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Summary

Respect OpenShell policy authority before NemoClaw reads or changes sandbox policy. NemoClaw now records the live authority and gateway, verifies externally managed requirements without mutation or local attribution, and stops when ownership is unavailable, invalid, or changed.

This PR completes the policy mutation authority capability for #9833 across direct policy commands, Blueprint apply, and Shields transitions. Later capability PRs will apply the durable receipt to onboarding and the remaining sandbox lifecycle operations.

Related Issue

Part of #9833. The accepted scope decision defines the external policy authority contract.

Changes

  • Add bounded OpenShell policy authority inspection with strict metadata validation and redacted failures.
  • Persist the authority and recorded gateway, and remove NemoClaw policy attribution from externally managed sandbox records.
  • Guard preset, custom policy, baseline exclusion, baseline restore, and permissive policy operations with authority checks before effects and before success is recorded.
  • Verify externally supplied requirements without running policy set; refuse external policy removal and widening operations.
  • Pin Blueprint and Shields policy reads and writes to the recorded gateway, with authority checks before and after managed mutations.
  • Report the external-authority recovery handoff after Shields down without writing policy. Status identifies the saved restrictive snapshot and the required reconciliation action.
  • Persist Blueprint policy transition receipts. Status reports unresolved transitions, and rollback refuses to complete while a reused sandbox remains unreconciled.
  • Use the canonical OpenShell policy boundary for sandbox metadata parsing, authority comparison, and external requirement containment in both the root CLI and plugin runner.
  • Update the policy context, owning guidance, and policy-read audit for the authority boundary.
  • Add positive, refusal, ambiguity, drift, persistence, recovery, redaction, and package-parity tests.

The shared policy boundary owns the security-sensitive OpenShell metadata contract. Root and plugin callers retain their command capture, validation, lifecycle, and refusal mapping. The persisted transition receipt protects the interval between a successful policy write and final authority verification.

Type of Change

  • Code change (feature, bug fix, or refactor)
  • Code change with doc updates
  • Doc only (prose changes, no code sample modifications)
  • Doc only (includes code sample changes)

Quality Gates

  • Tests added or updated for changed behavior
  • Existing tests cover changed behavior — justification:
  • Tests not applicable — justification:
  • Sensitive paths changed (security, policy, credentials, preflight, onboarding, inference, runner, sandbox, or messaging)
  • Sensitive-path review completed or maintainer-approved waiver recorded — reviewer/approval link/justification: Required before merge; the accepted issue assigns security review ownership.
  • Non-success, skipped, or missing CI check accepted by maintainer — check name, approval link, and follow-up issue:

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  • Tested on DGX Station
  • Tested commit: Not applicable; this PR does not change scripts/prepare-dgx-station-host.sh.
  • Station profile/scenario: Not applicable.
  • Result: Not applicable.
  • Supporting evidence: Not applicable.

Verification

  • PR description includes a Signed-off-by: line and every commit appears as Verified in GitHub
  • Normal pre-commit, commit-msg, and pre-push hooks passed, or npm run validate:pr passed after refreshing origin/main when hooks were skipped or unavailable
  • Targeted behavior tests pass for the current change set, or tests are marked not applicable above — 560 Shields and policy-authority tests, 108 policy integration tests, 52 plugin policy tests, 14 package-contract tests, both TypeScript checks, repository checks, and growth guardrails passed.
  • Applicable broad gate passed — CI is running on the current head.
  • Quality Gates section completed with required justifications or waivers
  • No secrets, API keys, or credentials committed
  • npm run docs builds without warnings (doc changes only)
  • Doc pages follow the style guide (doc changes only)
  • New doc pages include SPDX header and frontmatter (new pages only)

Signed-off-by: Apurv Kumaria akumaria@nvidia.com

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The overall line coverage in commit 224573f in the codex/9833-policy-au... branch remains at 96%, unchanged from commit 5ca34cd in the main branch.

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File main 5ca34cd codex/9833-policy-au... 224573f +/-
nemoclaw/src/bl...print/runner.ts 97% 96% -1%
nemoclaw/src/sh...cy-boundary.cts 100% 99% -1%
nemoclaw/src/bl...ock-fixtures.ts 100% 100% 0%
nemoclaw/src/bl...est-fixtures.ts 100% 100% 0%

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The overall line coverage in commit 224573f in the codex/9833-policy-au... branch remains at 83%, unchanged from commit 636f18a in the main branch.

