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test(approval): model the legacy Always-allow import in the stub engine - #8568
security::approval has been red on main: core_flow_tests::approve_always_for_create_workflow_persists_and_skips_the_next_prompt can never pass. The test stub ignored the saved "Always allow" list, which production honours.
This PR makes the stub model the native engine's one-time import of that list, with revoke winning. It rewrites the one test that encoded the opposite contract, and corrects the docs that still describe the pre-engine gate.
Test and documentation changes only; no product code changes.
Problem
What production does (main 6043171; traced by reading, not run):
approval_decide decides an ApproveAlwaysForTool as Once, then config/ops/agent.rs#add_auto_approve_tool saves the tool to autonomy.auto_approve and reloads the live policy.
On the next check, the gate passes that list as CheckInput.legacy_tool_grants. NativeEngine::check (native/engine_impl.rs) imports each entry once as a TinySecurity tool grant (ImportTrustSource2), outside SaaS, for the standard posture, with legacy-import. The module's durable tool trust then approves without a prompt.
A repeat import is answered as already done, so a grant the user revoked stays revoked even though the tool is still in the list.
How main got here:
The gate tests run on StubEngine, which recorded legacy_tool_grants but never trusted them, so the core-flow test parked and timed out.
The test came from the upstream-main line (19114e1), where the old gate read auto_approve directly. The engine refactor (a26e384) moved that decision into TinySecurity. The two met in merge 7fbd106.
The agent test legacy_auto_approve_lists_are_not_replayed_as_module_grants asserted the opposite: that a listed tool is never allowed. Its message says it guards against resurrecting a revoked grant, but it never revoked anything, and on a first sight production imports the grant and allows the call.
Found by the TinySecurity E2E review (TS-E2E-024).
Solution
StubEngine (engine_stub.rs) imports each legacy grant once per tenant and tool, as NativeEngine does. Like native/history_import.rs#import_tool_grants, it skips any entry tinysecurity_bus::is_host_tool_name2 rejects. It applies the same conditions (legacy-import, outside SaaS, the standard posture) and remembers what it imported, so a revoke is not undone. revoke_tool_grant lets a test revoke a grant.
The agent test now checks its stated intent:
the first sight of a listed tool is allowed, and legacy_tool_grants is still pinned;
after the grant is revoked, the stale list entry does not bring it back;
an agent without the entry is not approved.
New test a_legacy_entry_that_is_not_a_tool_name_is_not_imported: a listed entry the module rejects as a tool name (path_check, an effect class) is never trusted.
The core-flow test scopes the live policy to its own thread (live_policy::install_scoped, restored on drop) instead of installing the process-global one, so sibling approval tests cannot see its saved allowlist.
Both tests are gated on legacy-import, the only build in which this contract holds. It is a default feature, so CI runs them.
Docs corrected:
gate.rs's module doc, which said ApproveAlwaysForTool records a GrantTool2 grant. It now says a process request is saved to autonomy.auto_approve (best-effort), and an agent request is approved once and nothing is saved;
the persistence comment in gate_state.rs;
the allowlist comment in enforcement.rs, which said the gate reads auto_approve itself;
the stub's module doc, which pointed at native/engine_tests.rs (not compiled today);
the core-flow test's comment.
Submission Checklist
Tests added or updated (happy path + at least one failure / edge case) per Testing Strategy: the core-flow test (Always allow skips the next prompt), the rewritten agent test (revoke wins, other agents are not approved), and the name-filter test (a rejected entry is not trusted).
N/A: diff coverage. The changed lines are test support and comments, exercised by the two tests.
N/A: no feature row added, removed or renamed in docs/TEST-COVERAGE-MATRIX.md.
N/A: no matrix feature IDs affected; the review finding is listed under Related.
No new external network dependencies introduced.
N/A: no release-cut surface changes (docs/RELEASE-MANUAL-SMOKE.md).
N/A: no GitHub issue tracks this. It is TinySecurity E2E review finding TS-E2E-024.
Tests and red controls
Red control A, the stub's import disabled: the core-flow test fails at "the second create_workflow must not park", and the agent test fails at "the first sight of a listed tool imports it as a grant".
Red control B, the agent test's revoke removed: the agent test fails at "legacy config must not resurrect a revoked durable grant", and the core-flow test is unaffected.
Red control C, the stub's name filter removed: the name-filter test fails at "an entry that is not a tool name must not be trusted".
