- Add permission stream support to backend agentctl client
- StreamPermissions() connects to permission WebSocket
- RespondToPermission() sends responses via HTTP POST
- PermissionNotification type for permission request data
- Connect lifecycle manager to permission stream
- handlePermissionStream() receives permission requests
- publishPermissionRequest() forwards to event bus
- RespondToPermission() and RespondToPermissionByTaskID() methods
- Add WebSocket handler for permission.respond action
- Validates task_id, pending_id, option_id
- Routes response through orchestrator → executor → lifecycle manager
- Add permission WebSocket actions
- ActionPermissionRequested for notifications
- ActionPermissionRespond for user responses
- Update executor interface with RespondToPermissionByTaskID()
- Update mock implementations in tests
- Add permission response test to e2e-test.sh
- Fix e2e-test.sh ID extraction (strip newlines)
The full permission flow is now wired up:
agent → agentctl → backend → frontend → user → backend → agentctl → agent
Auto-approve mode is still enabled by default until frontend is ready.
jcfs
6dd0d7ffa4