
During April 2026, Tars developed session-scoped YOLO Command Access Control for the NousResearch/hermes-agent repository, refactoring the /yolo command from a global to a per-session scope. Using Python and leveraging backend development and security expertise, Tars introduced enable, disable, and status check functions that operate within individual sessions. This approach limited the bypass mechanism to the active session, reducing cross-session risk and improving auditability. The work enhanced policy granularity and compliance support, while also preparing the codebase for future security audits. Tars focused on robust API development and thorough testing, delivering a targeted feature with clear security benefits.
April 2026: Implemented session-scoped YOLO Command Access Control in NousResearch/hermes-agent. Refactored the /yolo command from global to per-session scope, introducing per-session enable, disable, and status check functions. The bypass now applies only to the active session, significantly reducing cross-session risk and improving security and auditability. This work strengthens policy granularity, supports compliance, and reduces potential blast radius for gateway-level controls. Key commits fixed gateway scope to active session.
April 2026: Implemented session-scoped YOLO Command Access Control in NousResearch/hermes-agent. Refactored the /yolo command from global to per-session scope, introducing per-session enable, disable, and status check functions. The bypass now applies only to the active session, significantly reducing cross-session risk and improving security and auditability. This work strengthens policy granularity, supports compliance, and reduces potential blast radius for gateway-level controls. Key commits fixed gateway scope to active session.

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