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File main 636f18a codex/9833-policy-au... 224573f +/-
src/lib/onboard...vider/docker.ts 89% 85% -4%
src/lib/onboard...er-gpu-route.ts 97% 93% -4%
src/lib/shields/index.ts 80% 77% -3%
src/lib/onboard...eate-journal.ts 90% 87% -3%
src/lib/policy/index.ts 66% 67% +1%
src/lib/actions...dbox/destroy.ts 82% 83% +1%
src/lib/actions...ridge-policy.ts 76% 77% +1%
src/lib/onboard...trap/adapter.ts 70% 71% +1%
src/lib/onboard...cker-journal.ts 73% 75% +2%
src/lib/adapter...cy-authority.ts 0% 98% +98%

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Walkthrough

The change adds OpenShell policy-authority inspection and persistence. Policy mutations enforce recorded authority and gateway consistency, support externally managed policies, and recheck authority around mutations. Context rendering, command discovery, documentation, and tests cover the new behavior.

Changes

Policy authority lifecycle

Layer / File(s) Summary
Authority inspection and policy-read classification
src/lib/adapters/openshell/..., src/lib/policy/commands.ts, scripts/checks/..., test/policy-mutation-read-discovery.test.ts, nemoclaw/src/blueprint/runner.ts
Adds bounded policy-authority inspection, gateway validation, external-policy checks, gateway-aware command builders, persisted authority receipts, and full-policy read classification.
Registry authority attribution
src/lib/state/..., src/lib/policy/policy-registry.ts
Stores sandbox policy authority, rejects authority changes, and normalizes policy attribution for managed, external, and legacy entries.
Authority-bound policy mutations
src/lib/policy/index.ts, src/lib/shields/index.ts, nemoclaw/src/blueprint/runner.ts, src/lib/policy/*integration.test.ts, src/lib/shields/*test.ts
Adds authority checks before and after policy mutations, recorded-gateway usage, external-policy handling, and protected registry transitions across policy, Shields, and blueprint operations.
External policy context and validation
src/lib/policy/context-builder.ts, src/lib/policy/context.test.ts, src/lib/policy/README.md, test/*
Renders external-authority instructions, suppresses external policy tiers, formats actions conditionally, documents authority behavior, and updates command fixtures and integration coverage.

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

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to eae0c

This PR makes NemoClaw defer to externally managed policy authority, but its current tests can hide prohibited policy mutations, while whitespace edge cases and duplicated authority parsing leave bounded fail-open or drift risks. Required sensitive-path approval and broad CI are also incomplete, so the PR is not merge-ready until these checks and tests are addressed.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant PolicyOperation
  participant OpenShell
  participant PolicyAuthority
  participant Registry
  PolicyOperation->>OpenShell: request policy metadata through gateway
  OpenShell-->>PolicyAuthority: return bounded policy JSON
  PolicyAuthority-->>PolicyOperation: return authority and effective policy
  PolicyOperation->>OpenShell: apply policy through recorded gateway
  OpenShell-->>PolicyOperation: return mutation result
  PolicyOperation->>PolicyAuthority: recheck authority
  PolicyOperation->>Registry: persist policy attribution
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test/policy-mutation-read-discovery.test.ts (1)

74-93: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add coverage for the new ambiguity rule.

directPolicyReadView now returns null when a read contains both --base and --full, or neither. This test only covers the single-flag cases. Add a case that asserts an argv with both flags and an argv with no view flag produce no discovered read.

As per path instructions for scripts/checks/**: "Require focused tests for both detection and false-positive behavior."

♻️ Proposed additional test
it("skips ambiguous direct policy reads", () => {
  const source = [
    "function both(sandboxName: string) {",
    '  return runCmd(["openshell", "policy", "get", "--base", "--full", sandboxName]);',
    "}",
    "function neither(sandboxName: string) {",
    '  return runCmd(["openshell", "policy", "get", sandboxName]);',
    "}",
  ].join("\n");

  expect(classifyPolicyReadCalls(source, "/repo/nemoclaw/src/blueprint/runner.ts", "/repo")).toEqual(
    [],
  );
});
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In `@test/policy-mutation-read-discovery.test.ts` around lines 74 - 93, Add a
focused test alongside “classifies gateway-pinned direct policy reads” that
passes source containing both “--base” and “--full” as well as source with
neither view flag, and assert classifyPolicyReadCalls returns an empty array for
both ambiguous cases.

