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KDO-H4-R3F — certified ledger-bearing state

Canonical base:

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Governing canonical documents

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pre-ledger decision:
PASS

Exact pre-ledger implementation scope was exactly three authorized paths:

1. packages/kodac-runtime/src/trust/sandbox-observer-docker-control-plane.ts
2. packages/kodac-runtime/src/index.ts
3. packages/kodac-runtime/test/kdo-h4-r3f-docker-read-only-control-plane.test.ts

Accepted implementation blobs:

sandbox-observer-docker-control-plane.ts
452bd955cb0ef84f2090aa646dfdc70ad610a8d9

src/index.ts
4ed084ed3a81a854a1421c59e0d010fead84909b

kdo-h4-r3f-docker-read-only-control-plane.test.ts
dc2b8cf335d6c294861f6b7db193402fccd776a4

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Reserved ledger:

docs/planning/KODAC_KDO_H4_R3F_DOCKER_READ_ONLY_CONTROL_PLANE_EVIDENCE_2026-08-16.md

Ledger-bearing exact head:

9550a9c0efce3c39030659c7a8a350167f17f10e

The transition:

6dccc7e4e46c9ac9e31ad4cfc8b499b46ee90e9f
->
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adds exactly the evidence ledger and changes no implementation path. The three implementation blobs above remain byte-identical.

Current PR scope is therefore exactly four paths: three authorized implementation paths + the reserved evidence ledger.

Bounded implementation proven by this candidate

  • Linux/POSIX local Unix-domain Docker Engine transport only.
  • Fixed Docker API v1.48.
  • Exactly two Docker GET request families: canonical filtered container list, then full-64-lowerhex exact inspect.
  • No Docker SDK, shell, subprocess, DOCKER_HOST, proxy, TCP/TLS/SSH/npipe, generic Docker request primitive, or mutation verb.
  • Provider binds one exact validated canonical R3B gVisor requirement at construction; requirement/workload mismatch fails before Docker I/O.
  • Unix-socket endpoint identity binds device/inode/uid/gid/mode and is rechecked before and after every request.
  • Exact-one running candidate; abbreviated IDs and ambiguous cardinality fail closed.
  • Exact inspect requires the selected full ID and exact requirement/workload binding labels.
  • ImageManifestDescriptor.Digest must exactly equal the R3A immutable source digest; image names/tags/config strings are not substitutes.
  • Effective Docker Path and ordered Args must exactly equal the R3A entrypoint.
  • HostConfig.Runtime == runsc.
  • HostConfig.NetworkMode == none and current NetworkSettings.Networks must contain zero live attachments.
  • NanoCpus == cpuMillis * 1_000_000.
  • Memory == MemorySwap == memoryBytes.
  • Container must be running, non-paused, non-restarting, non-dead, first-life, restart-disabled, and non-privileged.
  • Bounded UTF-8/JSON boundary rejects duplicate keys, invalid syntax/UTF-8, excessive depth/size, and hostile authority-bearing shapes.
  • JSON primitive scan is linearized against the original string; no repeated suffix slicing.
  • AbortSignal registration race is closed by rechecking after listener registration; failure attribution settles before transport destruction.
  • Produces a deterministic e2-docker-control-plane record plus the canonical R3E GvisorContainerBinding.
  • No SandboxBackendObservation or SandboxExecutionEvidence is minted.
  • ExecutionGateway, R3E, R3D, approvals, receipts, Done Gate, agent loop, schemas, workflows and dependencies remain unchanged.

Review findings closed

Qodo surfaced two material findings during implementation:

1. Abort race window
2. Quadratic JSON primitive scan

Both are corrected; both threads are resolved, with the parser thread outdated after the corrective source change.

CodeRabbit surfaced failure-attribution, abort-window and lifecycle-test findings during implementation. The accepted implementation preserves intended errors before transport destruction, rechecks AbortSignal after listener registration, and includes State.Running=false coverage. All CodeRabbit threads are resolved.

