What do the permission labels mean?

Permission labels describe OfficeCubs’s launch configuration. They are not a complete inspection of every external CLI setting or a guarantee that the tool can never take an unwanted action.

Before you begin

A work engine is the CLI process that performs the task. OfficeCubs supplies the task context and records its progress, while authentication, model availability and usage charges come from your chosen provider. Successful detection is a setup check, not proof that every model or task will work.

Steps

1. Open the teammate’s Overview.
2. Check run mode and workspace alongside the permission label.
3. Inspect prompts and outputs during a small test.

Example

Structured local Codex uses workspace-write, while sandbox execution has access within the outer Docker environment described by the sandbox configuration.

Check the result

Confirm that the task is using the intended local folder or sandbox before providing important files.

Limits and troubleshooting

Other combinations can follow CLI configuration. A natural-language instruction does not replace the actual file and process permissions.