MCP servers configured with empty tools arrays (wildcard) now appear in the
auto-approval pill with a server-level toggle. When toggled, a server-level
approval key (mcp_server:<name>) is added to autoApprovedToolNames. The
sidecar matches this key against PermissionRequestMcp.ServerName to auto-
approve all tools from that server without needing individual tool names.
- Add buildMcpServerApprovalKey/isMcpServerApprovalKey helpers
- Create approval groups for all MCP servers including empty-tools ones
- Add serverApprovalKey to ApprovalToolGroup for server-level toggles
- Update sidecar RequiresToolCallApproval to check server-level keys
- Include server-level keys in listApprovalToolNames for pruning safety
- Add tests for both shared domain and sidecar approval matching
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Stop forwarding hook lifecycle events when a project has no configured
.github/hooks/*.json commands so the UI only receives meaningful hook
activity. Also expose the configured-hook state on the bundle, cover the
suppression wiring with tests, and document the updated event semantics.
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Add an AlwaysApprove flag to resolve-approval commands and cache
approved tool keys for the current request so repeated runtime
permissions are auto-approved immediately within the same turn.
The cache is cleared when the turn finishes to avoid leaking across
future requests.
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Expose SDK permission request details on approval-requested events via a
new permissionDetail payload. This preserves the existing title/detail
summary while carrying the command, URL, diff, args, and other
kind-specific data needed for richer approval UI in the renderer.
Also adds sidecar coverage for all supported permission request kinds and
verifies the new payload serializes over the protocol.
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