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Summary

Follow-ups to #8595, toward a green CI Fast (hosted) Gate.

• Session store split (product bug): the cause of the ~50 hosted "No backend session" failures. Reproduced in the CI image.
• SaaS host-authorised secret grant: design option A.
• Structured error codes survive the provenance rewrite.
• Media reference files can no longer reach credential stores: the ~/.ssh hole.
• Doctor live embedding probe: host-side local-only check.
• Shared TinySecurity secret limit: raised from 4 to 32.
• Test and CI fixes: a profile fixture, stale tinysearch pins, and three checks broken on main by the sandbox openshell → boxes move.

Problem

• Session store split. Sign-in writes the session through AuthService::from_config. With the security-module feature on (the product build), that keeps the token in the keyring and clears it from the JSON profile. Managed chat and embeddings read it back through the directory-only AuthService::new(state_dir, …), which only sees the JSON.
  • Result: every managed turn in a product build reported "No backend session: store a JWT via auth (app-session)".
  • Default-feature builds hide it, because both sides then use JSON.
  • Reproduced inside ghcr.io/tinyhumansai/openhuman_ci as root: fails under product features, passes with default features and with the fix.
• SaaS secret grants. A headless SaaS tenant could never unlock its own secret scope. saas_outcome_with denied every forced native_secret_grant that had no routable WebChat surface, so gateway, background and embed-profile credential work was refused ("secret master approval denied").
• Provenance rewrite. When it couldn't prove which credential a failed request used, it replaced the error with data: null. That dropped non-sign-out codes such as the memory engine's UNAUTHORIZED, which the memory UI branches on.
• Media reference path policy. It admitted any file under the working folder or workspace without the always-forbidden floor. With the working folder set to ~, a prompt-injected model could send ~/.ssh/id_rsa to the media provider as a "reference image".
• Doctor embedding probe. It went through the managed embedding egress guard, which needs TinySecurity. The doctor deliberately never loads TinySecurity.
• Shared secret-work limit. Since TinySecurity 0.20 every tenant's secret registration shares one process-wide max_in_flight, and we used the default of 4. A fifth concurrent unlock was refused as "secret approval unavailable".

Solution

• Session store: managed chat carries its runtime Config.

  • resolve_session_bearer reads through AuthService::for_state_dir, which borrows the store of a config that owns exactly that credential directory, with the same encryption setting. It tries the caller's config first, then the dispatch's embedder config, and only then falls back to directory-only. A config for another directory never lends its store.
  • Managed embeddings use the same path.
  • Tests in openhuman-tinyhumans (default features include security-module): *_authenticates_with_config_scoped_token and managed_bearer_never_reads_through_a_config_for_another_directory.
  • Locally under product features: agent_harness_e2e 27/27 (one process per test, as CI runs it) and memory_v2_e2e 22/22.

• SaaS grant: new security/approval/gate_saas_grant.rs. In SaaS, for a forced native_secret_grant that no person will see, the host approves only when:

  • the dispatch is bound to a tenant profile, and
  • the registration being unlocked is that profile's own .secret_key.

  It refuses no tenant, a mismatched tenant, the operator scope and unknown registrations. The decision goes through the normal engine as saas_host_authorised and is audited on the tenant's own stream. Other tools and non-SaaS processes are unchanged.

  • 10 unit tests; 6 were RED first. The profiles example now prints EXAMPLE_OK profiles.
  • Keyring consent stays fail-closed: the consent callback carries no tenant scope.

• Error codes: invoke.rs replaces the message but keeps the original structured data unless it carries a sign-out marker: SESSION_EXPIRED, "no backend session token", "session jwt required", or a 401-style route failure. These are the same markers the renderer's classifyRpcError keys on.

• Media: every local reference path, filed artifacts included, is decided by TinySecurity's ProtectedPath2 through the module reached from root_config, via the sync bridge (modules::security::text::protected_path_check). The host no longer mirrors the floor algorithm.

  • Paths and roots are resolved first. If a path can't be resolved, its . segments are dropped. Both the given and the resolved path are checked, and the checked path is the one read. ~/.cargo/./credentials.toml and a symlink into .cargo are now refused.
  • Refusals log only a category, never the path.
  • Any failure refuses the path; URLs are unaffected.

• Doctor: the inspection embedder is built without the TinySecurity guard, behind the same host-side enforce_local_only_inference check the chat probe uses. The runtime embedder keeps the guard; a test pins it deterministically by forcing LocalOnly privacy through a test-only thread-local seam.

