Zerostack v1.3.4 released – Lightweight Unix-like coding agent

Zerostack v1.3.4 has been released, introducing a new permission mode system with five levels — Restrictive, ReadOnly, Guarded, Standard, and YOLO — along with an experimental alternative edit tool and cross-platform sandboxing via zerobox. The update also adds mode-setting abilities to prompts, a `/btw` command for questions outside session context, and fixes including a path traversal bug and CRLF issue.

Features: - Experimental alternative edit tool check out via /editsys - Added subcommands checks aka && and || commands are reviewed as separate commands - Added mode-setting abilities to prompts aka each prompt can set a permission mode in which it can run, like plan which runs in read-only mode - Added /btw , which allows to ask for questions that won't be registred in the session's chat history and LLM context - Added brand new permission mode system: Restrictive, ReadOnly, Guarded, Standard and YOLO. Improvements: - Added zerobox support for cross-platform sandboxing - Added ability to run git stash from /undo - Added --wt-base-dir for non-traditional git worktree setups - Added --dangerously-skip-permissions for skipping all permissions checks - Improved git worktree merging logic Bugfixes: - Fixed cursor rendering issue - Fixed CRLF bug - Fixed path trasversal bug - Fixed cost tracking