Validation (cuttlefish, CF-W1-fix-024-1/-2 on c176830, -3 on f06018c, -4 on 718b170)
ApproveAlwaysForTool saves the tool to autonomy.auto_approve, and the
native engine imports each entry once as a TinySecurity tool grant
(ImportTrustSource2): outside SaaS, for the standard posture, with
legacy-import. A revoked grant is not imported again. StubEngine ignored
the list, so the core-flow Always-allow test could never pass, while the
agent test asserted the list never allows, which production contradicts.
The stub now imports once per tenant and tool, the agent test grants,
revokes and checks that the stale entry does not bring the grant back,
both tests are gated on legacy-import, and the docs that still described
the old gate are corrected.
Verdict: Ready for maintainer review · Priority: none Coverage: Reviewed 6 of 6 files.
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Pull request purpose (title): test(approval): model the legacy Always-allow import in the stub engine. The change makes the approval test stub behave like the native engine: a legacy `auto_approve` entry is imported once as a durable TinySecurity tool grant, gated on the `legacy-import` feature, a non-SaaS runtime and the Standard posture, with a per-tenant record of what was imported so a repeat import is answered as already done and a revoked grant stays revoked. The importer skips entries that `tinysecurity_bus::is_host_tool_name2` rejects, matching production. A test-only `revoke_tool_grant` helper was added, the agent test was rewritten to check import-then-revoke rather than the opposite contract, a new test covers the rejected-name case, the core-flow test now scopes the live policy to its own thread instead of installing the process-global one, and docs in the gate, gate state, enforcement, stub and core-flow test were corrected. Per the description there are no product code changes. The tests lane flagged that it could not verify `is_host_tool_name2` because the `vendor/tinysecurity` submodule is not checked out, so the claim that `path_check` is rejected is unverified from that lane's vantage. No trusted push delta was available, so everything below describes the whole pull request rather than the latest push.
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What changed
The stub engine now mirrors the native engine's one-time import of legacy `auto_approve` entries as durable module tool grants, under the `legacy-import` feature, outside SaaS and for the Standard posture, recording imported entries per tenant so a repeat import is treated as already done and a revoked grant is not resurrected. The import path filters candidates through `tinysecurity_bus::is_host_tool_name2`, so names the module would not accept as a tool never become grants. A test-only `revoke_tool_grant` helper was added. The agent test `legacy_auto_approve_lists_are_not_replayed_as_module_grants` was rewritten to assert the first sight of a listed tool is allowed and `legacy_tool_grants` is pinned, then revoke the grant, then assert the stale list entry does not bring it back and an unlisted agent is not approved. A new gated test asserts an entry that is not a tool name is never trusted. The core-flow test `approve_always_for_create_workflow_persists_and_skips_the_next_prompt` moved from the process-global `live_policy::install` to thread-scoped `live_policy::install_scoped`, restored on drop, and was gated on `legacy-import`. Module and inline docs in `gate.rs`, `gate_state.rs`, `enforcement.rs`, the stub module doc and the core-flow test comment were corrected to describe the engine import path, including that a process request is saved to `autonomy.auto_approve` best-effort while an agent request is approved once and nothing is saved. Per the description, no product code is changed.
Features
Added — One-time legacy grant import in the stub engine: The stub now resolves legacy `auto_approve` entries the way the native engine does: each is imported once as durable tool trust, outside SaaS and for the Standard posture only, tracked per tenant so a repeat import is answered as already done. Test support only, so runtime product behavior is unchanged. (crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/engine_stub.rsimpl ApprovalEngine for StubEngine {, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/engine_stub.rspub(crate) struct StubEngine {)
Added — Tool-name filter on legacy grant import: Legacy entries that `tinysecurity_bus::is_host_tool_name2` rejects are skipped rather than trusted, matching the production importer's name filter so the stub cannot grant trust for a name the module would not accept as a tool. (crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/engine_stub.rsimpl ApprovalEngine for StubEngine {)
Added — revoke_tool_grant test helper: Lets tests revoke a durable tool grant while the tool remains in the imported set, so a later check does not re-grant it. Test-only helper. (crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/engine_stub.rsimpl StubEngine {)
Modified — Agent test rewritten to exercise import-then-revoke: The test now matches its stated intent: it asserts the first sight of a listed tool is allowed with `legacy_tool_grants` still pinned, revokes the grant, then asserts the stale list entry does not resurrect it and an unlisted agent is not approved. Gated on `legacy-import`. (crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/gate_agent_tests.rsasync fn legacy_auto_approve_lists_are_not_replayed_as_module_grants() {)
Modified — Doc corrections for the engine import path: Docs in `gate.rs`, `gate_state.rs` and `enforcement.rs` now describe `ApproveAlwaysForTool` persisting to `autonomy.auto_approve` best-effort for process requests, the native engine importing each entry once as a grant, and agent requests being approved once with nothing saved, rather than the old gate reading the list directly. Documentation only. (crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/gate.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/gate_state.rsimpl ApprovalGate {, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/enforcement.rsimpl SecurityPolicy {)
