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Qwen Code nightly adds Hosted approval controls, with important visibility limits

The October 1 Qwen Code nightly includes WebShell allow-and-deny cards for Hosted sessions that advertise Actions. Only the session creator may answer. The current Hosted producer does not supply tool arguments, so the card explicitly reports them unavailable. Separate gated work exposes durable shell results through authenticated paging and streaming, while scheduled prompts now persist in transcripts. This does not enable the unfinished Managed engine for all users.

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Qwen GitHub · October 1, 2026

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