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Fixes pre-existing failures on main that keep every open PR's CI Gate red (seen on #8653 and #8651, base 1864c68). Main's own CI skips these lanes, which is how they rotted.
rust-cov: ~1,698 tests, e.g. agent::harness::artifact_offload::tests::an_action_dir_inside_workspace_dir_is_never_materialized ("admit the real native security fixture: Unavailable("security secret scope changed after module admission")") and AlreadyRunning panics
embed-offline-examples: profiles example (NOT fixed here, see below)
Root causes and fixes
web3 guide contract (stale test).feat(wallet): spend policy + ledger for automated SOL/USDC payments, x402 from automation #8649 added wallet_balances / wallet_execute_prepared under [wallet_policy], and the guide was rewritten truthfully ("Never state a balance no tool returned", spend-policy rules, "Never retry a write", "Never echo keys, seed phrases"). The contract test still pinned the old wording ("no balance tool", "quote_id", "Never auto-retry a write"). Updated the test to pin the current text, added the two new tools to the required list, and added the policy and no-seed-phrase rules. The guide itself was already correct and keeps the crypto safety rules.
read-only marker test. The lane builds --no-default-features --features storage-sqlite, i.e. without security-module. By design (security::switch) every gate is then permissive, so can_act() is true and apply_patch proceeds to path resolution. The test is only meaningful with the module present, so it is now #[cfg(feature = "security-module")]. Also dropped its browser_open case: f8a08f1 removed the tool's own spend_action gate in favour of the host authorization stage, so browser_open no longer carries a tool-level marker (with the module it opened a real browser session under read-only autonomy in the test).
rust-cov. The hosted profile ran the suite with plain cargo llvm-cov (all tests in one process, threads shared). TinySecurity admits one secret scope per process and refuses another ("security secret scope changed after module admission"; shared runtime then gives AlreadyRunning), and the tests are written for one process per test, which is what ex63 does via OH_COV_RUNNER=nextest. Hosted now also uses nextest (lanes-plan.mjs), and ci-lanes.yml installs cargo-nextest. The lane's timeout (1h40m, log ends mid-suite with no summary) is consistent with the serial in-process runner being slow; I could not prove the failures cause a hang, so the timeout is untouched. Watch the first run for time.
Secret scope read before module load.EncryptedStore::run_security_cipher read the secret scope, consumer, registration and identity from the admitted module's state before calling modules::security::client(config), which is what loads the module. In a process whose first secret operation is that call, they are all None ("TinySecurity secret scope is unavailable"). It now loads first, as every other call site does. The "device pairing persistence unavailable" failure now includes its cause.
Not fixed here: profiles embed example (needs an owner decision)
With the ordering fix the example gets further and now fails with: device pairing persistence unavailable: [security::device-pairing] resolve the storage scope: invalid input: no tenant scope in SaaS mode; refusing to act as the operator. The module is being admitted from a SaaS profile operation with no tenant scope, and TinySecurity keeps one secret scope per process while the example provisions two profiles (alice, bob) with different config dirs, so the single-scope design conflicts with multi-profile SaaS hosting. That needs a decision on how profiles share or switch scopes, not a hack. reveal_recovery_phrase_returns_phrase_for_existing_wallet (web3 feature) was not run locally; it hits the same "secret scope unavailable" path that item 4 addresses.
Test evidence
the_web3_skill_keeps_the_crypto_safety_contract: fails before, passes after (local).
readonly_acting_tools_carry_policy_blocked_marker: passes with security-module locally; the no-security lane is verified by CI.
scripts/tests lanes tests updated and passing (68/68).
Device-pairing errors now include details from the underlying failure when saved pairing information cannot be loaded, making the reported issue clearer.
Security checks now load the configured security component before reading its identity and permissions. If loading fails, the error is reported before those checks continue.
Documentation
The Embed API index now lists the sandbox module among its exports.
Extend the orchestrator tier test to cover the newly added wallet balance and prepared-transfer execution tools, and replace the outdated safety rules with the current contract wording around balances, quote ids, spend policy, and key handling.
