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fix(agent): let the agent's shell find python for stack commands - #235
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Every `stack ...` command the agent ran through its shell failed with exit 127 (`/usr/bin/env: 'python3': No such file or directory`), unless the model happened to ask for a login shell. nanobot 0.3.5 starts each command with only HOME, LANG and TERM. The shell still finds `stack` on its built-in search path, but the client's `#!/usr/bin/env python3` then searches only /bin and /usr/bin, and the image keeps Python in /usr/local/bin. The exec tool now passes PATH through (`allowed_env_keys`).
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stackcommand: nanobot 0.3.5 starts commands without PATH, so the client's#!/usr/bin/env python3did not find the image's Python and every call exited 127. Calls only worked when the model asked for a login shell.