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DesiredState gains semanticPolicies + jevMode, DesiredPolicy gains authority + reviewedBy (all optional, skipped when empty so today's desired-state.json and active.json are byte-identical). Semantic artifacts go through the same same-origin sha-verified fetch into artifacts/<sha>.json, and both lists activate in ONE atomic active.json write. Repair-from-cache covers semantic artifacts. The poll sends policyErrors (CLI errors.json merged with the daemon's own reconcile errors, persisted in daemon-errors.json), URL-encoded and capped at 4 KiB by truncating the list, only once either side has an error state. CLOUD_POLICIES.md: new fields, error report, and the stale cloud-managed / deployments/ / cloud.json names fixed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- cloud-managed-policies: readCloudJevPolicies() reads active.json
semanticPolicies, verifies each artifact's sha256 and parses it with the
pack manifest's own parsePackSemantic (now exported; no second parser).
Fail-open per entry, logged once, reported. Sets are pack-shaped with
source cloud:<id>@<version>, effect enforce. readCloudJevMode() for the
hook path.
- effective-reviewers: withCloudSemantic() = packs ∪ Cloud, Cloud winning a
name clash (the pack's same-named check dropped with one warning; a
reserved name claimed by Cloud stays void and shadows nothing). The
reviewer set, the question set (resolveSemanticPolicies), the contest and
the coverage survey all use it, under the one question budget. A both
policy's reviewedBy is honoured.
- jev-config: loadJevConfigForCloudMode() — Cloud's jevMode overrides the
local mode (local off included); provider from jev.json, else the Cloud
Jev credential as provider failproofai, else jev_unconfigured.
handler.ts readJevConfig applies it.
- cloud-policy-errors: errors.json {errors:[{id,version,kind,message}]},
written atomically and only on change, from the hook path: Cloud JS load
failures (loader now returns cloudFailures), semantic sha/parse failures,
dropped declarations, reviewedBy naming a missing check, jev_unconfigured.
- Cloud Jev decisions are attributed as cloudPolicyId/cloudVersion.
- Surfaces: policies lists kind + Jev checks under a FailproofAI Cloud label
and the Cloud Jev mode; jev status shows Cloud checks and "mode set by
FailproofAI Cloud"; config --disconnect also removes errors.json and
daemon-errors.json (the Jev half lives in active.json and goes with it).
- Tests: __tests__/hooks/cloud-jev-policies.test.ts (39), with the shared
contract fixtures copied to __tests__/fixtures/cloud-jev/.
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- `fp policies publish <id> --kind regex|jev|both [--source] [--semantic]`: sends kind + semantic (source omitted for jev); the kind follows from the inputs when omitted, a contradiction is exit 2 before any request. The semantic file gets a shape check only (1-24 named objects); the server and each machine's parser own the rules. JavaScript with Jev fields is still refused, now pointing at --kind both --semantic. - `fp fleet deploy ... --jev-mode off|observe|enforce|local`: jevMode sent only when given (absent = unchanged); --jev-mode alone is a deploy; the plan shows and carries the mode change; observe on a jev version is refused (exit 2) with the mode that does it. - Models carry kind/semantic/semanticSha256/authority/reviewedBy, deployment and machine jevMode, machine policyErrors/policyErrorsAt (emitted in --json only when the server sends them). - policies list/show print kind + Jev check names (show also the declarations); fleet list shows "N errors", fleet show the Jev mode and the reported errors. - permissions.py unchanged (the contract adds no permission). - Docs: fp README, skill, commands reference; the public Cloud CLI reference, deploy guide and FailproofAI Cloud Jev page; CHANGELOGs. - Tests: fp-cloud-cli/tests/test_cloud_jev.py (38). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… the report - The maintenance lane no longer rebuilds active.json from desired-state.json on a machine that is not enrolled (review M2): it put the old org's JS policies, Jev checks and Jev mode back within one interval of `config --disconnect`. An enrolled machine, reachable or not, and one with an unreadable credential still repair as before. - A poll in flight during a disconnect is abandoned before it persists anything (ReconcileError::Withdrawn), and records no error state. - On a machine put back on OSS (mode oss), leftover Cloud state is removed (desired-state.json first), so nothing can rebuild from it. - An artifact fetch that never got an HTTP answer is not recorded as a policy error (review n1). - policyErrors messages are redacted on the way out: home -> ~, other absolute paths -> basename (CONTRACT C9.5). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rts without paths Review fixes on the CLI side (CONTRACT C9): - M2: `config --disconnect` removes desired-state.json first, then active.json. - C9.4 / m2: a `both` policy's reviewedBy is honoured only for checks its OWN Jev half loaded; when that half fails, an installed pack's same-named check no longer clears the org's regex verdict (hard + reported). - C9.2 / m5: Cloud checks spend the one question budget first; every dropped check is reported (`jev_budget: dropped <name> (<n> chars over)`, kind jev under the policy, or kind daemon under pack:<id>). Cloud Jev checks deployed with no Cloud mode and no working local setup report jev_unconfigured. - C9.3 / m1: an observe `both` whose Jev half is withheld reports nothing and lists as both. - C9.5 / m4: errors.json messages carry no local paths (home -> ~, other absolute paths -> basename). - m3: active.json, the Jev artifacts and the Jev config/credential are read once per change (keys: dev, ino, mode, size, mtime/ctime ns); JS artifacts are still hashed right before import. - n3: `policies` lists a Jev half that failed and a both policy whose JS half could not be read; a Jev-only machine's rows carry its deployment. - A test pins questionChars to the shared semantic-valid-chars.json fixture. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…v mode; docs