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The read-only autonomy marker test now only compiles with the security-module feature, since without it every gate is permissive by design. The browser_open case was dropped because that tool no longer gates itself at the tool level.
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The encrypted store now obtains the security module client before reading the scope, consumer, registration and identity, since those values are only populated once the module has been loaded. This fixes secret operations failing in a fresh process where the first action is a secret read.
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The rust-cov lane now uses cargo-nextest for the core's unit tests on all
profiles, not just ex63, since the tests depend on per-test process isolation
to avoid secret-scope and AlreadyRunning failures. The hosted runner installs
cargo-nextest alongside cargo-llvm-cov, and the LLVM profile file naming is
applied unconditionally.
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The LLVM_PROFILE_FILE_NAME override is now only set when the ex63 profile is active, so other lanes keep their default profiling configuration instead of inheriting a setting meant for the ex63 runner.
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The device pairing persistence error was being discarded and replaced with a generic message, making failures hard to diagnose. The underlying error is now formatted into the message so the cause is visible.
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medium: Describe the tauri-coverage nextest and test-modules change ((pull request description)) Problem: The body's rust-cov section says only that the hosted rust-cov lane now uses nextest. The diff also changes the **tauri-coverage** lane: it adds a `test-modules` step (`install-tes Suggested fix:
No concrete fix was supplied.
Verdict: Ready for maintainer review · Priority: medium Coverage: Reviewed 10 of 12 files; not reviewed: Cargo.lock, vendor/tinywalle….
Completeness: Complete Test assessment: Test coverage is assessed from changed tests and lane evidence; execution is not claimed without trusted check data.
Features
Modified — Load security module before reading admitted state in run_security_cipher: A process whose first secret operation is this call now finds the scope, consumer, registration and identity populated instead of `None`, removing the "TinySecurity secret scope is unavailable" failure path. (crates/openhuman-core/src/security/secret_storage/encrypted_store.rsimpl SecretStore {)
Modified — Device pairing persistence error includes its cause: The "device pairing persistence unavailable" failure now reports the underlying error, making the remaining `profiles` example failure diagnosable. (crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/security/host_callbacks.rspub(in crate::modules) async fn ensure_loaded()
Modified — Web3 skill contract test pins current guide text: The contract test now matches the rewritten guide, including the two new wallet tools and the spend-policy and no-seed-phrase rules, so it no longer fails on stale wording. (crates/openhuman-core/src/agent_registry/agents/loader_tests_orchestrator_tier_tests.rsfn the_web3_skill_keeps_the_crypto_safety_contract() {)
Modified — Read-only marker test gated on security-module and browser_open case removed: The test only runs where the module exists, since without it every gate is permissive by design; the `browser_open` case is dropped because that tool no longer carries a tool-level marker. (crates/openhuman-core/src/tools/ops_tests_domain_family_tests.rsasync fn readonly_acting_tools_carry_policy_blocked_marker() {, crates/openhuman-core/src/tools/ops_tests_domain_family_tests.rsuse tinyagents_harness_tools::fs::filesystem::{ApplyPatchTool, CsvExportTool};)
Added — Add sandbox entry to generated embed API index: The generated embed API index now lists the `sandbox` symbol in its alphabetical position across the JSON, Markdown and `llms-full.txt` copies. (docs/gitbooks/en/developing/embed/api-index.mdGenerate the complete local Rust API reference with `cargo doc -p openhuman-embe, llms-full.txtGenerate the complete local Rust API reference with `cargo doc -p openhuman-embe)
Tests
unit — Asserts the web3 skill guide contains the required wallet tools and the current safety rules (spend policy, no fabricated balances, no retries, no key/seed echo).: Updated to pin current guide text; the description reports it fails before and passes after locally. No trusted check evidence confirms execution. (crates/openhuman-core/src/agent_registry/agents/loader_tests_orchestrator_tier_tests.rsfn the_web3_skill_keeps_the_crypto_safety_contract() {)
unit — Asserts read-only acting tools carry the policy-blocked marker, now compiled only with `security-module`.: Gating matches the design that gates are permissive without the module; the description reports it passes with the module locally and the no-security lane is verified by CI. No trusted check evidence confirms execution. (crates/openhuman-core/src/tools/ops_tests_domain_family_tests.rsasync fn readonly_acting_tools_carry_policy_blocked_marker() {)
gap — No test in the diff exercises the invariant that the first secret operation in a fresh process succeeds after the load reordering.: No test in the diff exercises this invariant; the description reports the ordering fix was validated only by the failing example getting further. No trusted check evidence confirms execution. (crates/openhuman-core/src/security/secret_storage/encrypted_store.rsimpl SecretStore {)
Before merge
None.
