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Adds an external, opt-in command safety extension for uivoid-cli (npx uivoid create/credentials/oauth-config/login/skill --install), per the capability boundary agreed in hashgraph-online#2997: uivoid create, credentials, oauth-config, and login mutate remote account state or write a local session file; skill --install writes a file a Codex agent loads in later sessions. whoami, prompt, logout, and bare skill stay auto-allowed. --help/-h are genuine safe variants since commander.js intercepts them before the action handler runs, even alongside an otherwise-reviewed flag. Registers command.uivoid alongside the other external extensions in three places, mirroring command.repo2nb: the direct extension catalog, the curated trust-class map (this is what actually gates default enablement, not the contribution manifest's own trustClass field), and the generated extension directory catalog. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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participant ShellCommand
participant ExecutableMatcher
participant UIVOID_COMMAND_RULES
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ShellCommand->>ExecutableMatcher: Submit direct or launcher command
ExecutableMatcher->>UIVOID_COMMAND_RULES: Match command and flags
UIVOID_COMMAND_RULES-->>ExtensionCatalog: Return review metadata
ExtensionCatalog-->>ShellCommand: Apply registered external extension behavior
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PR Summary by QodoAdd opt-in uivoid command safety extension
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Qodo's automated review on hashgraph-online#3001 found a real gap: the npx/bunx/pnpm/ yarn wrapper matchers required "uivoid" to be the exact first token after the launcher, so a package-manager flag placed before it (npx --yes uivoid create, pnpm --silent uivoid create, npm exec --yes uivoid create) shifted the subcommand prefix and skipped review entirely. Declare those launcher flags as interspersed, same option/ flag sets already reviewed for the supabase extension, so they're stripped before the subcommand prefix check. Also adds the requested test coverage: --exclude-destructive, --flag=value assignment syntax, the launcher-option bypass cases above (verified to fail without the fix, pass with it), and an explicit assertion that evidence for secret-bearing commands never contains the matched secret value. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Addressed both of Qodo's findings in ab2e350:
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Please wire this through the current installed-runtime contract before we run the fork CI. command.uivoid is absent from command_action_risk_classes.py, the wheel force-include, frozen staging map, and contracts/extensions/native-command-program.v1.json; the generated README, control baseline, decision-diff, and projection artifacts also were not refreshed. Regenerate with the repo scripts and add installed wheel/frozen coverage so packaged behavior and contribution metadata match source.
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In `@src/codex_plugin_scanner/guard/runtime/command_uivoid_extensions.py`:
- Around line 39-40: Update the uivoid command matching logic around the
executable_names("npx") and executable_names("bunx") configuration to accept the
exact uivoid package name with an optional version or tag, while preserving the
existing unversioned and npm exec forms; add regression cases for both versioned
invocation forms to UIVOID_WRAPPER_REVIEW_COMMANDS.
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Per Kantor's review: regenerated every generated/cached artifact that
falls out of sync when a new extension is added, and added the two
missing per-file registrations for packaged/frozen builds.
Regenerated via the repo's own scripts (all verified stale before,
clean --check after):
- contracts/extensions/native-command-program.v1.json
(scripts/build_native_command_program.py)
- docs/guard/extensions/README.md
(scripts/render_command_extension_directory.py)
- tests/fixtures/guard-command-corpus/decision-diff-report.json
(tests/guard_command_decision_diff.py --write)
Patched by hand, using the same library calls their own tests use to
compute expected values (not guessed):
- tests/fixtures/extension-controls/catalog-baseline.v1.json — merged
in the 5 new permission/rule ids and bumped counts/catalog_digest;
left every pre-existing key's order untouched (some of it, e.g. the
github permission_examples ordering, was already not alphabetical
before this PR, so a full sort_keys=True regen would have introduced
a large unrelated diff -- avoided that).
- contracts/managed-controls/v1/extension-projection-digest-vector.json
and the matching _GUARD_RELEASE_CATALOG_DIGEST /
_GUARD_RELEASE_PROJECTION_DIGEST constants in
tests/test_policy_bundle_delivery_runtime.py — recomputed with
runner.build_builtin_extension_catalog_wire /
signed_cloud_extension_projection_json /
signed_cloud_extension_projection_digest, the same calls
test_signed_cloud_extension_projection_matches_shared_vector uses.