- C9.1: `fp fleet deploy --jev-mode X` with no change to the set calls the new
PUT /api/enforcement/deployments/{id}/jev-mode route, which never touches the
policy set (a machine with no deployment still gets its first via deploy).
New `fp fleet jev-mode <machine…|--all> <mode>` does the same for one or
many machines; --all skips machines with no deployment, a named one with none
is refused before writing, and one machine's failure does not stop the rest.
- m6: `fleet rollback` reads the target generation's Jev mode and says
`jev mode <now> → <then>` in the prompt and result (`jevModeBefore` in JSON);
`fleet history` has a jev column and marks a mode-only generation.
- m7: help/docs say `enforce` lets Jev's checks BLOCK as well as clear, that the
mode is machine-wide (installed packs' checks too), and that an observe both
withholds its Jev checks; deploy.mdx no longer says "nothing else changes"
when a check fails (a both policy stays hard).
- Root CHANGELOG: the review fixes under 1.0.10-beta.0 (Features + Fixes).
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The import boundary said the handler never names semantic/pack-policies. C9.2 needs the machine to measure the one Jev question budget for errors.json, so the handler now reaches it through exactly one DYNAMIC import, only where FailproofAI Cloud has deployed Jev checks and not switched Jev off. The test now pins that shape (no static import, one dynamic import, behind that guard) instead of the blanket "never". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ut a warning The server withholds the Jev half of an observe `both` (C9.3), and the error report already leaves that case out (D-FB-4). Registration did not: with no Jev half deployed the policy was judged against the machine-wide reviewer set, refused, and warned "asks to be reviewable, but reviewedBy names …" on the hook's stderr. Found by the e2e run against the real server: on an in-process machine that is every tool call, naming unrelated Cloud and pack checks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…er has errors.json is rewritten only when a hook runs, so after a Cloud-side fix the fleet page kept the old errors until the machine's next tool call (e2e observation 3). The poll now drops CLI entries about a policy that is not in the active deployment at that version, a jev_unconfigured the deployment's Jev mode and checks can no longer produce (the same conditions the CLI's recordCloudPolicyErrors uses), and a pack budget drop with no Cloud Jev checks or with Jev off. Machine-level entries and the daemon's own reconcile errors are kept; an unreadable active.json filters nothing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…er packs declare Registration already binds an observe both whose Jev half the server withheld to hard (C9.3/C9.4), and the report leaves it out, but surveyReviewableCoverage still judged it by the machine-wide reviewer set, so `jev status` counted it reviewable when an installed pack declared one of its reviewedBy names (review F2). The survey now applies the same rule. The new test pins all three places with a same-named pack installed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The input fed a LOADED Jev half together with "not loaded" errors for it (review F3). The errors are now what a loaded half actually reports: a declaration its parser dropped — the reason the expected "reviewedBy names acme-y" entry exists — still duplicated to pin the dedup. The failed-half case stays pinned end to end by the C9.4 tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`file:///tmp/fp-load-1/x.mjs` and `open:/etc/x` kept their non-home paths in a policy error report, because a path could not start after `:` (review F6; the home pass still removed the username). Both copies — redactLocalPaths and redact_local_paths — now start a path after `:` unless it opens a URL's `//host`, so `https://host/path` is still left alone. Same new cases in both suites, plus a check that the second pass (CLI then daemon) is a no-op. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tory The idle-tick cleanup of a machine put back on OSS deletes desired-state.json, active.json, errors.json and daemon-errors.json from whatever directory the cloud policy directory override names, which may be shared with unrelated files of those names (review F7). It now runs only in the default directory. The override check is shared with cloud_managed_policy_dir so the two read the same variable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`fp policies list/show` now print what a jev/both version's checks take of a
machine's Jev question budget (the server's `jevChars`), and a deploy refused
with 422 `jev_budget_exceeded` lists the body's `policies[{id, version,
chars}]`, largest first, as the error's hint (box and `--json`) — the message
alone carried only the total (review F5, e2e observation 4).