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src/lib/adapters/openshell/policy-authority.ts (1)

296-368: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Requirement comparison ignores extra observed network entries; confirm this is intended.

assertExternalPolicyRequirements checks that every required entry and section exists and matches. It does not reject additional entries or sections that the external policy adds. That is consistent with "the external authority owns the policy", but callers that use this function to prove a narrow effective policy will accept a wider one.

If a caller needs an exact policy, document that this function proves containment only, not equality.

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In `@src/lib/adapters/openshell/policy-authority.ts` around lines 296 - 368,
Clarify the contract of assertExternalPolicyRequirements to state that it
verifies containment rather than exact policy equality: required network entries
and sections must exist and match, while additional externally managed entries
or sections are allowed. Document this behavior near the function declaration
without changing its comparison logic.
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Inline comments:
In `@scripts/checks/openshell-policy-mutation-read.mts`:
- Around line 119-120: Register buildPolicyGetFullJsonCommand and
buildGlobalPolicyGetFullJsonCommand in POLICY_GET_BUILDERS with view "full", and
add inspectSandboxPolicyAuthority and inspectGlobalPolicyAuthority to
NON_MUTATION_POLICY_READS for policy-authority.ts using unclassifiedFull. Leave
the existing policy/commands.ts entries unchanged.

In `@src/lib/adapters/openshell/policy-authority.ts`:
- Around line 177-179: Update the policy inspection logic around the empty raw
output check to treat whitespace-only stdout as an inspection failure, not as a
managed authority with an empty effective policy. Propagate the existing
error/failure path used for unsuccessful OpenShell inspection, while preserving
handling for valid JSON output containing metadata.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@src/lib/adapters/openshell/policy-authority.ts`:
- Around line 296-368: Clarify the contract of assertExternalPolicyRequirements
to state that it verifies containment rather than exact policy equality:
required network entries and sections must exist and match, while additional
externally managed entries or sections are allowed. Document this behavior near
the function declaration without changing its comparison logic.

In `@test/policy-mutation-read-discovery.test.ts`:
- Around line 74-93: Add a focused test alongside “classifies gateway-pinned
direct policy reads” that passes source containing both “--base” and “--full” as
well as source with neither view flag, and assert classifyPolicyReadCalls
returns an empty array for both ambiguous cases.
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  • src/lib/policy/policy-authority-integration.test.ts
  • src/lib/policy/policy-registry.ts
  • src/lib/state/registry-normalization.test.ts
  • src/lib/state/registry-normalization.ts
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PR Review Advisor — Blocking findings reported

Advisor assessment: Blockers require maintainer review
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Findings: 3 blockers · 0 warnings · 0 suggestions
Synthesis status: Completed · high confidence · 3 blockers · 0 warnings · 0 suggestions

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Recommended E2E: inference-routing

Manual-only E2E: hermes-e2e, hermes-inference-switch, managed-image-multiarch-startup, security-posture, onboard-repair, onboard-resume, cloud-inference, full-e2e, network-policy
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3 optional E2E recommendations
  • onboard-policy-preset-sequencing
  • sandbox-operations
  • shields-config

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PRA-1 Blocker — Keep Shields destroy cleanup bound to timer and recovery authority

  • Location: src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy.ts:454
  • Category: security
  • Problem: Destroy cleanup continues after timer-marker revocation fails and independently removes the recovery artifact before the Shields state record. A retained timer can act after a same-name sandbox is created, and a failed state-file removal can leave a record that refers to an already removed artifact.
  • Impact: A stale auto-restore generation can affect a replacement sandbox. A later recovery can also read an unbound recovery-artifact reference, so host-side Shields state does not converge after destroy.
  • Fix: Require `killShieldsTimer(...).authorityRevoked` before removing any Shields artifact. Retire the external recovery artifact and its Shields state record as one failure-atomic operation: retain or restore both when either removal fails.
  • Verification: Read `cleanupShieldsDestroyArtifacts`, `removeShieldsState`, and `killTimer`; inspect the added tests with injected marker and state-file removal failures.
  • Test coverage: Add destroy-cleanup tests where `killShieldsTimer` returns `authorityRevoked: false`, and where removal of `shields-<sandbox>.json` fails after recovery-artifact removal. Assert that cleanup fails and preserves the required retry state.
  • Evidence: `src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy.ts:287-324` removes the external recovery artifact first, but only warns if later state-file removal fails. `src/lib/actions/sandbox/destroy.ts:454-470` calls `removeShieldsState` after `killShieldsTimer` regardless of its result. `src/lib/shields/timer-control.ts:399-431` returns `authorityRevoked: false` when marker removal reports a warning. `test/platform/images/image-cleanup.test.ts:372-432` covers successful cleanup and artifact-removal failure but not failed timer revocation or state-file failure after artifact removal.

