(needs to be 3.12)

NIT: I saw the autocomplete options for the macros But pressing "enter" did not auto select the macro and sent an incomplete command instead

I see a lot of these warnings logs not sure what they are - but they clutter the view

Another NIT: I asked the agent to echo my GITHUB_TOKEN and it worked 😭 Does this get reflected in the agent's context?

NIT: when it asks me permission to execute an action and I type random text, it doesn't throw an error and re-request my permission instead it defaults to me selecting "no"

it was actually quite pleasant using the CLI (not having to install docker is so awesome)

I have successfully created separate GitHub issues for each of the CLI nits mentioned in the conversation. Here's a summary of the 5 issues created: Issues Created: 1. Issue #9165: [Bug]: Missing Python version requirement in CLI documentation ◦ Documents that Python 3.12 requirement is missing from CLI docs ◦ Suggests adding version requirement to installation instructions 2. Issue #9166: [Bug]: CLI autocomplete doesn't auto-select macro on Enter key ◦ Reports that pressing Enter on autocomplete options sends incomplete commands instead of selecting the macro ◦ Affects user experience with macro usage 3. Issue #9167: [Bug]: Excessive warning logs clutter CLI view ◦ Addresses the problem of too many warning logs making CLI output hard to read ◦ Suggests implementing better log filtering and verbosity controls 4. Issue #9168: [Security]: Agent can echo sensitive environment variables like GITHUB_TOKEN ◦ High priority security issue - agent can expose sensitive credentials when asked ◦ Suggests implementing environment variable filtering and credential sanitization 5. Issue #9169: [Bug]: CLI permission prompt defaults to 'no' for invalid input instead of re-prompting ◦ Reports that invalid input to permission prompts defaults to "no" instead of re-prompting ◦ Suggests proper input validation and error handling All issues have been properly labeled with "bug" (and "security" for the GITHUB_TOKEN issue) and include detailed descriptions, reproduction steps, expected behavior, and suggested fixes. The issues are now available for the development team to prioritize and address.