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When the agent issues commands that create directories inside /workspace, those are created by the docker which by default has root userID. So the host cannot access those directories. This causes permission error during cleanup. Even worse, if the agent wants to submit files within those directories then the file transfer also fails. This PR fixes that,

When the agent issues commands that create directories inside /workspace, those are created by the docker which by default has root userID. So the host cannot access those directories. This causes permission error during cleanup. Even worse, if the agent wants to submit files within those directories then the file transfer also fails. This PR fixes that,
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Hello, I see you already faced and solved a similar issue for sub-agents in 0.1.5 but the bug still exists independently any time the docker role creates directories under /workspace. I will be offline for the next 2 weeks so feel free to merge or edit, left it open for edits.

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Hi @steremma , thanks for submitting this PR! Will review shortly

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