# Changelog #001 v0.1.1
Changelog #001
Hi everyone!
Fluid.sh has been undergoing some major renovations.
Update to v0.1.1
Update your CLI agent with go install
go install github.com/aspectrr/fluid.sh/fluid/cmd/fluid@latest
Clarity
The #1 comment from launching on HN was “Your website has no information on what this project does.”
I took that to heart and to be honest, I wasn’t really sure how to describe fluid.
I spent this time to better identify what Fluid.sh was built for; managing and debugging VMs.
Read-only Mode
The other thing that I heard was, “I want to try this on my servers but I don’t trust it with destructive actions, is there a read-only mode?”
So I added that.
Fluid CLI agent’s read-only mode can be set by using shift+tab to change between EDIT and READ-ONLY, and this can be found underneath the text-input.
Below are the tools that the agent can use when setting the agent in READ-ONLY mode inside a sandbox.
Sandboxes
| Tool | Only Usable in Sandbox | Only Can Act on Sandboxes | Potentially Destructive | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
list_sandboxes | No | No | No | List sandboxes with IP addresses |
Commands
| Tool | Only Usable in Sandbox | Only can act on Sandboxes | Potentially Destructive | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
read_file | Yes | Yes | No | Read file on sandbox |
Ansible
| Tool | Only Usable in Sandbox | Only can act on Sandboxes | Potentially Destructive | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
create_playbook | No | No | No | Create Ansible Playbook |
add_playbook_task | No | No | No | Add Ansible task to playbook |
list_playbooks | No | No | No | List Ansible playbooks |
get_playbook | No | No | No | Get playbook contents |
Edit Mode

Read-Only Mode

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