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CONTRACT C10.1 (user decision 2026-09-30): Jev policies and the Jev half of `both` policies live only on FailproofAI Cloud. The daemon no longer reads `semanticPolicies` from desired-state, fetches semantic artifacts, writes `artifacts/<sha>.json` or repairs them. Removed: `DesiredState.semantic_policies`, `DesiredSemanticPolicy`, `ActiveDeployment.semantic_policies`, `ActiveSemanticPolicy`, the semantic artifact path and the semantic half of `repair_active_from_cache`. Kept: `jevMode`, `authority`/`reviewedBy` on `both` JS entries, the `policyErrors` report, the disconnect-sticks fix (M2), path redaction. A `semanticPolicies` key from a server is ignored like any unknown field. One left in an `active.json` by the pre-release build is dropped on read before the strict parse (only that key; any other unknown key is still refused) so such a machine keeps enforcing. The stale-report filter now keeps `jev_unconfigured`, `transcripts_disabled` and pack `jev_budget` drops only while Cloud's Jev mode is observe/enforce. Tests that pinned the removed delivery were rewritten on purpose (intended change): semantic fetch/activate/repair/validate tests become "a server still naming Jev checks is never fetched from" and "a leftover key is ignored safely"; the stale-report tables follow the new rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…v mode CONTRACT C10 (user decision 2026-09-30). Jev policies and the Jev half of `both` policies live only on FailproofAI Cloud; the machine holds the Cloud Jev mode and a `both` policy's JS half (authority/reviewedBy), nothing else. Removed (C10.1): the Cloud declaration loader (`readCloudJevPolicies`, artifact digest/parse, `cloudOwnCheckNames`), the packs ∪ Cloud union and Cloud-first budget in `resolveSemanticPolicies` (back to installed packs only, as at 123e38f), `bindReviewedBy`, and the D-FB-3 "Cloud sets no Jev mode" report. Kept: jevMode, authority/reviewedBy, errors.json with redaction, the read-once active.json cache, disconnect cleanup. New (C10.2/C10.3/C10.5): - jevMode off: no Jev. observe/enforce: every gated tool call goes to /enforcement/v1/jev/systemone on the Cloud Jev credential (jev.json is not used), with the global intent questions always and a `cloud` block (machineId, facts, targetScan = scanTargets as sorted arrays, userSaid, agentLastMessage, userSaidCut, intentMode, localPolicies). No credential -> no call + `jev_unconfigured`; a --no-transcripts connection -> no call + `transcripts_disabled`. No jevMode: today's local behaviour. - The reply's `cloud.verdict` is validated field by field; pack checks are decided from the answers minus `droppedLocal` (Cloud's short-circuit reply needs no answers), and the two verdicts merge (cloud first, most severe wins, deny reason cloud first, instruct lines joined once, beyondTask OR) before combine.ts, unchanged. - A `both` policy registers reviewable by `cloud:<id>/<name>` only while Cloud's mode asks, and only its own Cloud outcomes (origin.cloudPolicyId) satisfy it — never a pack's check of the same name. Translated before the loader so a shared artifact merges names that still say whose. - `droppedLocal` is reported as `pack:<id>` `jev_budget: dropped <name>`, kept per machine/deployment/mode in cloud-policies/jev-budget.json so the report does not flap between tool calls. - Any Cloud failure, timeout or malformed reply is today's fallback; nothing is written to disk. - `jev status`: "Jev checks run on FailproofAI Cloud (mode: X)" plus each both policy's Cloud reviewers, no check contents; `policies` lists both policies and no Jev-only entries. Tests that pinned the removed behaviour were rewritten on purpose (intended change): cloud-jev-policies.test.ts (on-machine loader, union, budget, C9.4 binding), and the Cloud-assignment cases of policy-authority-collapse/-roundtrip and policy-reviewability, which pinned a Cloud assignment reviewable by an installed pack's check (C10.5 forbids that). policy-attribution.test.ts's Cloud mock now stubs every active.json reader (isolation). The import-boundary test returns to its base form: the handler no longer names the pack resolver at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Help text only. `fleet deploy`, `fleet jev-mode` and `policies publish` say "Jev checks