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critique
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Lane summary: Reviewed 10 files; 0 findings. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `f1d2897bd81e`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
security
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: Security lane answered with 0 findings across 8 reviewed files; the Markdown and `llms-full.txt` files were not security-reviewed as prose or tabular data.
Lane summary: Reviewed 8 files; 0 findings. 2 files were not security-reviewed: docs/gitbooks/en/developing/embed/api-index.md (prose or tabular data), llms-full.txt (prose or tabular data). _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `f1d2897bd81e`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
tests
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: Tests lane answered with 0 findings, confirming the test updates track the behavior changes and the workflow change only adds a tool to an already-pinned action without widening permissions or interpolating untrusted context.
Lane summary: The change moves the TinySecurity module load ahead of the scope/consumer/registration reads in `run_security_cipher`, switches every coverage profile to nextest, and adjusts the tests and docs that pin those behaviours. The test updates track the behaviour changes (the nextest assertion now covers every profile, the read-only marker test is gated on `security-module` and drops the `browser_open` case that no longer gates itself), and the workflow change only adds a tool to an already-pinned action without widening permissions or interpolating untrusted context. I found no defect worth blocking on. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `f1d2897bd81e`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
commits
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: Commits lane answered with no sensitive content in committed files.
Lane summary: No sensitive content in committed files. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `f1d2897bd81e`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
description
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Lane summary: The description matches the diff closely: it names each failing test, the root cause, and the fix, and the diff does those things (web3 contract test updated to the current guide text, read-only marker test gated on `security-module` with the `browser_open` case dropped, `OH_COV_RUNNER=nextest` for every profile plus `cargo-nextest` installed in ci-lanes, and the secret-scope read moved after `modules::security::client`). Two things the diff does that the body never mentions: the tauri-coverage lane now installs test modules and switches to `cargo llvm-cov nextest`, and the embed API index gains a `sandbox` entry. Neither is described, so the body should be extended to cover them. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `f1d2897bd81e`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
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The changes revise security-related test assertions, include underlying device-pairing persistence errors, and load the configured TinySecurity client before reading its metadata. Core and Tauri coverage lanes now use nextest. The Embed API index now lists sandbox.
Changes: Security behavior and test assertions
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TinySecurity loading and error reporting crates/openhuman-core/src/security/secret_storage/encrypted_store.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/security/host_callbacks.rs
run_security_cipher loads the configured TinySecurity client before reading its metadata. Device-pairing persistence errors include underlying error details.
Security-related test assertions crates/openhuman-core/src/agent_registry/agents/loader_tests_orchestrator_tier_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/tools/ops_tests_domain_family_tests.rs
The web3 test checks the updated toolpack and guide requirements. The tool-level policy marker test no longer includes browser_open.
Nextest coverage lanes
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Nextest coverage configuration and validation scripts/ci/self-hosted/lanes-plan.mjs, .github/workflows/ci-lanes.yml, scripts/__tests__/self-hosted-lanes.test.mjs
The core coverage plan selects nextest for hosted and ex63 profiles. The Tauri coverage command uses nextest. The affected workflow lanes install cargo-nextest, and the lane test checks both profiles.
tinyhumansai/openhuman#8066 — This PR continues the nextest coverage implementation by selecting nextest for hosted core and Tauri coverage and installing cargo-nextest.
tinyhumansai/openhuman#8584 — This PR changes the hosted lane plan, including nextest execution for core and Tauri coverage and the required tool installation.