PRA-2 Blocker — Use the OpenShell capture boundary for policy-authority queries

  • Location: src/lib/adapters/openshell/policy-authority.ts:52
  • Category: architecture
  • Problem: The new policy-authority adapter defines a second OpenShell capture interface and independently validates capture status, timeout, and byte limits. The existing OpenShell capture adapter already owns command execution, sanitized environment construction, timeout handling, and output bounds.
  • Impact: OpenShell command-capture behavior now has two owners at the policy trust boundary. Future changes to executable resolution, subprocess environment handling, or capture semantics can make authority inspection differ from other OpenShell operations.
  • Fix: Call the existing OpenShell capture adapter from policy-authority inspection with nonfatal capture, separate streams, the existing 30-second timeout, and the 1 MiB limit. Retain policy-specific metadata parsing and redacted fail-closed refusals, then remove the duplicate capture interface and result validation.
  • Verification: Compare `policy-authority.ts` capture handling with `runtime.ts` and `client.ts`; inspect adapter tests for the retained refusal and redaction cases.
  • Test coverage: Mock the standard OpenShell capture boundary in policy-authority tests. Cover nonzero status, timeout, oversized output, malformed metadata, and absence of captured output in refusal messages.
  • Evidence: `src/lib/adapters/openshell/policy-authority.ts:52-139` defines `PolicyAuthorityCapture`, `PolicyAuthorityCaptureResult`, and `capturePolicyQuery`. `src/lib/adapters/openshell/runtime.ts:69-86` exposes `captureOpenshell` and delegates environment and capture options to the OpenShell client. `src/lib/adapters/openshell/client.ts:233-266` owns OpenShell command capture with timeout, `maxBuffer`, ignored errors, and optional separate streams. `src/lib/policy/index.ts:636-640` injects generic `runCaptureEx` into the policy-authority adapter.

PRA-3 Blocker — Document the Shields recovery authority-read exception

  • Location: src/lib/policy/README.md:13
  • Category: docs
  • Problem: The policy-authority documentation says NemoClaw records qualified authority before another policy read or set, but Shields recovery intentionally reads live authority without replacing the durable recorded owner.
  • Impact: A maintainer can interpret the rule as applying to recovery inspection and add a registry write that overwrites the durable authority during recovery.
  • Fix: State that authority recording applies to policy-mutation flows. State that Shields recovery reads live authority without changing recorded authority.
  • Verification: Read the policy-authority README rule beside `inspectPolicyRecoveryAuthority` and its no-overwrite test.
  • Test coverage: The existing policy-mutation-authority test proves the recovery behavior; no additional automated test is needed for this documentation correction.
  • Evidence: `src/lib/policy/README.md:13-15` gives the unqualified recording rule. `src/lib/policy/index.ts:650-663` documents and implements `inspectPolicyRecoveryAuthority` as a live read that does not change the durable owner. `src/lib/policy/policy-mutation-authority.test.ts:158-176` verifies recovery inspection does not overwrite recorded authority.

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Implementation guidance; a fix with equal or lower complexity is acceptable.

  • PRA-2: Remove Remove `PolicyAuthorityCapture`, `PolicyAuthorityCaptureResult`, the injected generic runner, and duplicate capture-result validation.; use Use the existing OpenShell capture adapter with the policy query arguments and retain the policy-specific fail-closed conversion.. Net: 0 lines. Keep: The replacement must preserve argv execution, sanitized OpenShell environment, bounded capture, timeout refusal, and redaction of captured output.