Tests
unit — Rewritten agent test asserting that a legacy `auto_approve` entry is imported once as a tool grant, that a revoked grant is not resurrected by the stale list entry, and that an agent without the entry is not approved; gated on `legacy-import`.: The tests lane reports the import path is exercised and the doc-comment invariant would fail without the `imported` set; no test execution was observed in trusted check evidence. (crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/gate_agent_tests.rsasync fn legacy_auto_approve_lists_are_not_replayed_as_module_grants() {, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/engine_stub.rsimpl ApprovalEngine for StubEngine {)
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Conclusion: Success
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Lane summary: The behavioural change is in the test stub (`engine_stub.rs`), which now mirrors the native engine's one-time legacy import, plus doc comments in `gate.rs`/`gate_state.rs`/`enforcement.rs`; the accompanying test edits add real assertions (import on first sight, no resurrection after `revoke_tool_grant`, invalid tool names skipped) and switch to thread-scoped `install_scoped` so the tests no longer leak policy. I could not verify `tinysecurity_bus::is_host_tool_name2` because the `vendor/tinysecurity` submodule is not checked out, so the claim that `path_check` is rejected is unverified from here, but nothing in the diff shows it failing. No reportable defect found. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `f30a1bdfe4fb`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
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Lane summary: The description matches the diff: the StubEngine's one-time legacy `auto_approve` import (per-tenant dedupe, `is_host_tool_name2` name filter, `legacy-import`/non-SaaS/standard-posture conditions), the new `revoke_tool_grant` helper, the rewritten agent test with its revoke-wins assertions, the new name-filter test, the core-flow test's move to `live_policy::install_scoped`, and the comment updates in `gate.rs`, `gate_state.rs` and `enforcement.rs` are all described accurately and nothing substantial in the change goes unmentioned. No description defect found. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `f30a1bdfe4fb`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
With legacy-import enabled, the stub engine imports eligible legacy auto_approve entries as tool grants once per tenant. It can revoke a grant without clearing its import marker. Documentation and tests cover the import conditions and revocation behavior.
Changes: Legacy tool grant import and revocation
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Import and revoke legacy tool grants crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/engine_stub.rs
The stub engine imports eligible entries once per tenant under the specified conditions. Revoking a grant does not clear its import marker.
Approval flow and validation crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/gate.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/gate_state.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/policy/enforcement.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/gate_agent_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/gate_core_flow_tests.rs
Documentation describes persistence and import behavior. Tests cover initial import, revocation, rejected tool names, and scoped policy setup.
The change affects test support and documentation only. A test can leak its allowlist into the global policy and make parallel gate tests flaky. Fix that before merge, but production behavior is unaffected.
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I’m a rabbit by the grant-list gate, I watch each tool arrive once, not late. A revoked grant stays revoked in place, No stale list restores its trace. I nibble tests and hop away, While scoped guards tidy up the day.
114-116: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Assert the post-revocation check receives the stale entry.
If a change drops shell from the second check, the non-Allow assertion can pass without testing re-import. Assert that the second recorded check contains shell and uses the original tenant and variant.
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Update the recorded-check assertions around stub_of(&gate).seen() to verify the
post-revocation check contains the stale “shell” grant and uses the original
tenant and variant; ensure the assertions target the second recorded check so a
missing grant cannot pass unnoticed.
118-118: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Check the unlisted agent before revoking the grant.
The current assertion cannot detect cross-agent approval while the imported grant is active. Add that check before revocation. The separate stub-engine test covers tenant isolation for explicit grants, but not the legacy import through the gate.
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Update the legacy-import test around stub_of and seen to check that an unlisted
agent cannot obtain approval while the imported grant is still active; perform
this assertion before revoke_tool_grant, preserving the existing revocation
check afterward.
229-230: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Add end-to-end coverage for Always allow.
This test saves the choice directly, so it cannot detect a missing RPC save. The separate RPC test checks persistence but injects the policy before the second call. Exercise the RPC and repeat the call without either direct operation.
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Extend the Always allow test around create_workflow to save the choice through
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Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/gate.rs:
- Around line 9-11: Qualify the flow description around ApproveAlwaysForTool and
approval_decide, and the corresponding comment in gate_state.rs: agent-owned
requests approve only the current call and do not persist the tool, while
process-owned requests persist it on a best-effort basis.