Current unresolved actionable review threads:

0

Exact ledger-bearing-head CodeRabbit status:

success

Manual exact-head trust/security review:

PASS

Important provenance caveat:

A standalone structurally valid DockerControlPlaneObservation object is not a cryptographic attestation that Docker I/O occurred. Trust applies to the record returned by the bounded trusted provider operation after its live socket/list/inspect checks. A future R3G/R3B conjunction must bind to that trusted provider execution path and must not accept an arbitrary caller-constructed observation object merely because it validates structurally.

Fresh exact-head post-ledger certification

All required gates passed on exact ledger-bearing head:

9550a9c0efce3c39030659c7a8a350167f17f10e

Governance

run 31921733340
legacy-tests 95102533620 — PASS (pytest + ruff)
provenance   95102533642 — PASS

K2 runtime

run 31921733357
runtime-change-classifier 95102533606 — PASS
Ubuntu runtime            95102544601 — PASS
macOS runtime             95102544621 — PASS
Windows runtime           95102544630 — PASS
k2-runtime-gate           95102616476 — PASS

Each OS runtime passed Typecheck, full Test, and patch benchmark.

K3-R4

run 31921733354
k3-r4-adapter 95102533623 — PASS

K3-R5

run 31921733343
k3-r5-context-engine 95102533572 — PASS

Explicit non-authority

This PR does not prove or authorize:

physical rootfs/source enforcement
physical deny-all network namespace proof
physical CPU cgroup enforcement
physical memory/swap cgroup enforcement
TTL enforcement
output-limit enforcement
R3B physical backend observation/evidence
Docker create/start/stop/kill/restart/exec/remove
real workload creation
registry access
containerd access
OpenSandbox integration
cgroup/netns/mount inspection
approval/receipt/Done Gate/agent-loop mutation
workspace-write integration
external-process ask
H4 completion
H6 work

Exact merge gate

This PR is ready only for an exact-head merge of:

9550a9c0efce3c39030659c7a8a350167f17f10e

Do not auto-merge and do not merge a moved head.

Only after canonical merge and verification may Kodac make the bounded claim:

KODAC_DOCKER_READ_ONLY_CONTROL_PLANE_BINDING_PROVIDER_PROVEN

Meaning only that Kodac has a bounded Linux Docker Engine read-only provider that resolves exactly one full Docker container subject for a validated R3E gVisor binding request and records a deterministic E2 control-plane snapshot of exact manifest, effective command, runtime selection, current zero-network-attachment posture, and CPU/memory configuration without exposing Docker mutation authority or minting R3B physical backend evidence.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

Adds a Linux Docker control-plane observer. It validates Docker socket identity, bounded API responses, container configuration, and sandbox requirements. It resolves verified bindings and observations, exports the new APIs, and adds comprehensive tests.

Changes

Docker control-plane observation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Contracts and endpoint identities
packages/kodac-runtime/src/trust/sandbox-observer-docker-control-plane.ts
Adds public contracts, fixed metadata, canonical identities, and Unix-socket validation.
Bounded Docker reads
packages/kodac-runtime/src/trust/sandbox-observer-docker-control-plane.ts
Adds strict JSON parsing and protected list and inspect requests with timeout, abort, response, and socket identity checks.
Container validation and binding resolution
packages/kodac-runtime/src/trust/sandbox-observer-docker-control-plane.ts, packages/kodac-runtime/src/index.ts
Validates container settings and resolves the verified gVisor binding and control-plane observation. The package entrypoint exports the observer APIs.
Observer validation coverage
packages/kodac-runtime/test/kdo-h4-r3f-docker-read-only-control-plane.test.ts
Tests configuration, platform gating, Docker reads, container rejection cases, strict parsing, abort handling, and socket replacement detection.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 18c2d

The provider can report an abort instead of the intended bound, status, or response-size rejection, and the bounded-response test currently fails in CI. Merge should wait until rejection errors are preserved consistently and the failing test passes.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant DockerControlPlaneBindingProvider
  participant DockerContainerBindingResolver
  participant DockerUnixSocket
  participant DockerAPI
  participant GVisorBinding

