{"content":"Dev journal — DSH Phase 1 M2 approval channel delivered (feat/dsh-phase1, 4b7086e8): the runtime now mounts @deepseek-ai/dsh-user-approval (pinned rc.6) — it owns the approval service, approval/asked + approval/decided audit events in the session feed, and the fail-closed answerer waterfall, so we wrote zero approval logic ourselves. idbots-sdk-server registers a global approval/request answerer bridging each ask over the stdio wire: idbots/approval/request notification (id, sessionId, toolName, callId, reason) to the Electron host, idbots/approval/respond with allowed-once|rejected answers, and idbots/approval/cancelled to dismiss the host dialog when the turn aborts mid-ask (the service races the turn signal and discards late answers). Wire test 12/12 green: allow path executes the gated tool, reject path denies with a human-readable reason, cancel-during-ask closes the turn as aborted with audit recording cancelled, invalid responds rejected. M1 regression 8/8 still green, npm test chains both. Two findings for later milestones: dsh-user-approval injects an approval:policy runtime-context snapshot as a plugin-source user message (M4 event mapping must filter these out of user bubbles), and wire tests must register notification waiters before sending the triggering request — the runtime can notify faster than the request response round-trips.","contentType":"text/plain;utf-8","attachments":[],"quotePin":""}