Added the two missing per-extension registrations (command.uivoid.json
was absent from both, unlike every other merged external extension):
- pyproject.toml wheel force-include
- scripts/release/stage_guard_cloud_review_artifacts.py frozen staging
map
Checked and intentionally left alone:
- command_action_risk_classes.py: this is a legacy lookup for action
classes that predate rules declaring risk_classes directly. Absence
is always a no-op (risk_classes_for_command_action returns () for an
unmapped action class, and () is a subset of anything), verified via
test_every_extension_declares_its_actions_runtime_risk_classes and
test_runtime_risk_class_mapping_remains_compatible, both passing.
command.repo2nb (the extension this one mirrors) also has no entry
here, so this matches the established pattern rather than deviating
from it.
- rust/crates/guard-command/tests/fixtures/native-command-observations-v1.json:
this does look registry-derived (73/546 cases reference repo2nb) and
scripts/generate_native_command_fixtures.py would regenerate it, but
that script hard-requires CPython 3.12 exactly ("Native v1 oracle
requires CPython 3.12 / UCD15") and this environment has 3.14, and I
have no cargo/rustc here to verify the result either way. Rather than
regenerate something I can't validate, flagging it for the Rust
authority CI check (already gated behind maintainer approval) to
confirm.
187 targeted tests pass across all affected suites; ruff check/format
clean.
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Wired through in 5cdfef8:
One I checked and left alone: One I could not verify and want to flag rather than guess at: 187 targeted tests pass across all affected suites; |
CodeRabbit's review flagged that npx uivoid@latest create/npm exec uivoid@1.2.3 create evade every wrapper rule, since ExecutableMatcher's subcommand comparison is an exact-token match. Confirmed real. Tried fixing it with a small custom matcher (package name with an optional @version/@tag suffix, checked before the fixed subcommand token). It works correctly for the Python-side rule evaluation, but scripts/build_native_command_program.py hard-fails on it: native_command_program.py keeps an explicit, deliberately closed allowlist of matcher types ("Keep this an explicit import/identity allowlist... would admit unreviewed Python semantics") that even repo2nb's own custom matcher had to be added to by name. Self-admitting a brand-new matcher type into that allowlist from an external contribution defeats the point of it being reviewed, and I don't have an existing whitelisted primitive that fits this exact shape (checked ExecutableMatcher, ArgumentMatcher, SubcommandOperandPrefixMatcher -- none match a variable-suffixed token in this position followed by a fixed subcommand). So: left the version-spec gap unfixed and documented in UIVOID_WRAPPER_REVIEW_COMMANDS rather than route around it with an unreviewed matcher, and added the two cases CodeRabbit's finding correctly noted are already handled (`--` before the package name, both plain npx and npm exec -- forms) as passing regression tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two blockers remain on this head. Map every UIVoid action class in command_action_risk_classes.py; runtime evaluation calls risk_classes_for_command_action, so those classes currently publish no mapped risks. Also close the uivoid@<version|tag> launcher bypass with a reviewed matcher/native op and Python/Rust parity tests for npx and npm exec forms.
Superseded by the current-head review. The packaging and generated-artifact gaps from this review are fixed; the remaining blockers are narrower.
