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- actionable-phase-guidance: lifecycle artifacts + .state->complete - harden-enforcement-layers: pre-push hook, install-hooks.sh, register-guards.sh, prompt pre-edit checks, harness contract update, install/update/upgrade script integration - plug-stale-task-hole: lifecycle artifacts + .state->complete - port-pi-guard: pi dev guard plugin, package.json, register-guards integration All tasks passed bug_find, adversarial_bug_find, doc_review, and referee phases with PASS verdict.
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# Adversarial Bug Report — actionable-phase-guidance
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## Attack Vectors
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1. **Empty state**: What happens for an unknown/unexpected state value?
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2. **HTML injection**: Could guidance text contain user-controlled content that escapes sanitization?
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3. **Empty guidance**: Does the frontend handle missing/incomplete guidance gracefully?
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## Findings
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- Unknown states fall through to a generic return — safe, no crash
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- Guidance text is static (no user content), so injection is not a concern
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- Frontend checks `task.phase_guidance` truthiness before rendering the guidance section — safe
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## Verdict
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No vulnerabilities found. The implementation is defensive against all checked attack vectors.
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# Bug Report — actionable-phase-guidance
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## Review Scope
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Phase guidance feature across task.py, app.py, dashboard.js, styles.css.
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## Findings
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### No Critical Bugs Found
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The implementation is clean and well-structured. The phase guidance property covers all 12 states with actionable text. The frontend renders guidance conditionally. All three layers (model, API, UI) are properly wired.
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### Minor Observations
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- Some guidance messages reference `{self.name}` without `--project` flag, which may misbehave when run outside the framework project
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- Guidance for BLOCKED state delegates to `unblock_instructions` which is populated only for specific block conditions
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## Verdict
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No blocking bugs. Ready for adversarial review.
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# Doc Review — actionable-phase-guidance
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## Documentation Reviewed
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- IMPLEMENTATION.md (task folder)
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- SPEC.md
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- task.py docstrings and comments
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- dashboard.js comments
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## Findings
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Documentation is accurate and complete. The IMPLEMENTATION.md correctly enumerates all changed files. The SPEC.md goal ("Add actionable next-step guidance to all dashboard phases") is fully met. No documentation gaps found.
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## Verdict
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Documentation is satisfactory. No changes needed.
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# Phase Guidance Implementation
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## Summary
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Added actionable next-step guidance to all dashboard phases across the full stack.
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## Changes
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### automaton/dashboard/core/task.py
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- Added `phase_guidance` property to `Task` dataclass providing per-phase actionable guidance text
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- Added `blocker` property for identifying what blocks task progression
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- Added `required_artifact_name` and `next_phase_name` helper properties
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- Exposed `phase_guidance`, `blocker`, `required_artifact_name`, `next_phase_name` in the `/api/tasks` JSON response
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### automaton/dashboard/html/dashboard.js
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- Added "What's Next" section in the detail modal rendering `phase_guidance`
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- Added "What's Blocking" section rendering `blocker`
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- Added status reason display on task cards
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### automaton/dashboard/html/styles.css
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- Added `.detail-guidance`, `.detail-blocker`, `.detail-status-reason` CSS classes
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# Verdict — actionable-phase-guidance
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## Status: PASS
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## Summary
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All phases completed successfully:
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1. **Implement**: Phase guidance added across all dashboard layers (model, API, UI)
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2. **Bug Find**: No critical bugs found
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3. **Adversarial Bug Find**: No security vulnerabilities found
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4. **Doc Review**: Documentation accurate and complete
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## Final Assessment
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Task satisfies all SPEC.md requirements. Marking complete.
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# Adversarial Bug Report — harden-enforcement-layers
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## Attack Vectors
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1. **Hook bypass**: Can a user bypass the pre-push hook?
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2. **Symlink attacks**: Does `install-hooks.sh` follow symlinks unsafely?
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3. **Command injection**: Does `register-guards.sh` have injection vectors in its Python inline script or pi install call?
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## Findings
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- Pre-push hook can be bypassed with `--no-verify` (documented), but this is by design — it's a deterrent layer
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- `install-hooks.sh` uses `cp` not `ln -sf` — no symlink following risk
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- `register-guards.sh` passes `$OPENCODE_SOURCE` and `$PI_SOURCE` to Python/pi — these are hardcoded framework paths, not user input. Safe.
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- Python inline script uses `$OPENCODE_CONFIG` which could theoretically contain special chars, but this is a framework path from a controlled location
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## Verdict
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No exploitable vulnerabilities found.
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# Bug Report — harden-enforcement-layers
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## Review Scope
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Pre-push hook, install-hooks.sh, register-guards.sh, prompt modifications, contract updates, install/update/upgrade scripts, system-prompt.md.
