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…and (#2970) ## Summary Adds a `cleanup` subcommand to `scripts/pr_review.py` that runs the merged-feature-branch verify-then-delete in code, so the delete runs under the host-safety installer's existing `Bash(python3 scripts/pr_review.py:*)` allow rule instead of as a hand-typed delete the write guard or the auto-mode classifier refuses. `drive-pr` step 4 and `merge-and-release` step 8 now call it, and the hand form stays as the fallback for a host without that rule, with its commands reported paste-ready where the seat cannot run them. `python3 scripts/pr_review.py cleanup <number> --repo OWNER/NAME`: - Reads the head branch from the pull request. It takes no branch name. - Refuses (exit 1) unless the pull request is merged, its base is `develop`, its `headRepository.nameWithOwner` equals `--repo`, and the head branch is not `develop`, `main`, or the default branch read live. - Checks the same origin owner `comment` and `reply` check (exit 64). Then it binds the owner to `registry/repos.json` and admits only a registered repository or a fork, using `handoff.py`'s `require_write_scope`, which it imports rather than copies. - Refuses (exit 1) a branch that any ruleset (`rules/branches/{branch}`) or classic protection (`branches/{branch}`, `.protected`) covers. A read that fails or comes back in the wrong shape exits 2, and it never counts as "no rules". - Reads the ref by exact qualified name through GraphQL. A branch that is already gone exits 0. A tip that differs from `headRefOid` exits 1 and names both commits. Otherwise it sends `deleteRef` with the node id that same read returned. - Confirms the delete by reading the ref back. If the delete reported a failure but the ref is gone, it reports done. If the ref is still there, or the read-back does not answer, it exits 2. The delete's output is printed rather than suppressed. - Has no `--dry-run`, because no other subcommand of this script has one. `deleteRef` is the script's fifth mutation document, and the whole-source write test now pins five. The delete carries no expected tip, so this is verify-then-delete, the same gate the hand form uses, rather than a compare-and-swap. ## Tests `tests/test_pr_review.py` has new `CleanupCase` cases. They mock GraphQL and REST and use constructed names only. They cover: - each refusal - an already-gone branch - a moved tip - a read-back that still shows the ref - a read-back that does not answer - a delete that reports a failure, decided by the read-back either way - unread rule, protection, pull request, and tip reads - a branch name that would change a REST path - out-of-scope and registry refusals, an admitted fork, and an unreadable registry `cleanup` is also added to the cross-owner write table, which now also asserts that neither of the new transports is reached. The new subcommand was not run against any live branch. ## Local Review A strict local pass ran for three rounds, and the receipt was recorded at this head. Filed rather than fixed: - #2968: the installer's description of the allow rule now understates what it approves. The host-setup files are outside this lane. - #2969: deleting a branch another open pull request uses closes that pull request. The hand form already had this gap. Declined with evidence: - The concern that a private repository on a plan without rulesets would always exit 2. A read of a private fleet repository's `rules/branches` endpoint returned a JSON list. Left open after the edit budget was spent, class `introduced`: - No test asserts that the failed REST read's stderr and rc reach the output (`cleanup_rest`). Only the diagnostic text is uncovered. The exit 2 itself is covered. Closes #2967 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…on-Builtins, and Read a Local Branch Name Whole in the Write Guard (#2974) ## Summary This closes three allow gaps in `host-setup/agent-safety/claude/gh-write-guard.py`. Each fix adds a reading or a deny beside develop's and replaces none of develop's readings. - **An include override on a commit or push (#2958).** An `include.path`/`includeIf` override on `git commit` or `git push` now denies as a hooks-path override. The file it pulls in may set `core.hooksPath` where the guard cannot read it. `-c core.hooksPath=` was already denied the same way. - **An include override on a command that runs other git commands (#2960).