command_action_risk_classes.py: add UIVOID_ACTION_RISK_CLASSES mirroring the ollama/github/blitcp pattern. Every uivoid rule already declares its own risk_classes, consumed directly by CompositeCommandEvaluation and the fail-closed check, so this table only matters for the unregistered compatibility_action_class path -- adding it satisfies review without changing runtime behavior. Add VersionedPackageSubcommandMatcher, a new reviewed native-program primitive (Python + Rust) that tolerates an npm-style @<version-or-tag> suffix on one designated package token (npx uivoid@latest create, npm exec uivoid@1.2.3 create, etc.), closing the launcher-option bypass CodeRabbit and Kantor both flagged. Wired into the npx/bunx, npm/pnpm exec, and pnpm/yarn dlx uivoid wrapper rules; left the direct binary and plain pnpm/yarn run forms alone since no package spec resolution happens there. Extended with_required_flag/safe_flag_variant to clone the new matcher type so --help safe variants keep working across all forms. Verified with the CI-pinned Rust toolchain (1.88.0): full workspace cargo test, cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings, and cargo fmt all pass, including the Python/Rust parity fixture test (extended with 18 new positive/negative versioned-package cases). Also fixes two pre-existing stale hardcoded counts in native_command_program_tests.rs (extensions.len() and rules.len()) that were never updated when uivoid's 5 rules were originally added to this branch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ivoid # Conflicts: # contracts/extensions/native-command-program.v1.json # contracts/managed-controls/v1/extension-projection-digest-vector.json # docs/guard/extensions/catalog.v1.json # rust/crates/guard-command/src/native_command_program_tests.rs # rust/crates/guard-command/tests/fixtures/native-command-observations-v1.json # tests/fixtures/extension-controls/catalog-baseline.v1.json # tests/fixtures/guard-command-corpus/decision-diff-report.json # tests/test_policy_bundle_delivery_runtime.py
test_guard_command_catalog_rule_count.py still expected 236 (main's count with only the Errand extension's rules added on top of the base 234); now that this branch's own 5 uivoid rules are merged in too, the true combined total is 241. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Verified against npm's own npm-package-arg parser: npa("uivoid@") parses
identically to npa("uivoid") (rawSpec "*"), so `npx uivoid@ create` really
does resolve and run the real package. The `len(token) > len(package_prefix)`
guard left that token unnormalized, so it missed the prefix match and
evaded review -- the exact launcher-bypass class this matcher exists to
close. Drop the guard in both the Python reference and the Rust twin.
Verified with the CI-pinned Rust toolchain (1.88.0): full workspace
cargo test (including the Python/Rust parity fixture, now covering the
bare-@ form across npx/npm-exec/pnpm-dlx), cargo clippy --workspace
--all-targets -- -D warnings, and cargo fmt all pass.
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Fixed on be63f88: action-risk mapping and versioned package matching now have Python/Rust parity, including bare uivoid@ coverage.
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Nice, the risk mapping and versioned package matching are fixed. main has moved three commits since this branch; could you rebase onto 42f303d and regenerate the source-bound Extension artifacts before we run fork CI?
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The builder is failing because docs/guard/extensions/catalog.v2.json is stale: the regenerated v2 directory includes command.uivoid, but that file is unchanged in this PR. Could you run python scripts/export_extension_directory.py, commit the updated v2 catalog, and let the builder rerun?
Fixed in the current head. docs/guard/extensions/catalog.v2.json now contains command.uivoid.
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The catalog refresh is fixed. The builder now rejects tests/fixtures/command-source-uivoid.v1.json before its cases run because it lacks the current guard.command-extension-fixtures.v1 build envelope. Could you regenerate that fixture so build.sources contains the canonical contributions/command-sources/command.uivoid.json source, then rerun the Extension builder?
The fixture now includes the current build envelope and canonical source set.
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tests/fixtures/guard-command-corpus/decision-diff-report.json is stale on this head; Desktop contract fails at tests/guard_command_decision_diff.py --check. Please regenerate it with uv run --no-sync python tests/guard_command_decision_diff.py --write, review the fixture, then rerun with --check.
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Superseded by e81eba1, which refreshes the decision-diff report bindings on the current head.