• Secret limits: SECRET_MAX_IN_FLIGHT = 32, the module's ceiling, and SECRET_OPERATIONS_PER_MINUTE = 4096, the contract maximum (was 120). Every credential read is one cipher operation, and every agent on a runtime shares one registration, so runtime_agents saw 435 rate denials. Both limits still refuse beyond the cap rather than queueing.

• Tests and CI:

  • The profile credentials fixture creates its policy directories.
  • tinysearch pins are updated to 0.5.7 in agent_harness_e2e.
  • process-statics records the split OPENSHELL_REGISTRY / AGENT37_REGISTRY.
  • The saas-ambient baseline follows the moved reaper spawn.
  • boxes/mod_tests.rs passes the new backend argument.
  • An unused import is removed.

Second round: hosted run 43014137893 (66 → 22 failures)

None of these came from this PR's earlier changes; most already failed on main or on #8595's last run.

• Prompt-injection scan lost the tenant (security/prompt_injection/detector.rs). With test-keyring-consent/e2e-test-support, the scan ran on a bus task with no CoreContext, so in SaaS TinySecurity's approval rows had no storage scope and every prompt was held as screen.unavailable. The scan future is now wrapped in CoreContext::propagate. This fixes profile_refused_tool_generation, profile_operator_tools, profile_direct_providers and saas_mode_e2e::chat_events_reach_only_the_user_whose_turn_produced_them.
• Deadlock on approval decisions (security/approval/rpc.rs). NativeEngine::check holds the audit-stream lock while the module shows the prompt, and a synchronous decide on the same current-thread runtime waited for that lock forever. approval_decide now decides on a blocking thread (DispatchCtx::spawn_blocking), and the characterization tests do the same.
  • Regression test: an_rpc_decision_does_not_stall_the_runtime_the_parked_call_needs.
  • Under load (12 copies of each test), 1–2 of 12 copies hung before the fix; 72 of 72 passed after.
  • Covers copilot_stream_park_is_clamped_to_180s, flow_trust_is_scoped_to_the_exact_flow_and_tool and approval_policy_sandbox_and_secret_wire_contracts.
• A removed agent's denial lost its reason (registration_scope.rs ApprovalScope::closed_denial). The native engine's "registration closed: agent_removed" arrived opaque. Fixes agent_lifecycle and flow_approvals.
• Embedder host-authorised secret grant (security/approval/gate_host_grant.rs). Runtime::build stores an .api_key() before any approval gate exists, so the master grant had nobody to answer it ("secret approval unavailable"; the telegram example).
  • Within host_authorised_secret_grant(config, fut), only the secret grant for that runtime's own .secret_key is approved. It goes through the normal engine as embedder_host_authorised, the same pattern as the SaaS grant. Another directory or an unknown registration is refused.
  • Test: openhuman-embed/tests/api_key_boot.rs boots with no consent env. telegram prints EXAMPLE_OK.
• file_storage tests shared the runner's real home. The ambient config fell through to $HOME/.openhuman/users/local, so parallel nextest processes collided on one audit sequence. TinySecurity then failed closed with "could not confirm" or read-only autonomy.
  • The tests now isolate OPENHUMAN_WORKSPACE per process (openhuman-tinyhumans/src/test_workspace.rs).
  • Regression test: the_ambient_config_these_tests_audit_through_is_not_the_runners_home.
• Stale or non-hermetic core tests, exposed because the hosted container has a working kernel keyring:
  • openai_oauth reads back through the config-bound store that wrote it.
  • The keyring-unavailable test disables modules, as its sibling does.
  • The tool-catalog fixture gains wallet_balances and wallet_execute_prepared from feat(wallet): scheduled cron actions count as trusted automation for wallet policy and x402 #8651.
• Tests whose expectations changed:
  • profile_direct_providers and profile_host_capabilities: a refused tool reaches the model as a recoverable tool error and the turn completes. The tests now assert the refusal text and that nothing executed, instead of a failed turn.
  • runtime_agents: it waits for the deferred MCP cleanup to remove the ephemeral workspace.
  • runtime_adapter_trace_tests: the hang guard is raised from 5s to 60s. Turn setup resolves MCP sandbox grants three times, about 0.85s each.

Review feedback

• The doctor probe also checks the selected config's privacy.mode (enforce_local_only_inference_for), so a LocalOnly profile refuses even with no live policy installed.
• API-key lookup reads through the owning config, with the same directory and encryption ownership checks as the session lookup.
• A dropped SaaS host grant cancels its delivered request (HostGrantCancelGuard).
• The policy keyring test uses unique tenant namespaces and cleans them up.
• The SaaS grant exception is documented in profiles/tools.rs and security/approval/README.md.