run on FailproofAI Cloud; nothing is installed on the machine" and that a machine with an observe/enforce mode sends each checked tool call to FailproofAI Cloud (jev.json not used). `fleet show` and `fleet jev-mode` name what a machine reports when it cannot ask (`jev_unconfigured`, `transcripts_disabled`) and the `jev_budget` drop, instead of the on-machine artifact and parse failures that no longer exist. README, skill reference and fp CHANGELOG follow; two help tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`crates/CLOUD_POLICIES.md`: no semantic artifacts or `semanticPolicies` on the machine any more (a leftover key is ignored), a "Cloud Jev" section on when and how the machine calls FailproofAI Cloud, the new report entries and `jev-budget.json`. The deploy guide and the FailproofAI Cloud Jev page say the checks run on FailproofAI Cloud with nothing installed on the machine, that a Cloud mode overrides jev.json, and what `transcripts_disabled` / `jev_unconfigured` mean. The 1.0.10-beta.0 CHANGELOG entries describe what ships instead of the on-machine delivery. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Checked against builder S's server (c10-server-shapes.md, jev_cloud.rs): Cloud refuses a `cloud` block over 256 KiB of serialized BYTES, so the floor under it now counts UTF-8 bytes (240,000) rather than UTF-16 units. 108,000 characters of CJK prompt are ~324 KB and used to pass the check, then be refused by Cloud (a fallback). The test pins that case and that a block which fits is left whole. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two user decisions for CONTRACT C10 (they close D-M-13 and the open timeout question in c10-machine.md): - A session pause suspends LOCAL policy only. Cloud JS assignments were already exempt; FailproofAI Cloud's Jev checks now are too. Under a Cloud mode that asks, a paused session's gated calls still go to Cloud, with the global questions and no installed pack's check (`localPolicies: []`), and Cloud's verdict applies. With no Cloud mode (BYOK + packs) or Cloud `off`, a pause still switches Jev off entirely, as before. - The Cloud Jev call waits CLOUD_JEV_TIMEOUT_MS = 5000 ms (one more hop than a direct provider call). A local BYOK jev.json keeps its own timeoutMs or the 3000 ms default. Tests (cloud-jev-policies.test.ts): paused call still reaches Cloud without the pack check and Cloud's deny applies; unpaused session still sends the pack check; no-mode/off + pause makes no call; a 3.6 s Cloud answer is applied; the Cloud config carries 5000 and BYOK 3000. Three of them fail on the previous code. The "never answers" test's comment now says 5 s. Docs: CHANGELOG 1.0.10-beta.0 entry, crates/CLOUD_POLICIES.md, docs/reference/jev-cloud.mdx timeout row. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…eview M1) Cloud decides its checks on the cloud block, whose human turns and target words are redacted; the local decider reads them unredacted. A substring check over redacted words flips either way: `<redacted:assigned secret>` named `./secret` for Cloud alone, and a secret-shaped target hid the partly-named guard. buildCloudBlock now runs what Cloud's decide reads from the targets (group count, "a human spoke", everyTargetNamed, and in v1 partlyNamed) on both the block and the unredacted call, and sends the scan incomplete when they differ, which clears nothing. Redaction markers in userSaid become a letter-free placeholder, and the size floor keeps [""] (a human spoke) with the scan incomplete. The floor test's `userSaid: []` expectation changes on purpose; the four probe rows of the review are pinned and fail on the previous code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ent CLI (review M2) FailproofAI Cloud decides its Jev checks with a Rust port of selectPolicies, compileRequest's per-policy questions, questionChars, scanTargets and decide/decideV1, pinned by three fixtures generated from this TypeScript. Nothing here checked them, so a tuned threshold or a reworded question kept both repos green while Cloud diverged. The fixtures (byte-identical to agenteye server/tests/fixtures/cloud_jev/) and their generator now live in __tests__/fixtures/cloud-jev/, and cloud-jev-parity.test.ts replays every case (2,200 decide, 224 compile, 480 select, 56 parser round-trips and questionChars, the thresholds and the global question ids) through the current code. A failure says to regenerate with generators/run.sh, copy the files into agenteye and port the change. Both repos pin the fixtures' sha256. toSemanticPolicy is exported for it. The generator's BigInt literals became BigInt() calls for the repo's ES2017 target; its output is unchanged apart from provenance (checked). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ashes and stale pack drops (review M3, m2, m3) M3: under a Cloud Jev mode every gated call is a Cloud call, and a rate-limited or failing Cloud fell back to the regex silently, costing up to 5 s per call while hung. semantic/cloud-jev-health.ts (warm-worker memory, keyed by endpoint + machine id): - a circuit breaker: 3 failures in a row (timeout, network, 5xx, malformed, model mismatch) skip Cloud Jev for 60 s (reason `unavailable`), then one half-open trial; a 429 is not a failure (its Retry-After is honoured by cloudRetryAfter as before) and ends the streak, an abort frees the trial; - errors.json `jevMode` entries `jev_rate_limited: <n> calls fell back to regex in the last 10 min` and `jev_unavailable: …`, merged on change (count refreshed at most every 30 s), cleared by an answered call. m3: a droppedLocal name also in the reply's asked/droppedCloud was dropped for a same-named Cloud check (D-S-2) and is reported as `jev_name_clash: <name> (the FailproofAI Cloud check is used)`; jev-budget.json entries gain `clash: true`. No wire change. m2 / e2e O1: the daemon's poll keeps a pack drop report only while jev-budget.json is of the active deployment and Jev mode and the pack is still in installed.json (paths::packs_dir mirrors packsRoot()), and keeps the health reports only while Cloud's mode asks; the CLI leaves out drops of uninstalled packs too. So the fleet clears at the next poll. fp: `fleet show` help names the three new codes. Tests changed on purpose: the daemon's current_policy_errors / cli_entry_is_current tests pass the new pack context, and the pack drop kept under observe now needs its record and installed pack. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
m7: `config --pause` (and its status) said only Cloud-managed policies keep enforcing; since 2a6f8fb0 FailproofAI Cloud's Jev checks do too, and the copy says so. m8: the daemon removes `artifacts/<sha256>.json` (Jev declarations a pre-release build delivered to the machine) after the next activation, digest-named files only; the JS artifacts are `.mjs`. n8: a Cloud reason over 8,192 characters is cut rather than refused, so Cloud's verdict is never dropped for it. n10: a known inert tool is answered from its name before prepareSemantic builds the envelope and its redaction passes. The pause test's expected copy changes on purpose; the n8/n10 tests fail on the previous code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… user decision) A machine connected with transcripts on gets a jev.json naming the FailproofAI Cloud provider. Reconnected with --no-transcripts, that file was kept, so with no Cloud mode set and a Jev pack installed its tool calls kept going to FailproofAI Cloud on the local path. Now the decisions-only connect removes it with removeCloudJevConfig, the rule config --disconnect uses (the Cloud's file and not switched off; a BYOK file, or a Cloud file the owner switched off, stays), and prints one line: Jev via FailproofAI Cloud stays off on this machine, and how to switch it on. The Jev key stays stored. Tests changed on purpose: the two that pinned "a Cloud jev.json is left alone and Jev still sends" now pin its removal and the one line; the switched-off and other-origin cases are split out. Public docs updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…limits, outages and name clashes crates/CLOUD_POLICIES.md: the circuit breaker, `jev_rate_limited` / `jev_unavailable` under `jevMode`, `jev_name_clash`, and which reports the daemon keeps (a pack drop only while jev-budget.json is of the active deployment and mode and the pack is installed). docs/reference/jev-cloud.mdx: the 5 s wait, the breaker, the new fleet codes, and that `config --pause` does not stop FailproofAI Cloud's Jev checks (2a6f8fb0) while it pauses installed packs' checks. docs/policies/deploy.mdx: the new codes, and a name clash. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s naming check (review M1) Found live (c10-fix smoke SR.1): the intent store keeps the human's turns narrowly redacted, so the machine's own reading of "--password hunter2 …" already holds `<redacted:assigned secret>`, whose label names `./secret`. The block's copy is letter-free, the readings differ, and the scan goes out incomplete: Cloud keeps a deny the machine's own decider would clear, which is the stricter direction the fix promises. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Cloud-managed Jev evaluation, fleet controls, error reporting, and daemon state handling are broadly integrated. One data-safety issue remains in the new legacy-artifact cleanup when a custom cloud-policy directory is used. What this changesflowchart LR
n0CloudJevevaluator["+ Cloud Jev evaluator"]
n1Clouddeploymentstate["~ Cloud deployment state"]
n2Daemonpolicysync["~ Daemon policy sync"]
n3Policyerrorreporting["+ Policy error reporting"]
n4FleetmanagementCLI["~ Fleet management CLI"]
n5PolicypublishingCLI["~ Policy publishing CLI"]
n6CloudJevtests["+ Cloud Jev tests"]
n1Clouddeploymentstate -- "Jev mode and reviewers" --> n0CloudJevevaluator
n0CloudJevevaluator -- "merged policy outcomes" --> n1Clouddeploymentstate
n0CloudJevevaluator -- "health and budget drops" --> n3Policyerrorreporting
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questionCharsreplay passes when the fixture recordsnull.The generator writes
questionChars: nullwhenpack-policies.tsfails to import. That happens on gen-parity.ts Line 608. In that case,COMPILE.questionChars[c.id]on Line 155 throws a TypeError. The failure message does not explain the cause. Assert at the start of the test that the fixture recorded the counts. Also fail the generator when the import fails, so a degraded fixture is never written.Proposed fix
it("questionChars (the budget measure) gives every declaration's count", () => { + expect(COMPILE.questionChars, `compile-parity.json has no questionChars. ${DRIFT}`).not.toBeNull(); const decls = Object.values(DECIDE.declarations) as SemanticManifestEntry[];🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 988-991: The post-poll repair can restore policy files after a
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High: Disconnect deletes files from an overridden shared policy directory
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DATA-001 - Location:
src/hooks/cloud-managed-policies.ts:174 - Evidence:
runDisconnectCommand()always callsclearActiveCloudManagedPolicies()(src/hooks/cloud-enrollment-cli.ts:354). That function obtains its root directly fromFAILPROOFAI_CLOUD_POLICY_DIRand unconditionally removesdesired-state.json,errors.json,daemon-errors.json,jev-budget.json, andactive.json(src/hooks/cloud-managed-policies.ts:174-190). The daemon explicitly treats this override as potentially shared and avoids the same cleanup for that reason. In an isolated container, setting the override to a temporary shared directory containing unrelated files with those names and calling the function removed all five files. - Required change: Apply the same override guard to the CLI disconnect path. Do not delete files from an overridden root; ensure OSS mode prevents hook loading from that root, or require a dedicated, validated policy directory before removing state.
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Hermes — High/High (DATA-001): Disconnect deletes files from an overridden shared policy directory
runDisconnectCommand() always calls clearActiveCloudManagedPolicies() (src/hooks/cloud-enrollment-cli.ts:354). That function obtains its root directly from FAILPROOFAI_CLOUD_POLICY_DIR and unconditionally removes desired-state.json, errors.json, daemon-errors.json, jev-budget.json, and active.json (src/hooks/cloud-managed-policies.ts:174-190). The daemon explicitly treats this override as potentially shared and avoids the same cleanup for that reason. In an isolated container, setting the override to a temporary shared directory containing unrelated files with those names and calling the function removed all five files.
Required change: Apply the same override guard to the CLI disconnect path. Do not delete files from an overridden root; ensure OSS mode prevents hook loading from that root, or require a dedicated, validated policy directory before removing state.