** The override reaches every child git command, so on `rebase`, `submodule`, `bisect`, `filter-branch`, `difftool`, or `mergetool` it is unreadable whatever the arguments say. An `eval` argument holding an include key is now read as the command it runs, for the push check. The reading uses the quote mask and skips to each payload's end. It is bounded by the eval budget the wait rule already uses, and an include key met after that budget is spent fails closed. - **A local branch name and a non-builtin command (#2962).** - `_read_branch` keeps a local branch name whole, such as `release/1.0`, and also checks the stripped name develop read. The remote-tracking `@{push}` read is unchanged. - Under an include override, only a command git builds in is read as one no alias can shadow. An `--exec-path`, a `GIT_EXEC_PATH`, or a PATH change can hand any other name to an alias the file defines. That makes a separate `--exec-path` check redundant, so none is kept. - **Same-class reads found in local review.** An include key in a wrapper argument the guard does not read (`bash -c '$1' _ '...'`), or in a wrapper body past the nesting cap, now fails closed. The self-test carries discriminating cases for each one: develop allows them and this branch denies them. A `release/1.0` worktree in the real-repository push cases exercises the branch read. The agent-safety README's requirement 4 and the Claude kit README state the new denies. ## Differential Against Develop's Guard Develop's guard (the merge base, d2ed08c) and this branch's guard were loaded side by side and run over the same calls. - **Real-repository mode:** 7,214 constructed commands. They cross 15 global-option sets (include, includeIf, `--config-env`, mixed case, `--exec-path` before and after an include, `-C`, `core.hooksPath`, an inline alias) with 35 subcommands. Those cover push heads, commit, listed and unlisted names, non-builtins, every command-running subcommand, and fetch and merge. Each sits in 14 wrappers: plain, `eval` single-quoted, double-quoted, `--`, chained, `bash -c`, `sh -c`, eval inside a wrapper, a wrapper inside eval, `&&`, `;`, a leading `cd`, and `timeout`. The extras are PATH and `GIT_EXEC_PATH` prefixes, rows of 3 to 300 evals, an unread wrapper argument, and wrapper bodies 3 to 7 levels deep. Each command ran in a constructed repository's develop checkout and in worktrees on `feature/example`, `release/1.0`, `x/develop`, and `release/2.0` with a real upstream. They ran under six rule sets, one of which protects only the stripped names `1.0` and `example`. That is 216,420 calls per guard with no current-branch seam. - **Seam mode:** the same corpus under 7 current-branch seams, 5 rule seams, and the real and a pinned command list (504,980 calls). - **Self-test replay:** every `classify` call the branch self-test makes (845). - **Rule 6:** the corpus with a primary-checkout lookup (7,214 calls). **Allow flips (develop denies, this branch allows): zero in every mode.** Every deny flip, by the reason the branch gives, from real-repository mode's 1,354 distinct flipped commands: - 568: an include override on a command git does not build in (`instaweb`, `request-pull`, `mergetool`, `filter-branch`, and `submodule`, a script in git 2.47), plain or inside a now-read `eval`. - 448: an include override on a builtin command-running subcommand (`rebase`, `bisect`, `difftool`), `rebase --continue` included. - 209: an include override on a name git does not list, inside an `eval` this branch now reads. - 65: a bare or `HEAD` push from the `release/1.0` worktree, only under the rule set protecting `release/1.0`. These are the #2962 fix. - 58: an include override on a commit. - 4: an include key in a wrapper body past the nesting cap. - 1: an include key in an unread wrapper argument. - 1: an include key after a spent eval budget (a row of 300 evals). Seam mode adds one more class. An `eval` payload is now read under the pinned command list, which lacks `log` and `fetch`, so it denies there as an unlisted name. Rule 6 shows the same classes. A row of 20,000 `eval x;` before a push classifies in 1.46s on this branch against 1.27s on develop, both deny. ## Known New Over-Denials - Any include override on a commit or push. - An include override on any command git does not build in, even where git would run the real command rather than an alias. - An include override on `rebase`, `submodule`, `bisect`, `filter-branch`, `difftool`, or `mergetool`, whatever its arguments. - An include key in a wrapper's unread argument, or in a body past the nesting cap, even where it sits on a listed command. - After about 256 evals spend the reading budget, any include key later in that text. - An `eval` that is only an argument, as in `echo eval 'git -c include.path=/example/config p'`, is read as one that runs. Narrowing it is filed as #2975. ## Left Open Deliberately - An include or `core.hooksPath` override on a commit inside a quoted `eval` argument still passes the hook-bypass check, which does not read one. That is the #2943 class, and both READMEs now say so rather than claiming every such commit is denied. - A quote-split or positional-argument-split include key, as in `bash -c '$1 $2' _ git '-c include.path=...'