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In `@src/lib/adapters/openshell/policy-authority.test.ts`:
- Around line 245-250: Add a whitespace-only sandbox policy output case to the
test for inspectSandboxPolicyAuthority, using a value such as spaces, a newline,
and a tab, and assert that it throws the same empty-policy error as the
empty-string case. Keep the test focused on refusal behavior rather than
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Addressed both blocking findings in 864145b4c.

  • PRA-1: Blueprint apply now records the active gateway and policy authority, verifies exact external requirements, omits OPENSHELL_SANDBOX_POLICY for externally managed creation, pins every policy read and write to the recorded gateway, and rechecks authority before mutation and final state persistence. Shields down, snapshot restore, deadline restore, and interrupted recovery use the shared policy mutation boundary with the same gateway pin and recheck. Tests cover external refusal, malformed metadata, missing requirements, authority change, recovery refusal, and an ambient/recorded gateway mismatch.
  • PRA-2: Removed inspectGlobalPolicyAuthority, buildGlobalPolicyGetFullJsonCommand, buildGlobalPolicyListCommand, and their dedicated tests. The retained sandbox inspector continues to cover authority classification, malformed output, gateway validation, and drift refusal. The policy-read audit now reflects the remaining production reads.

Local verification passed: 130 blueprint tests, 99 focused Shields tests, both TypeScript checks, repository checks, growth guardrails, and normal commit and push hooks. GitHub reports the commit as verified. CI and the refreshed automated review are running.

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nemoclaw/src/blueprint/runner-openshell-072-policy.test.ts (1)

400-423: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Make the authority-recheck test resistant to read-count drift.

Line 414 encodes the exact number of sandbox authority reads that actionApply performs before the managed mutation. The test claims that the recheck happens immediately before policy set. The threshold < 3 does not prove that claim. If a later change adds or removes one inspectBlueprintPolicyAuthority call, the flip moves to a different point and the test can still pass, or it can fail for an unrelated reason.

Assert the observed read count so drift fails loudly.

As per path instructions: tests must be reviewed for "behavioral confidence rather than implementation lock-in" and you must flag "conditionals that make a test pass without exercising its claim".

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     await expect(actionApply("default", blueprint())).rejects.toThrow(/policy authority changed/);
     expect(policySetCalls()).toEqual([]);
+    // Pin the recheck point: a drift in the number of authority reads must fail here.
+    expect(sandboxAuthorityReads).toBe(3);
   });
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In `@nemoclaw/src/blueprint/runner-openshell-072-policy.test.ts` around lines 400
- 423, Update the test around actionApply and sandboxAuthorityReads to assert
the expected authority-read count explicitly, ensuring the simulated authority
change occurs specifically on the immediate pre-mutation recheck. Keep the
existing rejection and policySetCalls assertions, and make unexpected read-count
drift fail clearly rather than allowing the threshold alone to determine the
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nemoclaw/src/blueprint/runner.ts (1)

633-707: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Extract the shared sandbox policy-authority parser
nemoclaw/src/blueprint/runner.ts duplicates the sandbox metadata checks and policy_source mapping from src/lib/adapters/openshell/policy-authority.ts. The plugin has a separate rootDir: "src", so it cannot import the root adapter directly. Extend the existing shared policy boundary with the common sandbox parser, and keep the blueprint-specific global loaded/superseded handling in the runner.

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In `@nemoclaw/src/blueprint/runner.ts` around lines 633 - 707, The sandbox
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Addressed both blocking findings in verified commit 192c23f.

  • PRA-1: Blueprint apply now persists a policy transition receipt before policy set, marks it incomplete after a successful set, and marks it complete only after the final authority and requirement checks. The receipt records the reused sandbox, recorded gateway, expected authority, and policy addition names. Status reports the incomplete transition and its reconciliation action. Rollback refuses to report completion for a pending or incomplete transition on a reused sandbox. Tests cover pending, incomplete, and complete receipts, including the requested post-set authority change.
  • PRA-2: Sandbox authority parsing, classification, authority comparison, and external requirement containment now live in the canonical OpenShell policy boundary. The root adapter retains command capture, identity validation, and refusal mapping. The blueprint runner retains asynchronous capture and global preflight. Shared tests cover sandbox and global policy sources, malformed and mismatched metadata, authority drift, and missing or drifted entries and sections. The package contract confirms root export identity and plugin behavior parity.

