The platform has added three new features to improve tool management and command recognition: the `/approved-tools` command, which provides more granular control over tool permissions; a word-level diff display for more detailed code comparisons; and fuzzy-matching support for slash commands. The `/approved-tools` command enables administrators to specify and track access to specific tools on a per-user or per-group basis. This fulfills compliance requirements in regulated environments where access management and audit logging are essential. The word-level diff view replaces linear-oriented comparisons with precise word-for-word differentiation. This reduces noise when reviewing code and makes semantic changes immediately apparent — particularly useful for large files and complex refactorings. Fuzzy-matching for slash commands makes them more forgiving of typos and errors when users enter them. Type errors and variations are automatically detected and corrected, improving user experience in enterprise environments with large command libraries. The features address key enterprise needs: security, readability, and user-friendliness.
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