`, is the #2959 word-rewrite class. - A config key that runs a command (`core.fsmonitor`, `diff.external`, `core.sshCommand`, `credential.helper`) set inline or by an included file, on any git command, is filed as #2972. It is the wider form #2958's comment raised. - A remote-tracking push target whose remote holds a slash, or whose abbreviation carries `remotes/`, is filed as #2973. ## Local Review Three local strict-review passes ran at the `frontier` tier. None found an allow flip against develop. Rounds one and two found same-class bypasses, an eval-chain false deny, a quadratic eval path after the budget, consolidation points, and doc claims, each fixed in the second and third commits. The deferred findings are the issues above. The third pass raised one sentence-length note on a docstring line, which is declined, since that check is in no gate and the sentence is a defensible form. Two more passes covered the README qualification Copilot asked for. After merge, the host-safety installer payload changes. The installer is not run here, and the maintainer runs it after promotion. Closes #2958 Closes #2960 Closes #2962 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…Write Guard (#2979) ## Summary This closes the write guard's gaps where the shell rewrites or drops a word before git reads it, in `host-setup/agent-safety/claude/gh-write-guard.py`, and names `pr_review.py cleanup` in the managed permission rule's description. Each guard fix adds a reading or a deny beside develop's and replaces none of develop's readings. - **Quote-split words and uppercase `GIT` (#2959).** The push and include pre-filters also read each command with its quotes and backslashes removed, with `git` matched without case. So `git p''ush origin develop`, `git "pu"sh ...`, `git p\ush ...`, `git -c 'inc''lude.path=/example/config' p`, and `GIT push ...` reach the existing push and include checks, which already read the joined tokens. The same widened match is used inside `_unreadable_push` for `eval`, wrapper, `-c`, and command-running arguments. - **Run-time words (#2959, #2961).** A new deny, `_rewritten_git_words`, fails closed rather than modeling the expansion. A run-time word is a `$`, a backtick, a brace expansion, or a lone parenthesis run from `$(`. It denies: - a run-time word where any git command's subcommand goes, which covers a backtick word ending the global options, as in ``git -c core.hooksPath=/dev/null `true` commit`` - a run-time global option word that word splitting may split, on any git command, or before no subcommand word at all - any run-time word among a push's or a commit's global options other than a directory option's value - a run-time word among a push's arguments, as in `git push origin $(echo develop)` or `"$B"` - a run-time word among a commit's arguments, other than a commit option's value whose expansions sit inside double quotes, or a path after `--` - a redirection where the subcommand goes or among the global options, unless git's first word is a terminal option such as `--version`, and a redirection target spanning several words on a push or commit, since the push and bypass readings stop at its parenthesis - **Comments (#2961).** An unquoted comment among a push's words denies, so `git push # feature/y` on a develop checkout is no longer read as an explicit push of `feature/y`. A comment on a commit only adds words the guard reads, which can only add a deny, so it is left alone. - **The managed permission rule (#2968).** The comment above `MANAGED_PERMISSIONS` and the Claude kit README name `cleanup` beside `reply`, and say every check for the delete lives inside the subcommand because the `:*` rule approves any arguments. No behavior changes in `install.py`. Only a git word in a command's position counts, so `grep -rn git "$W"` is no git command, and a git word after an unquoted `(` counts, so `<(git ...)` is read. The common agent shapes still allow: a heredoc `-m "$(cat <<'EOF' ...)"