Reviews three destructive REAPER project-editing tools and leaves project_undo on its default (inherit), per the request in the originating issue thread: - track_delete_batch -> review - track_template_delete -> review - tempo_clear_all -> review - project_undo -> inherit (it only reverses a tracked change; gating it would add friction to fixing a mistake, not making one) Launch is `uvx xdarkzx-reaper-mcp` (package-launcher). This required a small upstream fix first: the PyPI package name and the console-script name didn't match, so `uvx <package>` couldn't resolve an executable. xDarkzx/Reaper-MCP v0.8.2 now ships a second console-script entry aliasing the package name to the same entry point (not part of this diff). Confirmed live: PyPI shows 0.8.2 as current, and `uvx xdarkzx-reaper-mcp` against the real published package resolves and starts the server. Built from contributions/mcp-servers/mcp.filesystem.json as instructed. Rebased onto main after hashgraph-online#3001 (command.uivoid) merged and touched the same shared generated catalog files this contribution also regenerates. Rebuilt the compiler against the updated Rust source, regenerated the catalog fresh from all current sources, and confirmed both command.uivoid and command.mcp-reaper are present and correct in the result. Validation run on the current branch tip (Windows + WSL Ubuntu 22.04, both producing identical catalog_digest/program_digest): - tests/test_guard_mcp_server_contribution.py: 13/13 - tests/test_guard_command_*extensions.py, test_guard_command_extension_registry.py, test_guard_command_critical_floors.py: 737/737 - scripts/export_extension_directory.py --check: clean - scripts/render_command_extension_directory.py --check: clean - tests/test_guard_command_extension_directory.py, test_guard_extension_directory_contract_parity.py: 14/14 - cargo test -p guard-command --test native_command_source_cli: 4/4 - Loaded command.mcp-reaper directly from the compiled catalog and confirmed every field (enabled=False, trust_class=external, activation=opt-in, launch, icon, publisher, tool states). Known-unrelated pre-existing failures (confirmed via `git stash` on unmodified main, on both OSes, before touching anything): - 5 tests in tests/test_native_source_compiler.py fail on Windows only. Root cause: the test doubles write a POSIX shebang script and chmod it, then hand the path straight to a subprocess call. Windows has no shebang support in that path, so CreateProcess rejects the file (WinError 216). All 5 pass cleanly under WSL/Ubuntu. - 21 tests + 9 errors across tests/test_guard_extension_builder_*.py and tests/test_native_source_program.py fail on both OSes. Root cause: they build with `"base": "packaged"`, which requires a signed, installed-wheel compiler manifest (built by scripts/build_native_hol_guard_wheel.py / the Installed-wheel matrix), not the env-var-pointed release binaries the basic CONTRIBUTING.md dev setup produces. These also exercise the Extension Builder Kit pathway, which this contribution doesn't use (MCP contributions are hand-authored JSON per the MCP server contribution guide). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QgbNWsXhushyuKwfdHmoEo
Reviews three destructive REAPER project-editing tools and leaves project_undo on its default (inherit), per the request in the originating issue thread: - track_delete_batch -> review - track_template_delete -> review - tempo_clear_all -> review - project_undo -> inherit (it only reverses a tracked change; gating it would add friction to fixing a mistake, not making one) Launch is `uvx xdarkzx-reaper-mcp` (package-launcher). This required a small upstream fix first: the PyPI package name and the console-script name didn't match, so `uvx <package>` couldn't resolve an executable. xDarkzx/Reaper-MCP v0.8.2 now ships a second console-script entry aliasing the package name to the same entry point (not part of this diff). Confirmed live: PyPI shows 0.8.2 as current, and `uvx xdarkzx-reaper-mcp` against the real published package resolves and starts the server. Built from contributions/mcp-servers/mcp.filesystem.json as instructed. Rebased onto main after hashgraph-online#3001 (command.uivoid) merged and touched the same shared generated catalog files this contribution also regenerates. Rebuilt the compiler against the updated Rust source, regenerated the catalog fresh from all current sources, and confirmed both command.uivoid and command.mcp-reaper are present and correct in the result. Validation run on the current branch tip (Windows + WSL Ubuntu 22.04, both producing identical catalog_digest/program_digest): - tests/test_guard_mcp_server_contribution.py: 13/13 - tests/test_guard_command_*extensions.py, test_guard_command_extension_registry.py, test_guard_command_critical_floors.py: 737/737 - scripts/export_extension_directory.py --check: clean - scripts/render_command_extension_directory.py --check: clean - tests/test_guard_command_extension_directory.py, test_guard_extension_directory_contract_parity.py: 14/14 - cargo test -p guard-command --test native_command_source_cli: 4/4 - Loaded command.mcp-reaper directly from the compiled catalog and confirmed every field (enabled=False, trust_class=external, activation=opt-in, launch, icon, publisher, tool