The plugin CI fixture failure was addressed in verified commit eae0cc1. The later CodeRabbit visibility finding was addressed in verified commit b06fe62.

Local verification passed: 886 plugin tests outside the unchanged macOS hard-link timing file, 230 root policy and Shields tests, 14 package-contract tests, both TypeScript checks, repository checks, growth guardrails, and normal commit and push hooks.

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Addressed the two blockers in the current PR Review Advisor comment.

  • PRA-1: verified commit 192c23f consolidates sandbox metadata validation, authority classification, authority comparison, and external requirement containment in the shared OpenShell policy boundary. The root adapter and blueprint runner retain only their caller-specific command handling.
  • PRA-2: verified commit c7bd1f0 preserves the no-write refusal and adds the Shields recovery handoff. Snapshot restoration and Shields status now name the sandbox, identify the saved restrictive snapshot, state that NemoClaw cannot restore an externally managed policy, and direct the operator to have the external authority restore the restrictive policy before retrying Shields reconciliation. The status exits nonzero while recovery is required.

Verification passed: 560 Shields and policy-authority tests, 108 policy integration tests, CLI type-checking, repository checks, growth guardrails, and normal commit and push hooks. The transition test proves that no policy set occurs after authority changes to external.

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Addressed the current advisor blocker and the two findings from the prior advisor synthesis in verified commit 50782839c.

  • Shields status now reports an unavailable policy-authority inspection as recovery-required, includes the inspection failure and recovery action, suppresses ordinary Shields-down and auto-lockdown output, and exits with status 2. The focused test covers a timeout during temporary unlock.
  • Blueprint policy-read and policy-set failures now redact credential-shaped values and bound diagnostics. Tests cover secret-shaped and oversized stderr.
  • Reused-sandbox policy transitions now have an explicit reconcile --run-id action. Reconciliation inspects the recorded gateway and sandbox, requires NemoClaw-managed authority, verifies the exact recorded additions, and marks the receipt complete only after a match. Authority and addition mismatches retain the receipt and keep rollback blocked.
  • The affected CLI and smoke-test OpenShell fixtures now return the authority metadata required by the branch.

Local verification passed: 55 focused blueprint tests, 37 affected integration tests, 40 Shields status tests, 14 package-contract tests, both TypeScript checks, repository checks, growth guardrails, and normal commit and push hooks. The full plugin run passed 927 of 928 tests; its unchanged hard-link timing test passed all 36 cases when rerun alone.

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Fixed the plugin coverage failure in verified commit 548f8fd4a by covering reconciliation plan refusals, the missing-run refusal, completed-transition idempotence, and the required CLI run ID.

The exact plugin coverage command now passes all 930 tests and the ratchet: 95.51% statements, 90.25% branches, 99.49% functions, and 96.11% lines. Focused tests, plugin type checking, repository checks, growth guardrails, and normal commit and push hooks also pass.

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I reviewed commit 548f8fd against the accepted scope in #9833. The authority checks fail closed, but these blockers remain:

  1. The Shields recovery contract cannot succeed as written. src/lib/policy/README.md:29-33 and src/lib/shields/index.ts:156-160 tell the external authority to restore restrictive policy content and then rerun shields up. The rerun still requires NemoClaw-managed authority at src/lib/shields/index.ts:164-176 and src/lib/shields/index.ts:4143, so it refuses before reconciliation while Shields remains down. Define and test one exact recovery path: return policy authority to NemoClaw before the rerun, or implement the accepted external reconciliation behavior. Rename the test at src/lib/shields/policy-transition.test.ts:237; it verifies refusal and guidance, not a successful handoff.

  2. External-authority remediation and ownership output is not operation-specific. src/lib/policy/context-builder.ts:269-278 gives add, remove, and restore the same “supply a changed entry” instruction, and src/lib/policy/context-builder.ts:303-307 assigns the complete Shields toggle to the external owner even though NemoClaw retains Shields state and configuration protection and can refuse the transition. Publish exact add, remove, and restore actions, and state the split lifecycle ownership and authority condition required to finish a Shields transition.