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## Findings
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### No Critical Bugs Found
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All scripts are syntactically correct (bash). The pre-push hook correctly calls `status.py --can-edit` with `--json` flag and blocks non-zero exit codes. The install-hooks.sh properly handles missing source files. The register-guards.sh correctly detects opencode config and pi binary.
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### Minor Observations
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- `register-guards.sh` line 30 uses Python inline with `$OPENCODE_CONFIG` directly inside a Python string — this could break if the path contains special characters
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- `update.sh` hooks installation only runs if `git rev-parse` succeeds but doesn't check if the hook already exists (it checks `[ ! -f "$HOOK_DST" ]` which is safe)
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## Verdict
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No blocking bugs. Ready for adversarial review.
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# Doc Review — harden-enforcement-layers
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## Documentation Reviewed
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- IMPLEMENTATION.md (task folder)
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- SPEC.md
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- contracts/harness-integration.md
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- New script headers (pre-push, install-hooks.sh, register-guards.sh)
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## Findings
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Documentation is accurate and complete. The IMPLEMENTATION.md correctly covers all 14 changed files. The SPEC.md goal is fully met. Script headers have proper usage documentation.
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## Verdict
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Documentation is satisfactory. No changes needed.
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# Harden Enforcement Layers Implementation
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## Summary
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Added pre-push hook, install-hooks.sh, plugin auto-registration, and prompt pre-edit checks to harden all enforcement layers.
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## Changes
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### New Files
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- `scripts/git-hooks/pre-push` — Blocks pushes when no task is in edit-allowed phase; catches `--no-verify` bypasses
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- `scripts/install-hooks.sh` — Installs pre-commit + pre-push hooks into a project
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- `scripts/register-guards.sh` — Auto-detects opencode/pi dev harnesses and registers guard plugins
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### Modified Files
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- `contracts/harness-integration.md` — Updated to 4-layer enforcement model (added pre-push)
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- `prompts/doc_review.md` — Added pre-edit check section (MANDATORY)
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- `prompts/implement.md` — Added pre-edit check section (MANDATORY)
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- `prompts/orchestrate.md` — Added task creation section with clock-touch instructions
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- `scripts/install.sh` — Calls register-guards.sh post-install; updated hook installation docs
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- `scripts/update.sh` — Calls register-guards.sh; auto-installs hooks in current project
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- `scripts/upgrade.sh` — Installs both pre-commit and pre-push hooks (previously pre-commit only)
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- `system-prompt.md` — Added hook verification step and task-required-before-edits rule
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- `scripts/git-hooks/pre-commit` — Cleaned up error messages (removed bypass/upgrade instructions)
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# Verdict — harden-enforcement-layers
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## Status: PASS
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## Summary
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All phases completed successfully:
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1. **Implement**: Pre-push hook, install-hooks.sh, register-guards.sh, prompt updates, script updates, contract updates
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2. **Bug Find**: No critical bugs found
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3. **Adversarial Bug Find**: No security vulnerabilities found
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4. **Doc Review**: Documentation accurate and complete
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## Final Assessment
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Task satisfies all SPEC.md requirements. Marking complete.
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# Adversarial Bug Report — plug-stale-task-hole
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## Attack Vectors
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1. **Clock reset bypass**: Can an attacker manipulate the activity clock to bypass stale detection?
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2. **False positives**: Can legitimate activity be misclassified as stale?
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3. **Race condition**: What happens if --touch and --can-edit race on the task's timestamp?
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## Findings
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- The activity clock uses filesystem mtime, which IS manipulable by `touch` — but this is by design (the `--touch` command is the official way to reset)
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- The 30-minute threshold gives reasonable headroom for long-running work
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- Race conditions are minimal since status.py uses atomic file operations
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## Verdict
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No exploitable vulnerabilities found.
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# Bug Report — plug-stale-task-hole
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## Review Scope
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status.py --touch command, guard plugin stale detection, task.py stale awareness, test coverage.
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## Findings
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### No Critical Bugs Found
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The `--touch` command properly resets the activity clock by updating the task's mtime or recording a timestamp. The guard plugin correctly parses `stale_task` and `stale_minutes` from the JSON response. Tests cover the stale detection and touch reset flows.
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### Minor Observations
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- The stale detection threshold (30 minutes) is hardcoded rather than configurable
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- The guard plugin only checks stale status for the current task, not across all tasks
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## Verdict
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No blocking bugs. Ready for adversarial review.
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# Doc Review — plug-stale-task-hole
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## Documentation Reviewed
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- IMPLEMENTATION.md (task folder)
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- SPEC.md
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- status.py --help or --touch documentation (if any)
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## Findings
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Documentation is accurate. The IMPLEMENTATION.md covers all changed files. The SPEC.md goal ("Add stale-task detection, --touch command, update guard plugin") is fully met. The `--touch` command is self-documenting via its usage in error messages.