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Pairing failures may expose workspace paths in error details to authenticated callers. Review that exposure; the previously reported Tauri coverage configuration failures are resolved.
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An isolated cold-start round-trip regression test is still needed because existing enabled-encryption tests disable TinySecurity and only check an unavailable error, leaving the fixed ordering bug uncovered.
This PR addresses pre-existing CI failures by updating stale contract tests, isolating Rust coverage tests, and fixing TinySecurity initialization order. The multi-profile SaaS scope issue remains explicitly out of scope.
Changes:
Align wallet safety assertions and read-only tool tests with current behavior.
Use nextest for Rust coverage on every runner profile and install it in hosted CI.
Load TinySecurity before reading admitted secret state and preserve device-pairing error details.
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Keep workspace paths out of the returned error.
If default storage cannot open, the full error chain can expose the workspace path to device-pairing controller callers. Return a safe message and keep diagnostic details in a restricted operator-only diagnostic.
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Review comment at @crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/security/host_callbacks.rs at line 434:
Update the device-pairing persistence error mapping so returned errors use a safe message that does not include the underlying error chain or workspace paths. Preserve diagnostic details only through an established restricted operator-only diagnostic mechanism; identify and reuse that mechanism rather than exposing details to controller callers.
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The hosted tauri-coverage lane now invokes cargo llvm-cov nextest with the ci profile and no-fail-fast, so each test gets its own process. The app tests reach the TinySecurity module, which holds its first secret scope for the life of a process, so tests sharing one process were failing closed.
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Tauri lane (hosted) failed on artifact_commands::tests::save_as_copies_to_the_chosen_path_and_reports_a_cancel and resolve_source_returns_the_file_in_the_files_folder ("[artifacts] file is in a protected location": the TinySecurity protected-path query fails closed when tests share one process). Same root cause as rust-cov, so the hosted tauri coverage now also runs under nextest (one process per test).
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Load a ci profile for the Tauri workspace.
crates/openhuman-app is a separate workspace, so nextest does not load the root .config/nextest.toml. The hosted command therefore selects an undefined ci profile and fails before running tests. Use scripts/ci/nextest-coverage.sh, which builds a workspace-compatible configuration, or provide an equivalent configuration explicitly. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the cargo llvm-cov nextest invocation in the lane plan to use scripts/ci/nextest-coverage.sh for the openhuman-app workspace, or provide an equivalent workspace-compatible nextest configuration explicitly. Preserve the existing CI profile behavior and coverage options.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Filter the nextest overrides for the Tauri workspace.
The explicit config loads ci, but it also contains binary(...) overrides for targets absent from the standalone Tauri workspace. Nextest rejects unmatched binary predicates before running tests, so hosted Tauri coverage fails. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Use scripts/ci/nextest-coverage.sh or generate an equivalent workspace-specific config, as the ex63 path does.
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Update the Tauri coverage command in the lanes plan to use scripts/ci/nextest-coverage.sh or an equivalent workspace-specific config that excludes binary overrides for targets absent from the standalone Tauri workspace; preserve the ci profile and other required coverage behavior, following the existing ex63 path.
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The generated embed API index now lists the sandbox module alongside the other public items, keeping the JSON index, the markdown page, and llms-full.txt in sync.
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Test browser_open at the host authorization boundary
With autonomy enabled, the readonly tier must block network actions. The remaining host test uses a fake write tool, so it cannot catch a regression in browser_open classification. Add a host-gate test with the real BrowserOpenTool that asserts a read-only denial and the policy marker before navigation.
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Add a host-authorization test using the real BrowserOpenTool under the readonly tier with autonomy enabled. Assert the host gate emits the policy marker and denies the request before navigation; keep the assertion at the host boundary rather than expecting a tool-level gate.