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- Around line 114-116: Update the recorded-check assertions around
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“shell” grant and uses the original tenant and variant; ensure the assertions
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@crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/gate_core_flow_tests.rs:
- Around line 229-230: Extend the Always allow test around create_workflow to
save the choice through the RPC, then call create_workflow again without
directly saving or injecting the policy. Verify the RPC-persisted grant prevents
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- StubEngine imports a legacy auto_approve entry only when it passes
tinysecurity_bus::is_host_tool_name2, as the native importer does, so a
name production would skip is never trusted (new test).
- The core-flow Always-allow test no longer installs or resets the
process-global live policy. It scopes its policy to the test thread and,
after the save, scopes the policy built from the saved config, which is
what live_policy::reload_from would install. A panic or an overlapping
sibling test can no longer see its allowlist.
- gate.rs and gate_state.rs say that only a process request is saved
(best-effort), and that an agent's request is approved once.
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- Around line 300-302: Update the test flow around live_policy::install_scoped
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security::approvalhas been red on main:core_flow_tests::approve_always_for_create_workflow_persists_and_skips_the_next_promptcan never pass. The test stub ignored the saved "Always allow" list, which production honours.Problem
approval_decidedecides anApproveAlwaysForToolas Once, thenconfig/ops/agent.rs#add_auto_approve_toolsaves the tool toautonomy.auto_approveand reloads the live policy.CheckInput.legacy_tool_grants.NativeEngine::check(native/engine_impl.rs) imports each entry once as a TinySecurity tool grant (ImportTrustSource2), outside SaaS, for the standard posture, withlegacy-import. The module's durable tool trust then approves without a prompt.StubEngine, which recordedlegacy_tool_grantsbut never trusted them, so the core-flow test parked and timed out.auto_approvedirectly. The engine refactor (a26e384) moved that decision into TinySecurity. The two met in merge 7fbd106.legacy_auto_approve_lists_are_not_replayed_as_module_grantsasserted the opposite: that a listed tool is never allowed. Its message says it guards against resurrecting a revoked grant, but it never revoked anything, and on a first sight production imports the grant and allows the call.Solution
StubEngine(engine_stub.rs) imports each legacy grant once per tenant and tool, asNativeEnginedoes. Likenative/history_import.rs#import_tool_grants, it skips any entrytinysecurity_bus::is_host_tool_name2rejects. It applies the same conditions (legacy-import, outside SaaS, the standard posture) and remembers what it imported, so a revoke is not undone.revoke_tool_grantlets a test revoke a grant.legacy_tool_grantsis still pinned;a_legacy_entry_that_is_not_a_tool_name_is_not_imported: a listed entry the module rejects as a tool name (path_check, an effect class) is never trusted.live_policy::install_scoped, restored on drop) instead of installing the process-global one, so sibling approval tests cannot see its saved allowlist.legacy-import, the only build in which this contract holds. It is a default feature, so CI runs them.gate.rs's module doc, which saidApproveAlwaysForToolrecords aGrantTool2grant. It now says a process request is saved toautonomy.auto_approve(best-effort), and an agent request is approved once and nothing is saved;gate_state.rs;enforcement.rs, which said the gate readsauto_approveitself;native/engine_tests.rs(not compiled today);Submission Checklist
docs/TEST-COVERAGE-MATRIX.md.docs/RELEASE-MANUAL-SMOKE.md).Tests and red controls
Validation (cuttlefish, CF-W1-fix-024-1/-2 on c176830, -3 on f06018c, -4 on 718b170)
cargo fmt --checkpnpm rust:layoutartifacts/tiny_store_tests.rs784/750, pre-existing (fixed by #8560)cargo check --locked, core without / with security-module-D warningssecurity::approval::gate::tests::core_flow_tests::approve_always_for_create_workflow_persists_and_skips_the_next_promptsecurity::approval::gate::tests::agent_tests::legacy_auto_approve_lists_are_not_replayed_as_module_grants(rewritten)security::approval::gate::tests::agent_tests::a_legacy_entry_that_is_not_a_tool_name_is_not_importedsecurity::approval::, one process, two runsImpact
legacy-import, "Always allow" never becomes TinySecurity trust;native/engine_tests.rsis not compiled (itsmodwas dropped, and it is gated on an undefined feature).Related
native/engine_tests.rs(separate finding), and the SaaS / no-legacy-importgap.AI Authored PR Metadata (required for Codex/Linear PRs)
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