[rekram1-node]

Problem

fetch inside Code Mode never checked permissions. A URL someone denied for webfetch could still be fetched from a Code Mode program, and an "ask" rule never asked.

Change

fetch is now an Effect global (#59948), marked with Extension.async (#60024) so any denial rejects its promise like a failed fetch. Before sending, it asks the same webfetch permission as the tool, for its URL, on behalf of the execute call it runs under. Code Mode itself still knows nothing about permissions. Core owns the check, as it does for tools.

 execute tool (core/codemode/tool.ts)
   runtime.execute(code)
+    provide CodeModeExecution  (the execute call: session, agent, message, call id)
+    provide Permission
     fetch(url, init)                (core/codemode/fetch.ts)
+      permission.assert({ action: "webfetch", resources: [url], ... })
       globalThis.fetch(...)

CodeModeExecution is a small new service holding the execute call's context, so future globals (like an fs module) can use the same check as their tools. The Tool layer now depends on Permission so it can hand it to the execute tool.

A denied URL is never requested. The program catches the permission error like any other rejected fetch.

The extension is also renamed from web to fetch (codemode/web.ts → codemode/fetch.ts, CodeModeWeb → CodeModeFetch), so it is named after what it exposes, like a future fs. The name only shows up in hook payloads and setup errors.

Visual

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  <style>
    .dot { animation: go 2.4s ease-in-out infinite; }
    .x { opacity: .9; animation: deny 2.4s ease-in-out infinite; }
    @keyframes go { 0% { transform: translateX(0); opacity: 1 } 45% { transform: translateX(78px); opacity: 1 } 55%, 100% { transform: translateX(78px); opacity: 0 } }
    @keyframes deny { 0%, 40% { opacity: .25 } 50%, 85% { opacity: 1 } 100% { opacity: .25 } }
    @media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) { .dot, .x { animation: none } }
  </style>
  <rect x="10" y="22" width="70" height="28" rx="6" opacity=".6"/>
  <text x="45" y="40" font-family="ui-monospace, monospace" font-size="11" text-anchor="middle" fill="currentColor" stroke="none">fetch()</text>
  <path d="M84 36 H150" opacity=".35" stroke-dasharray="3 4"/>
  <circle class="dot" cx="86" cy="36" r="4" fill="currentColor" stroke="none"/>
  <path d="M168 18 L184 24 V36 C184 46 176 52 168 55 C160 52 152 46 152 36 V24 Z" opacity=".8"/>
  <path class="x" d="M162 31 L174 43 M174 31 L162 43"/>
  <circle cx="218" cy="36" r="13" opacity=".3"/>
  <path d="M205 36 H231 M218 23 C212 30 212 42 218 49 C224 42 224 30 218 23" opacity=".3"/>
</svg>

Out of scope

• Redirects. Code Mode fetch still follows redirects without checking each hop, while the webfetch tool checks every hop. I'll do that in a follow-up PR.
• Applying file permissions to a future fs extension.

Verification

• bun test test/tool-execute.test.ts in packages/core: new tests check that fetch asks webfetch for its URL with the execute call's session and call id, and that a denied URL never reaches a local server and settles as rejected in Promise.allSettled.
• bun run test in packages/core: 6924 pass. The 7 failures are shell tests that also fail on dev locally.
• bun run check from the root: clean.