  DockerControlPlaneBindingProvider->>DockerContainerBindingResolver: resolve container request
  DockerContainerBindingResolver->>DockerUnixSocket: request container list
  DockerUnixSocket->>DockerAPI: GET list endpoint
  DockerAPI-->>DockerUnixSocket: bounded JSON response
  DockerContainerBindingResolver->>DockerUnixSocket: request container inspect
  DockerUnixSocket->>DockerAPI: GET inspect endpoint
  DockerAPI-->>DockerUnixSocket: bounded JSON response
  DockerContainerBindingResolver->>GVisorBinding: create verified binding
  DockerContainerBindingResolver-->>DockerControlPlaneBindingProvider: return binding and observation
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Possibly related PRs

  • TheHalfMoon/Kodac#88: Adds a related H4-R3 trust-contract module with deterministic identities and strict validation.
  • TheHalfMoon/Kodac#93: Adds the gVisor observer that consumes the provider-neutral binding resolved by this Docker control-plane observer.
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PR Summary by Qodo

Add and prove H4-R3F Docker read-only control-plane binding provider

✨ Enhancement 🧪 Tests 🕐 40+ Minutes

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AI Description

• Add a Linux-only Docker Engine v1.48 read-only control-plane binding provider.
• Enforce fail-closed container selection and strict inspect-based posture validation.
• Add focused Unix-socket fake-Docker tests for request shapes, bounds, and abort/swap safety.
Diagram

graph TD
  A["kodac-runtime consumer"] --> B["R3F Docker control-plane provider"] --> C["Unix socket (/run/docker.sock)"] --> D{{"Docker Engine API v1.48"}}
  B --> E["gVisor binding runtime"] --> F["GvisorContainerBinding"]
  B --> G["DockerControlPlaneObservation"]
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High-Level Assessment

The following are alternative approaches to this PR:

1. Use Docker SDK (dockerode / official client)
  • ➕ Less custom HTTP and JSON handling code
  • ➕ Potentially better compatibility across Docker API versions
  • ➖ Larger dependency/attack surface (env vars, transports, defaults)
  • ➖ Harder to guarantee "GET-only" and strict bounds/identity invariants
2. Rely on containerd / runtime-level observation instead of Docker API
  • ➕ Avoids Docker control-plane trust and API semantics
  • ➕ Potentially stronger linkage to actual runtime state
  • ➖ Different operational dependency and integration complexity
  • ➖ Likely out-of-scope for H4-R3F Docker-specific proof and requires new trust model

Recommendation: Keep the PR’s minimal, transport-constrained, GET-only Unix-socket implementation: it best matches the stated security posture (fail-closed, no env-driven routing, bounded parsing, endpoint pinning) and is easier to audit than introducing a general-purpose Docker client. The main alternative (Docker SDK) is attractive for ergonomics but undermines the explicit H4-R3F constraints.

Files changed (3) +1055 / -0

Enhancement (2) +745 / -0
index.tsExport the new R3F Docker control-plane module +1/-0

Export the new R3F Docker control-plane module

• Adds a public export for the Docker read-only control-plane observer/provider so downstream consumers can construct the resolver/provider from the package entrypoint.

packages/kodac-runtime/src/index.ts

sandbox-observer-docker-control-plane.tsIntroduce H4-R3F read-only Docker control-plane binding provider +744/-0

Introduce H4-R3F read-only Docker control-plane binding provider

• Implements a Linux-only, Unix-socket-only Docker Engine v1.48 provider that selects exactly one running container via a canonical filtered list request and validates the container via an exact inspect request. Enforces strict request/requirement identity binding, socket endpoint identity pinning, bounded GET-only HTTP, duplicate-key-safe and bounded JSON parsing, and emits a deterministic DockerControlPlaneObservation alongside an R3E-compatible GvisorContainerBinding.

packages/kodac-runtime/src/trust/sandbox-observer-docker-control-plane.ts

Tests (1) +310 / -0
kdo-h4-r3f-docker-read-only-control-plane.test.tsAdd focused proof suite using a fake Unix-socket Docker server +310/-0