states). Known-unrelated pre-existing failures (confirmed via `git stash` on unmodified main, on both OSes, before touching anything): - 5 tests in tests/test_native_source_compiler.py fail on Windows only. Root cause: the test doubles write a POSIX shebang script and chmod it, then hand the path straight to a subprocess call. Windows has no shebang support in that path, so CreateProcess rejects the file (WinError 216). All 5 pass cleanly under WSL/Ubuntu. - 21 tests + 9 errors across tests/test_guard_extension_builder_*.py and tests/test_native_source_program.py fail on both OSes. Root cause: they build with `"base": "packaged"`, which requires a signed, installed-wheel compiler manifest (built by scripts/build_native_hol_guard_wheel.py / the Installed-wheel matrix), not the env-var-pointed release binaries the basic CONTRIBUTING.md dev setup produces. These also exercise the Extension Builder Kit pathway, which this contribution doesn't use (MCP contributions are hand-authored JSON per the MCP server contribution guide). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QgbNWsXhushyuKwfdHmoEo
* Add MCP server contribution for ReaperMCP Reviews three destructive REAPER project-editing tools and leaves project_undo on its default (inherit), per the request in the originating issue thread: - track_delete_batch -> review - track_template_delete -> review - tempo_clear_all -> review - project_undo -> inherit (it only reverses a tracked change; gating it would add friction to fixing a mistake, not making one) Launch is `uvx xdarkzx-reaper-mcp` (package-launcher). This required a small upstream fix first: the PyPI package name and the console-script name didn't match, so `uvx <package>` couldn't resolve an executable. xDarkzx/Reaper-MCP v0.8.2 now ships a second console-script entry aliasing the package name to the same entry point (not part of this diff). Confirmed live: PyPI shows 0.8.2 as current, and `uvx xdarkzx-reaper-mcp` against the real published package resolves and starts the server. Built from contributions/mcp-servers/mcp.filesystem.json as instructed. Rebased onto main after #3001 (command.uivoid) merged and touched the same shared generated catalog files this contribution also regenerates. Rebuilt the compiler against the updated Rust source, regenerated the catalog fresh from all current sources, and confirmed both command.uivoid and command.mcp-reaper are present and correct in the result. Validation run on the current branch tip (Windows + WSL Ubuntu 22.04, both producing identical catalog_digest/program_digest): - tests/test_guard_mcp_server_contribution.py: 13/13 - tests/test_guard_command_*extensions.py, test_guard_command_extension_registry.py, test_guard_command_critical_floors.py: 737/737 - scripts/export_extension_directory.py --check: clean - scripts/render_command_extension_directory.py --check: clean - tests/test_guard_command_extension_directory.py, test_guard_extension_directory_contract_parity.py: 14/14 - cargo test -p guard-command --test native_command_source_cli: 4/4 - Loaded command.mcp-reaper directly from the compiled catalog and confirmed every field (enabled=False, trust_class=external, activation=opt-in, launch, icon, publisher, tool states). Known-unrelated pre-existing failures (confirmed via `git stash` on unmodified main, on both OSes, before touching anything): - 5 tests in tests/test_native_source_compiler.py fail on Windows only. Root cause: the test doubles write a POSIX shebang script and chmod it, then hand the path straight to a subprocess call. Windows has no shebang support in that path, so CreateProcess rejects the file (WinError 216). All 5 pass cleanly under WSL/Ubuntu. - 21 tests + 9 errors across tests/test_guard_extension_builder_*.py and tests/test_native_source_program.py fail on both OSes. Root cause: they build with `"base": "packaged"`, which requires a signed, installed-wheel compiler manifest (built by scripts/build_native_hol_guard_wheel.py / the Installed-wheel matrix), not the env-var-pointed release binaries the basic CONTRIBUTING.md dev setup produces. These also exercise the Extension Builder Kit pathway, which this contribution doesn't use (MCP contributions are hand-authored JSON per the MCP server contribution guide). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QgbNWsXhushyuKwfdHmoEo * Fix trust-map and baseline-fixture tests for command.mcp-reaper Two tests pinned the pre-contribution catalog state and weren't in VALIDATION.md's file list, so they were missed: - test_trust_map_covers_every_builtin_extension hardcodes the expected external extension set; added command.mcp-reaper. - test_catalog_identity_matches_generated_baseline_fixture compares against tests/fixtures/extension-controls/catalog-baseline.v1.json; regenerated it from the live registry (script, not hand-edited). Both reproduced and confirmed failing before the fix, passing after. Also ran the real decision engine (apply_contributed_mcp_decision) against this contribution directly: inert, all four tools pass through untouched; enabled, the three review tools return a review decision with the expected reason, and project_undo still passes through untouched. In-process, no daemon or browser involved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Package