fix(shields): report verified restore posture - #10786
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The change adds verification evidence, but the provided summary does not show CLI or restore-path changes that report Shields: UP, the snapshot digest, timestamps, or re-lock confirmation required by issue Resolution Wire PolicyVerificationEvidence through manual restore, drift repair, inline auto-restore, and timer auto-restore paths. Use the shared renderer to report Shields: UP, the restrictive snapshot digest, the live policy read-back timestamp, and the config re-lock confirmation timestamp. Preserve fail-closed behavior and omit success evidence when verification fails.
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In `@src/lib/shields/index.ts`:
- Line 4856: Update the successful inline auto-restore path returning {
attempted: true, restored: true } to call reportVerifiedShieldsPosture before
returning, ensuring CLI-triggered recovery emits the required verified posture
output and evidence. Preserve the existing enriched audit entry and return
values.
In `@src/lib/shields/policy-transition.test.ts`:
- Around line 1295-1297: Expose a spy for verifyAppliedPolicyDocument from the
shields flow harness, and update this failure test to make that verifier spy
throw after confirmAppliedPolicySetSubmission succeeds. Replace the current
policyVerificationSpy-based mock so the test exercises the live read-back
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Report verified posture after inline auto-restore.
When inline recovery succeeds, this path writes the enriched audit entry and returns. It does not call reportVerifiedShieldsPosture. The function already writes recovery output, so a CLI-triggered inline recovery can complete without the required Shields: UP output, snapshot digest, policy read-back evidence, or config-lock confirmation.
Proposed fix
appendAuditEntry({
action: "shields_auto_restore",
// ...
});
+ reportVerifiedShieldsPosture(sandboxName, {
+ policy: activation.verification,
+ configLockVerifiedAt: activation.configLockVerifiedAt,
+ });
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In `@src/lib/shields/index.ts` at line 4856, Update the successful inline
auto-restore path returning { attempted: true, restored: true } to call
reportVerifiedShieldsPosture before returning, ensuring CLI-triggered recovery
emits the required verified posture output and evidence. Preserve the existing
enriched audit entry and return values.
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| throw new PolicyObservationError("forced policy read-back failure"); | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Mock verifyAppliedPolicyDocument for this failure case.
policyVerificationSpy spies on confirmAppliedPolicySetSubmission in test/helpers/shields-flow-harness.ts at Line 503. This test throws before verifyAppliedPolicyDocument runs. A regression that ignores a failed live read-back after submission confirmation will still pass.
Expose the verifier spy from the harness. Make that spy throw while submission confirmation succeeds.
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In `@src/lib/shields/policy-transition.test.ts` around lines 1295 - 1297, Expose a
spy for verifyAppliedPolicyDocument from the shields flow harness, and update
this failure test to make that verifier spy throw after
confirmAppliedPolicySetSubmission succeeds. Replace the current
policyVerificationSpy-based mock so the test exercises the live read-back
failure path.
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Thank you, @yimoj, for the careful work on this, including the fail-closed read-back handling, test coverage, and live validation. We have since merged #10722, which retires Shields from NemoClaw core. The Shields restore command and UP-posture reporting contract targeted here no longer exist on current main. After the branch was brought forward, the remaining diff only returns the policy read-back source and time from verifyAppliedPolicyDocument and tests it; the surviving production caller ignores that return value, so merging the residual change would not deliver any current user-visible behavior. Closing this as superseded by #10722. If a current policy workflow later needs a first-class verification receipt, we can revisit that as a focused change tied to an active consumer. Thanks again for doing the original investigation and implementation. |
Outcome
Successful Shields restoration now reports the UP posture, the restrictive snapshot digest, the live policy read-back time, and the config re-lock confirmation time. A missing or failed read-back still exits non-zero and emits no success evidence.
Reason
shields upalready verified the restored policy and config lock, but its exit-0 output only said that lockdown was active. Users and automation could not distinguish verified-and-silent success from a path that never verified the resulting posture.Related issues
Fixes #10637
Changes
policy-transition.test.tsprotects the renderer and fail-closed output contract.Verification
npx vitest run --project cli src/lib/policy/policy-live-state.test.ts src/lib/shields/audit-format.test.ts src/lib/shields/audit-reader.test.ts src/lib/shields/openclaw-transition.test.ts src/lib/shields/policy-transition.test.ts src/lib/shields/timer.test.ts src/lib/shields/timer-recovery-budget.test.ts— 7 files and 164 tests passed.npx vitest run --project integration test/automation/pull-requests/growth-guardrails.test.ts— 33 tests passed.npm run typecheck:cli— passed.npm run checks:repository— passed, including the createRequire and project-membership budgets.npm run validate:pr— passed the trusted-base pre-commit, commitlint, repository, secret, growth, and CLI pre-push checks.H7YR45LQ41, base4b74e8e386afd38ad0b6c7980611ebd4b5b7f486, sandboxi10637-4b74ea:node ./bin/nemoclaw.js i10637-4b74ea shields upexited 0 but printed no UP state or verification evidence.9169ab0790d9a1be68b439731c01b696f75ff085: the same command exited 0 and reportedShields: UP, snapshot SHA-256, live base-policy read-back time, and config re-lock time.NEMOCLAW_OPENSHELL_BIN: the productionshields upcommand received an unavailable post-set read-back, exited 1, printed no success evidence, remained DOWN, and recovered through the unmodified command path.npm testwas also run. The candidate run had 97 failures and clean current base had 325 under the same shared-host contention. Eighty-eight failed test identities overlapped. Candidate-only failures either passed focused reruns or reproduced on clean base. Related growth and timer-mock failures were fixed. Details are in the local unrelated-failure receipt.Review notes
This changes a security-sensitive policy restoration path. Three fresh-context reviewer passes covered correctness and fail-closed behavior, tests and closure evidence, and simplicity. The final gates found no actionable findings.
Live E2E used macOS arm64, Node.js 26, OpenShell 0.0.106, Docker 29.2.1 on Colima, a worktree-owned HOME, gateway port 12637, dashboard port 42640, and local Ollama. The issue is platform-independent, and the Node.js version does not control the host-side output or policy verification path.
The shared Linux host could not onboard because Docker bridge DNS was unavailable. Shared macOS state also contained an invalid foreign gateway record. The E2E used isolated state and did not modify or remove foreign resources.
Signed-off-by: Yimo Jiang yimoj@nvidia.com
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