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- Around line 15-22: Add a host-authorization test using the real
BrowserOpenTool under the readonly tier with autonomy enabled. Assert the host
gate emits the policy marker and denies the request before navigation; keep the
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The tauri coverage lane now installs the registry test modules first and depends on that step, since the app's artifact tests fail closed when no real TinySecurity module is loadable.
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The tauri-coverage lane no longer waits on test-modules when running on the ex63 runner, letting coverage start without that prerequisite. Also closes a missing parenthesis in the run command construction.
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Reindented the app test lane's command concatenation and removed stray blank lines in the lane plan builder. No behaviour change; the generated commands are identical.
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fix(vendor): restore tinywallet 0.29.0 pin reverted by #8655
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Fixes pre-existing failures on main that keep every open PR's CI Gate red (seen on #8653 and #8651, base 1864c68). Main's own CI skips these lanes, which is how they rotted.
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agent_registry::agents::loader::tests::orchestrator_tier_tests::the_web3_skill_keeps_the_crypto_safety_contract(gate-contract-tests, gate-contract-tests-features)tools::ops::tests::domain_family_tests::readonly_acting_tools_carry_policy_blocked_marker(gate-contract-tests, gate-contract-tests-features)agent::harness::artifact_offload::tests::an_action_dir_inside_workspace_dir_is_never_materialized("admit the real native security fixture: Unavailable("security secret scope changed after module admission")") andAlreadyRunningpanicsprofilesexample (NOT fixed here, see below)Root causes and fixes
wallet_balances/wallet_execute_preparedunder[wallet_policy], and the guide was rewritten truthfully ("Never state a balance no tool returned", spend-policy rules, "Never retry a write", "Never echo keys, seed phrases"). The contract test still pinned the old wording ("no balance tool", "quote_id", "Never auto-retry a write"). Updated the test to pin the current text, added the two new tools to the required list, and added the policy and no-seed-phrase rules. The guide itself was already correct and keeps the crypto safety rules.--no-default-features --features storage-sqlite, i.e. withoutsecurity-module. By design (security::switch) every gate is then permissive, socan_act()is true andapply_patchproceeds to path resolution. The test is only meaningful with the module present, so it is now#[cfg(feature = "security-module")]. Also dropped itsbrowser_opencase: f8a08f1 removed the tool's ownspend_actiongate in favour of the host authorization stage, sobrowser_openno longer carries a tool-level marker (with the module it opened a real browser session under read-only autonomy in the test).cargo llvm-cov(all tests in one process, threads shared). TinySecurity admits one secret scope per process and refuses another ("security secret scope changed after module admission"; shared runtime then givesAlreadyRunning), and the tests are written for one process per test, which is what ex63 does viaOH_COV_RUNNER=nextest. Hosted now also uses nextest (lanes-plan.mjs), andci-lanes.ymlinstallscargo-nextest. The lane's timeout (1h40m, log ends mid-suite with no summary) is consistent with the serial in-process runner being slow; I could not prove the failures cause a hang, so the timeout is untouched. Watch the first run for time.EncryptedStore::run_security_cipherread the secret scope, consumer, registration and identity from the admitted module's state before callingmodules::security::client(config), which is what loads the module. In a process whose first secret operation is that call, they are allNone("TinySecurity secret scope is unavailable"). It now loads first, as every other call site does. The "device pairing persistence unavailable" failure now includes its cause.Not fixed here:
profilesembed example (needs an owner decision)With the ordering fix the example gets further and now fails with:
device pairing persistence unavailable: [security::device-pairing] resolve the storage scope: invalid input: no tenant scope in SaaS mode; refusing to act as the operator. The module is being admitted from a SaaS profile operation with no tenant scope, and TinySecurity keeps one secret scope per process while the example provisions two profiles (alice, bob) with different config dirs, so the single-scope design conflicts with multi-profile SaaS hosting. That needs a decision on how profiles share or switch scopes, not a hack.reveal_recovery_phrase_returns_phrase_for_existing_wallet(web3 feature) was not run locally; it hits the same "secret scope unavailable" path that item 4 addresses.Test evidence
Co-authored-by: Medulla medulla@tinyhumans.ai
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