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`sandbox_mode` and `approval_policy` are two orthogonal dimensions: `sandbox_mode` determines the process's OS-level read/write and network capabilities, while `approval_policy` determines whether execution pauses to ask a human first; setting `approval_policy` to `never` does not loosen the sandbox boundary, and under `read-only` files still cannot be written.
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