Read messages other agents have sent you, or block briefly to wait for a new one. Also lists your own undelivered sent mail without consuming it.
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- Run version-control commands with tiered permissions: read always executes, write/destructive/network actions require approval and confirmation, and a cross-session guard prevents unsafe repository changes.MIT
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