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Fixed in bfde4b5. clearActiveCloudManagedPolicies now returns without deleting any file when FAILPROOFAI_CLOUD_POLICY_DIR is overridden. Disconnect writes explicit OSS mode before cleanup; the shared active-manifest reader treats that mode as a veto, so retained JavaScript assignments and Cloud Jev mode are not loaded. Regression tests preserve all five named files byte-for-byte in a shared override and verify the old Cloud deployment is inert after disconnect. The focused suite passed 183 tests, TypeScript, and lint; a rebuilt-package Docker smoke also passed after restacking.
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🟠 Major · Serialize disconnect with reconciliation. · cloud_policies.rs:627-630
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftSerialize disconnect with reconciliation.
config --disconnectand the daemon can interleave. The daemon can passwithdrawn(), thenconfig --disconnectcan remove the files before or between the separate writes. Reconciliation can then recreate one or both policy files after disconnect.A live predicate does not make the check and writes atomic. Use a shared cross-process lock. Hold it across the final withdrawal check and both writes, and hold the same lock across all disconnect removals.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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Pass the withdrawal guard to cached repair in the credential-error branch.
When credential resolution returns Err, this branch repairs with a constant false predicate. If config --disconnect removes both state files after repair reads the cached snapshot, repair can write desired-state.json and active.json again. The live enrolment_withdrawn guard preserves repair for unreadable credentials because it returns false for that error, but returns true when the disconnect marker resolves to Ok(None).
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| eprintln!("[failproofaid] cloud enrolment error: {err}"); | |
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- Medium/High Legacy Jev cleanup deletes files from an overridden policy directory — After every activated deployment,
reconcile_unlessunconditionally callsremove_semantic_leftovers()(cloud_policies.rs:676-677). That helper deletes everyartifacts/<64 lowercase hex>.jsonunderPolicyStore.rootwithout establishing that this daemon created it (lines 842-855).PolicyStore.rootcan be supplied throughFAILPROOFAI_CLOUD_POLICY_DIR; the related OSS cleanup explicitly avoids an overridden directory because it may be shared (cloud_client.rs:485-489). Thus a normal Cloud activation against a shared override irreversibly removes an unrelated digest-named JSON file. (crates/failproofaid/src/cloud_policies.rs:677)
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Description
Adds the machine-side support for Cloud-managed
regex,jev, andbothpolicies.both, and an optional machine-wide Jev mode.observeorenforce.bothpolicy's own Cloud outcomes to clear its regex verdict.--no-transcriptsmachines from sending Cloud Jev calls.fpcommands and output for publishing policy kinds, deploying Jev modes, changing mode without replacing the policy set, viewing errors, and restoring modes through rollback.Companion PR
Cloud/server/dashboard implementation: https://github.com/FailproofAI/agenteye/pull/1054
Verification
fp: 1,015 pytest tests passed.s1–s11,s4b,sx,sy, andsz.Deferred
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npm run lintpassesnpx tsc --noEmitpassesnpm run test:runpassesnpm run buildsucceeds🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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9825c0e57e141ebe962d972ffb99ea50903b33801d8f31d926828f3bae215c58f5b35baa44acbff0gpt-5.6-terraSummary
Cloud-managed Jev evaluation, fleet controls, error reporting, and daemon state handling are broadly integrated. One data-safety issue remains in the new legacy-artifact cleanup when a custom cloud-policy directory is used.
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Validation
Skippeddocker run --rm -v /review/input/workspace:/input:ro oven/bun:latest sh -lc 'cp -a /input /work && cd /work && bun install --frozen-lockfile && bun run test:run -- __tests__/hooks/cloud-jev-policies.test.ts __tests__/hooks/cloud-managed-policies.test.ts'— The isolated container could start Bun but dependency installation did not complete, so the focused tests produced no result. (60s)Findings
No blocking findings.
1 advisory finding
reconcile_unlessunconditionally callsremove_semantic_leftovers()(cloud_policies.rs:676-677). That helper deletes everyartifacts/<64 lowercase hex>.jsonunderPolicyStore.rootwithout establishing that this daemon created it (lines 842-855).PolicyStore.rootcan be supplied throughFAILPROOFAI_CLOUD_POLICY_DIR; the related OSS cleanup explicitly avoids an overridden directory because it may be shared (cloud_client.rs:485-489). Thus a normal Cloud activation against a shared override irreversibly removes an unrelated digest-named JSON file. (crates/failproofaid/src/cloud_policies.rs:677)Open questions
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Summary by CodeRabbit
--no-transcriptsturns off an active Cloud Jev configuration.