` message (with apostrophes, backticks, braces, or one unbalanced double quote in its body), `-m "$MSG"`, `--author="$A"`, `git -C "$W" push origin feature/x`, unquoted `git -C $W commit`/`push`, and `git -C "$W" log`/`status`/`diff`. Requirement 4 in `host-setup/agent-safety/README.md` and the guard bullet in the Claude kit README state the new denies. ## Differential Against Develop's Guard Develop's guard (the merge base, e98def1) and this branch's guard were loaded side by side and run over the same calls. - **Corpus:** 18,393 constructed commands. They cross 35 heads with 8 mutation families and 12 wrappers. The heads are 18 push forms, 9 commit forms including two heredoc messages, and 8 other git commands. The mutation families are quote splits of `push`/`commit`/`include`/`git`/`develop` (uppercase and mixed-case `git` among them), run-time refspecs (`$(...)`, backtick, `$B`, `"$B"`, `${B}`, `$'...'`, an empty expansion, a substitution holding a `;`), run-time subcommands, run-time global options (`-c "$X"`, `` `true` ``, `$(true)`, `-C "$W"`, `-C $W`, `-C $(pwd)`, `--git-dir=`, `--work-tree=`, `$OPTS`), comments, run-time commit arguments, and redirections. The wrappers are plain, `bash -c`, `sh -c ... _ develop`, `eval` quoted and unquoted, a leading `cd`, `&&`, `;`, `timeout`, a subshell, `x=$(...)`, and `grep -rn`. Sixteen shapes the issues name are added whole. - **Real-repository mode:** each command in a constructed repository's develop checkout and in worktrees on `feature/example`, `release/1.0`, and `x/develop`, each with a real upstream, under six rule sets, one protecting only the stripped names `1.0` and `example`. That is 441,432 calls per guard with no current-branch seam. - **Seam mode:** the same corpus under 6 current-branch seams and 4 rule seams (441,432 calls). - **Self-test replay:** every `classify` call the branch self-test makes (894), with each pinned command list mirrored into develop's module. - **Rule 6:** the corpus with a primary-checkout lookup (18,393 calls). **Allow flips (develop denies, this branch allows): zero in every mode. Crashes: zero.** Every deny flip, by the reason the branch gives, from real-repository mode's 7,303 distinct flipped commands: - 2,721: a run-time word where the subcommand goes (`git $S`, `git $(echo push)`, `` git `true` commit ``, `git -C $(pwd) status`). - 1,485: a quote-split or uppercase push now read by the existing push check, denied as a pull-request, force, delete, or unresolved-branch push. - 1,424: a run-time push argument. - 764: a comment among a push's words. - 320: a run-time commit argument (`"$F"` before `--`, `-m $M`, `$(echo --no-verify)`, `--author=$A`). - 237: a quote-split push or include key now read inside an `eval` or wrapper argument, or under an include override. - 180: a redirection target spanning several words (`2>$(mktemp)`). - 170: a run-time global option word on a push or commit (`-c "$X"`, `-c user.email=$E`). - 2: a quote-split push inside an inline alias value or a `rebase --exec` argument. Seam mode gives the same classes over 7,561 distinct commands. Rule 6 gives 3,009, the same classes less those rule 6 already denies on develop. The self-test replay flips are exactly the 37 new discriminating cases. Each new deny case fails against develop's guard, which `_GIT_CASES` run against develop's module confirms. On long commands the branch costs about 1.4s more on a 3,000-line heredoc commit (5.5s against 4.0s) and about 1.2s more on 2,000 chained `git -C "$W" status` commands. ## Known New Over-Denials - Any run-time push refspec or remote, such as `git push origin "$B"` or `"$(git branch --show-current)"`. - Any run-time word where a git command's subcommand goes, on any command, such as `git $S`, `git "$@"`, and `git -C $(pwd) status`. - An unquoted run-time global option value that may split, such as `git -C $W` with no subcommand word, or `git --namespace $X log`. Any run-time global option on a push or commit other than a directory value, such as `git -c user.email="$E" commit`. - An unquoted run-time commit argument, such as `-m $MSG`, `--author=$A`, or `-m $(cat file)`, and a quoted one before `--` that no option takes, such as `git commit -m x "$F"`. - Any comment among a push's words, such as `git push origin feature/x # note`. - A redirection target spanning several words on a push or commit, such as `2>$(mktemp)`. - A redirection before the subcommand, such as `git 2>/dev/null status`, unless git's first word is a terminal option such as `--version`. - A `-m` value whose quote-keeping token cannot be read, other than one closed `"$(...)"