs/guides/issue-chat.md (1)65-66:Clear and valuable clarification about sandboxed execution.
The added note about secure sandboxed execution for Agentic Thought Chain scripts is accurate, well-placed, and improves transparency for users. docs/guides/agent_chat.md (1)32-33:Good addition: sandboxed execution environment note.
This clarification about script execution security is helpful and appropriately placed. docs/tools/tools.md (1)16-17:Appropriate clarification about tool execution security.
The note about all tool runs being sandboxed is clear, accurate, and well-positioned.
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