mcp.reaper.json into the wheel and cloud-review staging Qodo's review caught a real gap: the contribution JSON was in the source tree and validated correctly there, but load_mcp_contribution_payloads() prefers packaged payloads whenever any exist, and neither Hatch's force-include map (pyproject.toml) nor the release staging script listed mcp.reaper.json. A real pip-installed or frozen build would silently ignore this contribution entirely. Fixed both mappings, matching the existing filesystem/instapods entries exactly. Verified with a real build, not just the config edit: built an actual wheel (uv build --wheel) and confirmed mcp.reaper.json is present inside it at the expected path, alongside the other two contributions. Also ran the staging script directly and confirmed it copies the file without error (its output isn't meant to be committed — that directory doesn't exist in the tree normally, so the generated artifacts were removed after verifying). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix hardcoded extension count in packaged_program Rust test CI's 'ownership' check failed: native_command_program_tests.rs pins the total extension count (72) in packaged_program_is_admitted_once_and_exposes_explicit_coverage. Adding command.mcp-reaper brought the real count to 73, which the CI failure itself reported directly (left: 73, right: 72) - a third place (after the two Python ones already fixed) that hardcodes the catalog's extension count, missed because it's outside anything VALIDATION.md's file list covers. Updated to 73, verified locally: cargo test -p guard-command --lib, 89 passed, 0 failed (was 88 passed, 1 failed). The remaining CI failures (several coverage shards, 'ci (3.12)') are the same pre-existing 'native corpus reviewed implementation changed: command_ascii_comparison.rs' issue already disclosed in this PR's description - reconfirmed via git stash against the current unmodified tree, fails identically with none of this PR's changes present. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Regenerate native program after syncing with main Same catalog content (digest unchanged, still 73 extensions) but the compiled program bytes changed after rebuilding against main's latest Rust source. Verified: cargo test -p guard-command --lib (89/89), build_native_command_program.py --check (checked: true), full scoped Python suite (809/809). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(extensions): regenerate reaper MCP projections after main merge Signed-off-by: ZCF <zerocodefast@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(extensions): gate reaper project_undo (multi-step undo) on review Upstream tool accepts steps=1-100 and undoes arbitrary REAPER history, so the prior inherit state under-gated it. Regenerated projections. Signed-off-by: ZCF <zerocodefast@users.noreply.github.com> * chore(extensions): refresh extension directory README after reaper tool-state change Signed-off-by: ZCF <zerocodefast@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Signed-off-by: ZCF <zerocodefast@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: ZCF <zerocodefast@users.noreply.github.com>
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Implements the
command.uivoidextension proposed and confirmed in #2997.create,credentials,oauth-config, andloginare reviewed: they mutate remote account/project state (or, forlogin, write a local session file every later command trusts).skill --installis reviewed: it writes a file a Codex agent loads automatically in later sessions.whoami,prompt,logout, and bareskill(no--install) stay auto-allowed — pure reads or fully local/reversible.--help/-hare genuine safe variants on every rule, since commander.js intercepts them before the action handler runs, even alongside an otherwise-reviewed flag (e.g.uivoid skill --install --helpnever installs anything).uivoidbinary plus common npm launcher wrappers:npx/bunx uivoid,pnpm/yarn uivoid,npm/pnpm exec uivoid,pnpm/yarn dlx uivoid.External, opt-in, mirrors
command.repo2nb's structure. Registered in the three places that turned out to matter (traced by reading the actual runtime, not guessed):command_builtin_extension_catalog.py— the direct extension catalog.contracts/extensions/trust-class-map.v1.json— the curated map that actually gates default enablement (the contribution manifest's owntrustClassfield is validated but not whatextension_trust.pyconsults).docs/guard/extensions/catalog.v1.json— regenerated viascripts/export_extension_directory.py.Test plan
pytest tests/test_guard_command_uivoid_extensions.py— review cases, npm launcher wrapper forms, inert-until-enabled, safe/help commands, reference URL checkpytest tests/test_guard_extension_trust.py tests/test_guard_extension_contribution.py tests/test_guard_extension_directory_export.py tests/test_guard_mcp_server_contribution.py— confirms the extension is correctly wired into the trust map, contribution schema validation, and generated directory exportruff check/ruff format --checkon all changed files🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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New Features
uivoidcommand extension across common package runners.Documentation
uivoidextension and its protected operations.Tests