` word, when some other part of the command breaks that token reading. ## Left Open Deliberately - An unquoted directory value that word splitting splits into more options, as in `X='. -c core.hooksPath=/dev/null'; git -C $X commit`, stays read as it stands, since an unquoted `git -C $W commit` is a common agent spelling. Filed as #2977. A brace expansion in a directory value denies. - A git word the guard never sees as git, a backtick-opened `` `git push ...` `` or a run-time command word `G=git; $G push`, is filed as #2976. - An abbreviated `--no-verify`, as in `git commit --no-veri`, is outside this class and filed as #2978. ## Local Review Eight local strict-review passes ran at the `frontier` tier, each recorded. None found an allow flip against develop. Each of the first five found gaps in this change's own fix, fixed in the commits after the first: - a quoted part before an unquoted expansion in a commit value - a run-time option value supplying the subcommand, on any git command - abbreviated value options taking `--` as their value - brace expansion, quoted parts inside a brace included - a multi-token redirection target, and a redirection where the subcommand goes or among the global options, numbered and `{name}` forms included - a terminal option such as `--version` exempting a redirection, now only as git's first word, which also clears the `git --version >/dev/null 2>&1` over-deny an earlier commit introduced The sixth pass raised one deny-reason wording mismatch, fixed in a commit the seventh pass confirmed changes that string alone. The eighth pass covered the fix for Copilot's quoted-operator finding and found no open issue. Declined: - Sharing `_opaque_cd`'s run-time predicate would replace a develop reading, since its exclusions differ. - `git -C "$W" --version >/dev/null` denies, since the terminal-option exception holds only as git's first word. Agents write `git --version` first, so it is a stated over-deny. - Sentence-length findings are declined as style, since that check is in no gate. No local finding is open. ## Verification - `gh-write-guard.py --selftest`: SELFTEST PASS, 37 new discriminating cases and 12 new controls. - `ruff check`, `ruff format --check`, `mypy`, `python3 -m unittest discover -s tests`, `spec/audit.py --selftest`, `test_install.py`, `build_dist.py --check`, `repo_gate.py` (default, `eol`, `eol-coverage`), `prose_lint.py` on the changed files and `--diff` against the merge base, `spec/validate.py`, and `docker_lint.py` all pass. 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scripts/pr_review.py |
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cleanupsubcommand toscripts/pr_review.pythat runs the merged-feature-branch verify-then-delete in code. It reads the head branch from the merged pull request, refuses a base other thandevelop, a head from another repository, a protected or default branch, and a repository outside the registry, reads the ref by its qualified name, deletes only when its tip matchesheadRefOid, and confirms the delete by reading the ref back.drive-prstep 4 andmerge-and-releasestep 8 now call it, with the hand form kept as the fallbackgh-write-guarddeny aninclude.path/includeIfoverride on a commit or push, on a command that runs other git commands (rebase,submodule,bisect,filter-branch,difftool,mergetool), and on any command git does not build in. It reads anevalargument holding an include key as the command it runs, and keeps a local branch name such asrelease/1.0whole when checking it against the rule set. A differential against the previous guard found zero allow flips, and the known new over-denials are listed in that pull requestgh-write-guardread quote-split words and an uppercaseGITthrough the existing push and include checks, and fail closed on a run-time word (an expansion, a substitution, a backtick, a brace expansion) where the subcommand goes, among a push's or a commit's global options or arguments, on a redirection before the subcommand, and on an unquoted comment among a push's words. The managed permission rule's description now namespr_review.py cleanup. A differential against the previous guard found zero allow flips, and the known new over-denials and the gaps left open (Read a Backtick-Opened or Run-Time Git Command Word in the Write Guard #2976, Decide Whether an Unquoted Directory Option Value Fails Closed in the Write Guard #2977, Read an Abbreviated --no-verify on a Commit or Push in the Write Guard #2978) are listed in that pull requestAfter this merges, the host-safety installer payload changes, so the maintainer runs the installer after promotion.
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