Third round: hosted run 43072334237 (all lanes green except 3 known product tests), and a full local CI run

The whole hosted lane set (checks, rust-lint, the four rust-cov shards, tauri) was run locally, each group in its own openhuman_ci container on its own CPU range. Failures were re-run alone to separate load flakes from real ones.

• SaaS profile slots leaked after a finished turn (storm). A cached chat session keeps its tool belt in its own tenant's state, and two tools held that tenant's CoreContext strongly: SandboxBoxFiles (artifacts) and X402PaymentHook (http_request / x402_request). That made a reference cycle, so tenant_in_use() stayed true forever.
  • Both now hold a Weak and resolve it per call.
  • web_chat/session_tenant_release_tests.rs builds the full session tool belt (~190 tools) inside a profile scope and asserts that the profile is released. It was RED for each holder.
  • A tinyagents issue is drafted for PerCallTool building its prototype from the ambient context.
• SaaS tenant credentials were written beside the profile (users/<id>/auth-profiles/). This was a regression on main: upstream 97cd34d / 88e5bef made the profile-local file unconditional. A tenant's auth-profile document and its lock are now one encrypted DocumentSecrets record in that profile's own backend scope (credentials/profiles/backend.rs), using compare-and-swap plus a per-tenant in-process lock.
  • Desktop, CLI, embed and the operator plane keep the local file.
  • A tenant store reached from another scope is refused.
  • Regression test: a_tenant_store_keeps_its_document_and_lock_in_the_configured_backend.
  • The READMEs are updated, which reverses the 2026-10-26 wording.
• Awaited turn cancellation could leave the shell child alive. When the cancel landed during the TinyBox start call (the first 50 ms), the host dropped the call without waiting for the process to stop. The start call now always yields within HOST_POLL, and an early cancel waits for it, then kills the process before the cleanup hold is released (sandbox/shell_exec.rs). turn_cancellation failed deterministically before the fix and passed 9/9 after.
• The agent-runtime boundary ([tiny-modules] agent: explicit dispatch context for the remaining 9 task-locals (follow-up to #7609) #7801) rejected two task_local!s.
  • The host secret grant now rides on CoreContext (context_host_grant.rs).
  • Main's box driver CALL_CONFIG is now an explicit BoxCall on BoxSettings / BoxExec.
  • The boundary check passes with no baseline growth.
• Main itself failed clippy (private_interfaces on CleanupTicket); fixed.
• Container lanes: jq and unzip now install through scripts/ci/install-ci-packages.sh, which skips tools already present and retries on two other Ubuntu mirrors when archive.ubuntu.com cannot be resolved. A hosted run had failed every lane on that DNS error.
• Cron e2e timing: profile_operator_tools now sets the job's fire time when the model schedules it, not at test start, so slow turns no longer push the time into the past. The assertions are unchanged.

Fourth round: hosted run 43089674659 (profile_host_capabilities timed out in facades and product)

• A turn could freeze for good while it delivered a progress event (tinyagents futurelock).
  • Mechanism: TurnRunner awaited events.progress(...) in a nested select! that did not poll the turn. OpenHuman's progress sink projects each event through a TinyChannels module call, which needs the tinybus connection's pending mutex.
  • What deadlocked: when that mutex had just been handed to a waiter inside the turn (a tool-output compaction call), nothing polled the waiter again. The connection's single reader then blocked on the same mutex, so no reply on that connection was ever delivered. No deadline inside the turn could fire.
  • Symptom: every thread idle, and the test killed at 300 s.
  • How it was traced: 4-core container stress (8 runs in parallel), gdb dumps, and per-step markers. A compaction future was never re-polled, even when its waker was called by hand or its own timers fired. A poll-site backtrace led to TurnRunner's Progress branch, and markers inside tinybus showed the call stuck on pending.lock().
  • Fix: upstream in fix(turn-runner): keep polling the turn while delivering progress tinyagents#611. The delivery in flight is now a branch of the runner's select!, so the turn keeps being polled. Backpressure, ordering, cancellation and the deadline are unchanged. Its regression test is RED on the old runner and GREEN with the fix.
  • vendor/tinyagents now points at that PR's head (7a642d735).
  • Result: profile_host_capabilities under the same stress went from hanging in most runs to 24/24 passing in about 17 s each.
  • This was not the new auth-profile backend lock. The hang reproduced at the same rate with that change reverted.
• A client's first Socket.IO event could be silently dropped (socketio_bridge_e2e: "a frame within 10s").
  • Cause: socketioxide 0.18 sends the namespace CONNECT packet before it calls the connect handler (Namespace::connect), and drops an event that has no handler yet. Every event handler was registered inside the connect handler. A client that emits thread:subscribe the moment it sees CONNECT (the app does exactly this) could land in the gap, and its subscribe was never joined or acknowledged.
  • Fix: authorization and handler registration now run in a connect middleware (server/socketio_events.rs), which socketioxide awaits before sending CONNECT. A refused socket gets no handlers and is still disconnected (41) by the connect handler, so the wire behaviour for bad tokens, bad origins and the preflight gate is unchanged. socketio.rs drops from 1363 to about 1110 lines.
  • Tests: the e2e itself is the regression test. On 4 cores with 8 runs in parallel it failed 3 of 40 runs before the change and passed 40 of 40 after. A deterministic unit test would need a hook inside socketioxide's connect path, so none was added.
  • The socketio unit tests all pass: 25, including the bearer and preflight gates.

