DorkOS 0.126.4 stops agents set to Full from asking you anything. It also tells agents which DorkOS app they run in, and lets you add a tool server once for every agent.

Highlights

Full means full. An agent set to Full never stops to ask you anything, on schedules and heartbeats too. Careful still asks before destructive connector actions at Full.
Agents know their app. An agent can tell whether it runs in the Mac app, the Windows app, npm, Docker or a copy of the code. So the update steps it gives you match your setup.
One tool server for every agent. Add an MCP server (a tool add-on for agents) once, and your agents on Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode all get it.

All Changes

Added

Agents know which DorkOS app they're running in: the Mac app, the Windows app, npm, Docker or a copy of the code. The update steps they give you now match your setup.
Add an MCP server (a tool add-on for agents) once, and every agent gets it, on Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode. Codex and OpenCode skip servers that only use an older connection type (SSE). You can leave an agent out, and an agent's own server with the same name wins for that agent. Tokens and keys you enter are encrypted and never shown again, to you or to agents. Only you can change the list, and only from this computer.

Fixed

An agent set to Full never stops to ask you anything, including on schedules and heartbeats. Careful still asks before destructive connector actions at Full. Activity records each message a Full agent sends, and each setting it changes, after it has read words from outside your team.
Below Full, a run with nobody there to answer stops and says why, instead of waiting for an answer that never comes.
Below Full, after reading words from outside your team, an agent asks before it sends email, changes calendar events, edits its own instructions or git settings, installs a package or MCP server, links a chat to an agent, or changes a setting.
Room updates reach only that room's members.
A paused connection's row in Needs you says in two lines what was held back and where it was going. The ⓘ button explains the rest.

Security

A connection can use only the secrets saved for it. Changing a webhook's address asks for its secrets again, and removing a connection removes only its own secrets.
After this update, connections that read a secret from an environment variable or the Keychain are paused until you confirm them, on the connection or in Needs you. Nothing is sent while a connection is paused.