Add focused proof suite using a fake Unix-socket Docker server

• Adds node:test coverage using a test-only Unix-domain HTTP server to prove exact request paths, fail-closed selection, and strict inspect posture checks (labels, digest, runtime/network, resources, restart/privileged). Also verifies bounded parsing behavior (duplicate keys, deep JSON, oversized bodies), AbortSignal cancellation, and detection of Unix socket replacement.

packages/kodac-runtime/test/kdo-h4-r3f-docker-read-only-control-plane.test.ts

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Remediation recommended

1. Abort race window ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
Description
boundedDockerGet() can miss an AbortSignal abort that happens after the initial signal.aborted check
but before the abort listener is registered, allowing the Docker GET to continue and potentially
resolve successfully after cancellation. This breaks the intended cancellation semantics and can
cause late success/work after abort.
Code

packages/kodac-runtime/src/trust/sandbox-observer-docker-control-plane.ts[R564-565]

+      input.signal?.addEventListener("abort", onAbort, { once: true })
+      request.end()
Relevance

●●● Strong

Cancellation/abort correctness is a recurring priority; race-free AbortSignal handling likely
expected.

PR-#93
PR-#49

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The code only checks input.signal?.aborted once before creating the request and registers the
abort listener later; if the abort occurs between these points, the listener will not fire and the
request continues.

packages/kodac-runtime/src/trust/sandbox-observer-docker-control-plane.ts[504-566]

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## Issue description
`boundedDockerGet()` checks `signal.aborted` and later adds an `abort` listener, but does not handle the case where the signal aborts in-between those steps (AbortSignal does not replay past abort events to newly-added listeners).

## Issue Context
This function is explicitly designed to support timeout + AbortSignal cancellation and is used for all authorized Docker reads.

## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/kodac-runtime/src/trust/sandbox-observer-docker-control-plane.ts[504-566]

### Suggested implementation approach
- Register the abort listener as early as possible (before any potentially-slow synchronous work).
- Immediately after registering the listener, re-check `signal.aborted` and invoke the same teardown path (e.g., call `onAbort()` or `finishReject(new Error(...))`) to handle the “already aborted” case.
- Optionally add a unit test that aborts *synchronously* (or very shortly) during request setup to prove no late success is possible.

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2. Quadratic JSON scan ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ➹ Performance
Description
validateJsonSyntaxNoDuplicateKeys() creates a new suffix string via text.slice(index) during token
parsing, making the scan worst-case quadratic for large JSON bodies with many primitive tokens. This
can cause unnecessary CPU/allocation spikes when processing a bounded-but-adversarial Docker JSON
response.
Code

packages/kodac-runtime/src/trust/sandbox-observer-docker-control-plane.ts[R433-435]

+    const rest = text.slice(index)
+    const number = rest.match(/^-?(?:0|[1-9][0-9]*)(?:\.[0-9]+)?(?:[eE][+-]?[0-9]+)?/)
+    if (number) { index += number[0].length; return }
Relevance

●● Moderate

Team accepts some perf allocation fixes, but has rejected certain micro-optimizations; impact vs
bounds unclear.

PR-#63
PR-#88

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
Within the main parse loop, the validator slices the remaining suffix on every primitive-token
attempt, which repeatedly copies progressively smaller strings and leads to quadratic total work in
worst cases.

packages/kodac-runtime/src/trust/sandbox-observer-docker-control-plane.ts[396-440]

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## Issue description
The duplicate-key JSON syntax validator repeatedly executes `text.slice(index)` while scanning numbers/literals. Re-slicing the remaining suffix for many tokens causes avoidable O(n^2) copying and regex work.

## Issue Context
This code runs on every Docker list/inspect response before `JSON.parse()`. Responses are size-bounded, but 1 MiB is still large enough for noticeable CPU/GC overhead if scanned quadratically.

## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/kodac-runtime/src/trust/sandbox-observer-docker-control-plane.ts[396-440]

### Suggested implementation approach
- Replace `const rest = text.slice(index)` with parsing against the original string using:
 - a sticky regex (`/.../y`) with `re.lastIndex = index` and `re.exec(text)`, or
 - a small manual scanner for number and literal tokens.
- Keep the same validation semantics (no duplicate keys, depth limit) while making the scan linear in input size.
- Optionally add a micro-benchmark or adversarial test JSON shape (many small numbers) to guard against regressions.

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Review mode: ⚖️ Balanced: Downgraded extended -> standard: change is below the extended eligibility bar (hunks 3/18, lines 1055/200; both must reach the floor). Router rationale: This adds a large security-sensitive Docker control-plane implementation with multiple independent validation, transport, parsing, identity, and adapter paths whose subtle defects could have significant blast radius.

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433-438: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Avoid slicing the remaining input for every scalar token.

Line 433 copies the rest of the document at each number or literal token. Inspect bodies reach maxInspectResponseBytes (1 MiB), so the scan becomes quadratic in the scalar count and allocates large transient strings on the request path. Sticky regexes keep the same grammar without copies.

♻️ Proposed refactor to remove per-token slicing
+  const NUMBER = /-?(?:0|[1-9][0-9]*)(?:\.[0-9]+)?(?:[eE][+-]?[0-9]+)?/y
...
-    const rest = text.slice(index)
-    const number = rest.match(/^-?(?:0|[1-9][0-9]*)(?:\.[0-9]+)?(?:[eE][+-]?[0-9]+)?/)
-    if (number) { index += number[0].length; return }
-    for (const literal of ["true", "false", "null"] as const) {
-      if (rest.startsWith(literal)) { index += literal.length; return }
-    }
+    NUMBER.lastIndex = index
+    const number = NUMBER.exec(text)
+    if (number) { index = NUMBER.lastIndex; return }
+    for (const literal of ["true", "false", "null"] as const) {
+      if (text.startsWith(literal, index)) { index += literal.length; return }
+    }
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In `@packages/kodac-runtime/src/trust/sandbox-observer-docker-control-plane.ts`
around lines 433 - 438, Update the scalar-token scanning logic around the number
regex and boolean/null literal checks to avoid creating rest with
text.slice(index) for every token. Use index-aware matching, such as sticky
regular expressions anchored at the current position, while preserving the
existing number and literal grammar and index advancement behavior.
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Inline comments:
In `@packages/kodac-runtime/src/trust/sandbox-observer-docker-control-plane.ts`:
- Around line 564-565: Update the request setup around the abort listener
registration in the sandbox observer control-plane flow: after input.signal
registers onAbort, re-check whether it is already aborted and invoke the
existing abort handling when necessary before calling request.end(), preserving
the normal path for non-aborted signals.
- Around line 537-561: Update the response handling around the header-limit,
non-200 status, and body-limit branches to call finishReject with the intended
error before response.destroy(), preserving the bound error even if destruction
emits aborted or error events. Apply the same reject-before-destroy ordering in
the request abort callback before request.destroy().

In
`@packages/kodac-runtime/test/kdo-h4-r3f-docker-read-only-control-plane.test.ts`:
- Around line 282-292: Update the bounded Docker response read used by
resolveDockerControlPlaneBinding so destroying the request after exceeding the
size limit preserves and propagates the original “body exceeds bound” error
instead of replacing it with “Docker R3F response aborted”. Keep the oversized
case assertion in the test strict.
- Around line 263-278: Add a lifecycle mutation case to the cases matrix that
sets State.Running to false and expects the validator’s running-state rejection
message, preserving fail-closed behavior for inspect responses that no longer
report the container as running.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@packages/kodac-runtime/src/trust/sandbox-observer-docker-control-plane.ts`:
- Around line 433-438: Update the scalar-token scanning logic around the number
regex and boolean/null literal checks to avoid creating rest with
text.slice(index) for every token. Use index-aware matching, such as sticky
regular expressions anchored at the current position, while preserving the
existing number and literal grammar and index advancement behavior.
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