Fifth round: hosted run 43130535261 (after merging main)

Three new failures, none from this branch's earlier changes:

• agent-runtime boundary check. The new tinyagents regression test spelled crate::progress::AgentProgress in full, which the boundary check treats as an OpenHuman domain name inside tinyagents. The test now imports AgentProgress the way other harness test files do (fix(turn-runner): keep polling the turn while delivering progress tinyagents#611, head 1ef5cf6aa). The check passes locally.
• platform::cost::catalog::tests::minimax_rows_and_vision_normalization. main moved tinyagents to a price table that retires minimax-m2.7-highspeed (tinyagents a2eb22b40), but OpenHuman's test still looked it up. The test now pins MiniMax-M3's output price and that the retired id resolves to no price, so it can't borrow M3's rates. It failed before the change and passes after.
• openhuman-embed::runtime_agents one_runtime_hosts_independently_configured_agents. The same price refresh added gpt-5.5's long-context step above 272K input tokens. The test's 1M-token response now bills at the long-context rate, so the expected $5.0000 stop reason no longer holds. It now uses a 250K-token response, below the step, and expects $1.2500 against the $1 cap. It still pins the same behaviour: the budget stop hook ends a runtime-owned agent's turn. This test hangs on approval prompts on my box, on the host and in the CI image, so I couldn't run it locally; the hosted run is the check.

Sixth round: TinySecurity v0.21.0 and the legacy approval import

• tinyagents: feat(overlay): activate main window on orb click (#605) #611 merged; vendor/tinyagents now points at tinyagents main (6d1416d1b).
• fix(ci): install the pinned Rust toolchain up front with a retry #8663 merged in. This branch already had an extended install-pinned-toolchain.sh (it reuses a working toolchain and installs llvm-tools) with more tests, so the conflict kept this branch's version.
• TinySecurity v0.21.0. Pins copied from the release's checksum.toml for the same 11 platforms as before (records_security.rs, the release-manifest test), vendor/tinysecurity at the release commit 740dafc44, and the native fixture's release source. Contract 2.2 adds optional fields; the host keeps today's behaviour for each: no keyring read grants, no files-only sandbox plans, and the judge still receives its credential at load.
• Undecided legacy approvals come back as pending orphans (the host half of tinysecurity#57):
  • The importer reads undecided rows with their summary and arguments, and sends an unexpired one as Pending with its tool name, summary and arguments. The module redacts them again, binds the row to a synthetic call and accepts only a denial for it.
  • approval_list_pending lists the engine's pending rows that no request of this process is waiting on, after the parked ones and deduplicated by id. If the engine can't answer, the parked list is still returned.
  • Recent decisions show an imported decision under the request id it had in the earlier version (from the record the module keeps), not the module's synthetic id.
• Bug: the legacy import never ran when the gate reached the engine. The gate calls the engine from the storage bridge's runtime, and the importer's legacy read is a synchronous storage call, which the bridge refuses from its own threads ("cannot be re-entered from its own runtime"). The read now runs on a thread of its own. Regression test the_legacy_read_works_from_inside_a_storage_bridge_call: it failed with exactly that error before the fix and passes after.
• Result: both storage_default_import_e2e tests pass in the CI image against the published v0.21.0 module; approval, registry, judge, keyring-consent and sandbox-plan unit tests pass (328).
• Not done here: denying an orphan from the UI. Deciding one still reports it as not pending, and it leaves the list when its window closes. The module already accepts a denial for it; the host needs to send it through Decide2 under the history scope.

