@runtypelabs/persona 4.1.0 → 4.2.0

package/dist/index.d.cts

@@ -3645,6 +3645,21 @@ type AgentWidgetApprovalConfig = {
     showDetailsLabel?: string;
     /** Label for the toggle that hides the technical details */
     hideDetailsLabel?: string;
+    /**
+     * Offer an "Always allow" affordance in the default approval bubble.
+     *
+     * Default `false`. When `false`, the bubble shows a single "Allow" (allow
+     * once) plus "Deny". When `true`, the primary action becomes a split control:
+     * "Always allow" (resolves with `{ remember: true }`) with a dropdown for
+     * "Allow once", plus "Deny", and keyboard shortcuts (Enter = Always allow,
+     * Cmd/Ctrl+Enter = Allow once, Esc = Deny).
+     *
+     * Keep this off unless your backend actually persists the don't-ask-again
+     * policy: "Always allow" only resolves the *current* approval — honoring it
+     * for *future* calls is up to your `onDecision` handler (which receives
+     * `options.remember`). Showing it without that wiring would mislead users.
+     */
+    enableAlwaysAllow?: boolean;
     /**
      * Build the user-facing summary line for an approval request. Overrides the
      * default "The assistant wants to use “Tool name”." copy. Return a falsy

package/dist/index.d.ts

@@ -3645,6 +3645,21 @@ type AgentWidgetApprovalConfig = {
     showDetailsLabel?: string;
     /** Label for the toggle that hides the technical details */
     hideDetailsLabel?: string;
+    /**
+     * Offer an "Always allow" affordance in the default approval bubble.
+     *
+     * Default `false`. When `false`, the bubble shows a single "Allow" (allow
+     * once) plus "Deny". When `true`, the primary action becomes a split control:
+     * "Always allow" (resolves with `{ remember: true }`) with a dropdown for
+     * "Allow once", plus "Deny", and keyboard shortcuts (Enter = Always allow,
+     * Cmd/Ctrl+Enter = Allow once, Esc = Deny).
+     *
+     * Keep this off unless your backend actually persists the don't-ask-again
+     * policy: "Always allow" only resolves the *current* approval — honoring it
+     * for *future* calls is up to your `onDecision` handler (which receives
+     * `options.remember`). Showing it without that wiring would mislead users.
+     */
+    enableAlwaysAllow?: boolean;
     /**
      * Build the user-facing summary line for an approval request. Overrides the
      * default "The assistant wants to use “Tool name”." copy. Return a falsy