  3. The changed E2E fixture no longer accepts the command emitted by the runner. test/e2e-test.sh:172-179 recognizes only policy get --base, while nemoclaw/src/blueprint/runner.ts:1547-1549 emits policy get -g <gateway> --base <sandbox>. The current test-e2e-sandbox job fails with “unexpected policy read: expected policy get --base”. Update the fixture and focused regression evidence for the new argument order.

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Updated PR head: 1ffcc22f980391e8dc2930ec1cacfe581a91a44d

This signed merge incorporates current main at 3669f2e68ed13dd6756caf38079e7e3904e889cb without a force push. It keeps the source-shape allowance owned by merged PR #10159 unchanged.

The update addresses the five blocker groups in reviews 5016639081 and 5016703364:

  • provides a complete credential-free external Shields recovery artifact and authority-specific guidance;
  • bounds and escapes policy-key diagnostics;
  • removes unsafe plan.json reconstruction guidance and classifies receipt failures;
  • restores invocation-preserving CLI_NAME branding and policy-owned equality, with policy fan-out 23;
  • fixes the moved policy-test module paths.

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  • normal pre-commit and commit-message hooks passed, including repository checks, source-shape, growth guardrails, type-aware lint, and secret scanning;
  • pre-push CLI and plugin TypeScript checks passed;
  • focused CLI policy and Shields tests: 215 passed;
  • focused integration policy and Shields tests: 154 passed;
  • focused blueprint tests: 179 passed;
  • plugin production and test type-checks passed;
  • GitHub reports the pushed commit as Verified.

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Revision ddc203d3d6375c5caa6f1b81fb496e800795d4ac addresses the complete stable finding set from the prior revision.

  • The recovery-artifact test now reads and inspects one opened file descriptor, closing CodeQL alert 2633 without weakening the assertion.
  • Stale-sandbox Shields cleanup removes the sandbox-bound external-policy recovery artifact.
  • The policy README identifies the complete credential-free recovery artifact and its current managed MCP entries.
  • The duplicate MCP recovery scenario was removed from the unit suite; the integration suite remains the behavior owner.

Local verification on this revision:

  • Shields unit and integration tests: 34 passed.
  • CLI type-check: passed.
  • Repository checks: passed.
  • Growth guardrails: 32 passed.
  • Oxlint, Oxfmt, Markdown lint, and diff checks: passed.
  • Normal pre-commit and pre-push hooks: passed.
  • GitHub commit verification: verified.

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Reviewed latest PR commit ce946c571e5a2612ef0eed1cbf0a88103257f18d against base 722fe87ecdb5e3b20d8540e47a0f5c92e0125e45. The merge from main does not change these blockers:

  1. src/lib/policy/README.md:35 calls the recovery artifact credential-free. Managed MCP entries can include a credential_binding, which grants OpenShell access to a stored provider credential. State that the artifact contains no credential values and may contain credential bindings.

  2. src/lib/shields/index.ts:1737-1743,6752-6757 suppresses recovery-artifact deletion failures after removing the state binding. This can leave an unbound stale handoff. Propagate or report cleanup failure. Add production-lifecycle coverage for the recreation timing and deletion-failure path. Rename the test at test/shields-external-policy-recovery.test.ts:182 because it currently tests direct state cleanup, not cleanup before recreation.

GitHub required checks remain the CI authority. These findings concern security behavior and recovery guidance that CI does not establish, so they cannot move to a follow-up PR.

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Revision 2d7f290529c9cf4ebe1441b7c7421d8364cc3ffb addresses the complete stable finding set from ce946c571.

  • Recovery guidance now explains the first no-artifact status, the one-time Shields-up handoff step, and that the artifact contains no credential values but can contain credential bindings.
  • External recovery artifacts are retired before their state binding is removed. Missing artifacts remain a no-op; removal and durability failures retain the binding and report the exact path and cause.
  • Normal sandbox destroy now retires the same artifact through its existing warning-based cleanup contract.
  • Recovery-only fixtures now live in their sole integration suite, while the shared authority inspection remains shared.
  • Policy mutations now use inspectPolicyMutationAuthority and PolicyMutationAuthority directly.