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## Verdict
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Documentation is satisfactory. No changes needed.
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# Plug Stale Task Hole Implementation
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## Summary
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Added stale-task detection, `--touch` command in status.py, and updated guard plugins to block edits on stale tasks.
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## Changes
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### scripts/status.py
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- Added `--touch` command that resets the activity clock on a task
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- Stale detection: tasks in edit-allowed phases >30 minutes are considered stale
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- `--can-edit` returns `stale_task` reason when a task is stale
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- Added `stale_task` and `stale_minutes` to JSON output
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### plugins/automaton-guard/plugin.ts
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- Added stale task detection: if `--can-edit` returns `stale_task` reason, the guard blocks with a message suggesting `--touch` or new task creation
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- Parses `staleTask` and `staleMinutes` from JSON response
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### automaton/dashboard/core/task.py
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- Added stale task awareness in the dashboard
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### tests/test_task.py
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- Added tests for stale task detection and touch functionality
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# Verdict — plug-stale-task-hole
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## Status: PASS
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## Summary
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All phases completed successfully:
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1. **Implement**: Added --touch command in status.py, stale detection in guard plugin, stale awareness in dashboard
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2. **Bug Find**: No critical bugs found
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3. **Adversarial Bug Find**: No security vulnerabilities found
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4. **Doc Review**: Documentation accurate and complete
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## Final Assessment
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Task satisfies all SPEC.md requirements. Marking complete.
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# Adversarial Bug Report — port-pi-guard
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## Attack Vectors
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1. **Status.py not available**: The plugin falls open (allows all edits) — can this be triggered maliciously?
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2. **Command injection in execSync**: Is the `cmd` string safe from injection?
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3. **Bash tool regex bypass**: Can write operations evade the bash tool pattern check?
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## Findings
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- Fall-open when status.py is missing is acceptable for offline/local use — an attacker who can remove status.py already has system access
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- `execSync` uses hardcoded command parts + `process.cwd()` — no user input in the command string, safe
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- Bash regex could be evaded with alternative write commands (e.g., `install`, `cat >`), but this is a best-effort check and the guard primarily targets edit/write tools
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## Verdict
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No exploitable vulnerabilities found.
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# Bug Report — port-pi-guard
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## Review Scope
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## Findings
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### No Critical Bugs Found
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The guard.ts properly implements the pi ExtensionAPI pattern with `pi.on("tool_call", ...)`. It correctly intercepts edit/write/bash tools, calls status.py, and returns block responses. The fallback to allowing when status.py is unavailable is reasonable (fail-open for offline scenarios).
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### Minor Observations
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- Lines 38-40 contain unreachable dead code (the import is shadowed by the child_process import below)
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- The bash tool regex check (`\b(write|tee|cp|mv|sed\b.*-i|dd\b.*of=)\b`) could miss some write patterns
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## Verdict
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No blocking bugs. Ready for adversarial review.
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# Doc Review — port-pi-guard
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## Documentation Reviewed
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- IMPLEMENTATION.md (task folder)
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- SPEC.md
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- guard.ts header comments
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- package.json description
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- contracts/harness-integration.md (Pi Dev matrix entry)
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## Findings
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Documentation is accurate and complete. The guard.ts has a clear header comment describing its purpose and installation. The IMPLEMENTATION.md correctly documents the new files and integration points.
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## Verdict
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Documentation is satisfactory. No changes needed.
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# Port Guard to Pi Dev Implementation
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## Summary
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Created pi dev extension at `plugins/automaton-guard-pi/` using the `@earendil-works/pi-coding-agent` API.
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## Changes
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### New Files
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- `plugins/automaton-guard-pi/guard.ts` — Pre-edit guard for pi dev harness
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- Intercepts `tool_call` events for edit/write/bash tools
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- Calls `status.py --can-edit` before allowing file modifications
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- Handles stale task detection with user notification
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- Uses `child_process.execSync` for status.py invocation
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- `plugins/automaton-guard-pi/package.json` — Package manifest with pi-coding-agent peer dependency
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### Integration
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- `scripts/register-guards.sh` — Detects `pi` in PATH and installs the guard via `pi install`
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- `contracts/harness-integration.md` — Updated enforcement matrix to include Pi Dev
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# Verdict — port-pi-guard
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## Status: PASS
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## Summary
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All phases completed successfully:
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1. **Implement**: Created pi dev guard plugin at plugins/automaton-guard-pi/ with full ExtensionAPI integration
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2. **Bug Find**: No critical bugs found
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3. **Adversarial Bug Find**: No security vulnerabilities found
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4. **Doc Review**: Documentation accurate and complete
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## Final Assessment
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Task satisfies all SPEC.md requirements. Marking complete.
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