Verification on this revision:

  • Focused Shields, rebuild, and destroy coverage: 97 passed.
  • Complete policy suite: 322 passed.
  • Post-hook recovery lifecycle coverage: 48 passed.
  • CLI type-check, repository checks, source-shape check, growth guardrails, and test-title check: passed.
  • Oxlint, Oxfmt, Markdown lint, and diff checks: passed.
  • Normal pre-commit and pre-push hooks: passed.
  • Security review: no remaining finding across the nine repository categories.
  • GitHub commit verification: verified.

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Signed-off-by: Senthil Ravichandran <senthilr@nvidia.com>

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Reviewed latest PR commit 2a8b9bb00d5e834a2d32ec6f2ba63eb733d8e83e against base 722fe87ecdb5e3b20d8540e47a0f5c92e0125e45. The accepted #9833 product scope and all nine security categories pass after fail-closed recovery-artifact cleanup. Focused recovery, rebuild, and destroy tests pass (48/48), along with CLI type-checking, repository checks, normal hooks, GitHub commit verification, independent documentation review, resolved review threads, and the cross-issue sweep. GitHub required-check gating remains authoritative.

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Reviewed stable latest PR commit fb05bda1220ef821c20f91d1d2f654f8440e359a against base 722fe87ecdb5e3b20d8540e47a0f5c92e0125e45. Recovery artifact retirement now restores the bound artifact and prior Shields state after post-unlink directory-sync or state-commit failure, with bound and unbound regression coverage. Product scope, all nine security categories, focused tests (9/9), the changed-test lane (888/888), CLI type-checking, repository checks, normal hooks, GitHub verification, independent documentation review, resolved review threads, and the cross-issue sweep pass. The current required-CI failures are GitHub App API rate limiting rather than a PR defect; approval is independent of CI.

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Revalidated stable latest PR commit 224573ff9f4692297d9861dc073569ed72e1f9a3 against base 722fe87ecdb5e3b20d8540e47a0f5c92e0125e45. This mechanical cleanup removes the redundant recovery condition reported by Code Quality and CodeQL without changing behavior. Focused recovery tests pass (9/9), along with CLI type-checking, normal hooks, pre-push CLI type-checking, diff checks, and GitHub commit verification. The prior product-scope, nine-category security, independent documentation, review-cycle, and cross-issue results remain valid. Approval is independent of CI.

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Reviewed stable latest PR commit 224573f. Three findings block merge:\n\n- continues when timer-marker revocation fails, then can remove the recovery artifact before a later state-file removal fails. A retained timer can still act on a same-name replacement, and the recovery artifact can become unbound from durable state. Require confirmed before cleanup, preserve artifact/state coherence on failure, and add focused tests.\n- reimplements OpenShell capture result, timeout, and buffer handling instead of using the adapter-owned boundary. Route policy inspection through that existing boundary; obtain maintainer direction if changing its contract is necessary.\n- says authority is recorded before another read, but Shields recovery intentionally performs a live read without overwriting the durable owner. Clarify that recovery rule.\n\nAll required CI contexts pass, but they do not cover these verified defects. Auto-merge is disabled.

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Reviewed stable latest PR commit 224573f. Three findings block merge:

  • cleanupShieldsDestroyArtifacts continues when timer-marker revocation fails, then removeShieldsState can remove the recovery artifact before a later state-file removal fails. A retained timer can still act on a same-name replacement, and the recovery artifact can become unbound from durable state. Require confirmed authorityRevoked before cleanup, preserve artifact and state coherence on failure, and add focused tests.
  • policy-authority.ts reimplements OpenShell capture result, timeout, and buffer handling instead of using the adapter-owned captureOpenshell boundary. Route policy inspection through that existing boundary; obtain maintainer direction if changing its contract is necessary.
  • src/lib/policy/README.md says authority is recorded before another read, but Shields recovery intentionally performs a live read without overwriting the durable owner. Clarify that recovery rule.

All required CI contexts pass, but they do not cover these verified defects. Auto-merge is disabled.

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Revalidated the current exact head. Blocking issues remain: cleanupShieldsDestroyArtifacts ignores killShieldsTimer().authorityRevoked and removes Shields state even when timer-marker authority revocation fails, which can discard state-bound recovery artifacts. Focused destroy tests do not cover this failure/coherence path. policy-authority.ts also duplicates capture-result, timeout, and byte-limit handling instead of using the adapter-owned capture boundary, and the policy README's unconditional recording statement conflicts with recovery's verification-only live read. Resolve these current-code blockers before approval.

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