Known remaining

• security::credentials::ops::tests::credential_tests::clearing_the_session_preserves_the_active_key_over_a_stale_destination_key: fails only under heavy parallel load. It was green on hosted.
• Follow-ups found, not changed here:
  • Three other async callers use the synchronous gate.decide (web_chat/ops/start_chat.rs, web_chat/ingress.rs, channels/runtime/dispatch/processor/approval.rs).
  • Two processes sharing one profile store (desktop plus a standalone CLI) could collide on an audit stream.
  • MCP sandbox grant resolution costs about 2.6 s per turn.
  • PerCallTool prototypes (tinyagents).
  • A cancellable, awaitable RunNativeShell start in TinyBox.

Submission Checklist

• Tests added or updated (regression tests above, failing before the fix)
• Diff coverage ≥ 80%: N/A so far (test-only change)
• Coverage matrix updated: N/A, behaviour-only follow-ups
• All affected feature IDs listed under ## Related: N/A
• No new external network dependencies introduced
• Manual smoke checklist updated: N/A, no release-cut surface touched
• Linked issue closed via Closes #NNN: N/A, follow-up to ci: shard hosted rust-cov and repair the hosted CI Fast lanes (part of #8594) #8595 with no tracking issue

Impact

• Product builds (with security-module) can now see a signed-in session for managed chat and embeddings.
• SaaS tenants can unlock their own secret scope without a WebChat surface; other tenants' scopes and the operator scope stay refused.
• Media reference files under credential stores or system roots are refused.
• Up to 32 concurrent secret operations across tenants (was 4), and 4096 per minute per registration (was 120).
• Embedded runtimes built with .api_key() boot without a person approving their own key's master grant.
• openhuman.approval_decide no longer deadlocks against a parked call on a current-thread runtime.

Related

• Closes: N/A
• Follow-up PR(s)/TODOs: follow-up to ci: shard hosted rust-cov and repair the hosted CI Fast lanes (part of #8594) #8595; tinysecurity#57; fix(turn-runner): keep polling the turn while delivering progress tinyagents#611 (merged)

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Merge with main (3305431)

Main landed the same TinySecurity 0.21 adaptation (#8678 and others) and its own ModuleConfig version of the per-call box configuration this branch carried as BoxCall. The sandbox box files take main's version. This branch's every_driver_step_gets_the_call_it_serves test is ported onto ModuleConfig in sandbox/boxes/registry_tests.rs. The security-adapter conflicts were comment-only. This branch's pending-orphan import, request-id carry-over and secret-authority limits are kept.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates secret-grant approval, credential ownership, managed inference, and media-reference validation. It also changes session error replacement, adds CI package-install retries, and updates related tests, fixtures, and documentation.

Changes: Host-authorized secret grants and approval decisions

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Grant authorization and runtime integration crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/*, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/security/secret_cipher.rs, crates/openhuman-embed/src/runtime/build.rs, scripts/ci/process-statics.json, crates/openhuman-core/src/profiles/tools.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/README.md	Approval gates now handle eligible host-authorized secret grants for embedder and SaaS contexts. The runtime build scopes API-key storage to that authorization flow. Decision labels and grant documentation are updated.
Grant decisions and tests crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/gate_*tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/engine_stub.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/gate_tests.rs	Tests cover grant matching, decisions, denial cases, and cancellation when an in-flight grant is dropped. The stub engine adds controls for pausing checks and decisions and reading labels.
Approval decision execution crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/rpc.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/registration_scope.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/native/engine_impl.rs, tests/security_approval_characterization.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/gate_rpc_decide_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/approval/registration_scope_tests.rs	RPC decisions run on a blocking worker. Closed scopes provide denial reasons, and host labels are used as decision actors. Tests cover parked decisions and scope closure.

Protected media references

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Protected-path checks and tool construction crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/security/text.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/security/gap.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/media/generation/tools.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/integrations/media/mod.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/media/README.md, crates/openhuman-core/src/media/generation/README.md	The async media-tool builder fetches a TinySecurity protected-path floor. The synchronous builder supplies an unavailable floor. The security module exposes a bounded path-check callback.
Reference validation and tests crates/openhuman-core/src/media/generation/tools.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/media/generation/tools_tests.rs	Local references are checked against the protected floor and allowed roots after path resolution. Tests cover protected paths, aliases, unavailable checks, URL references, and refusal logs without paths.

Config-bound credentials and managed inference

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Config-bound credential resolution crates/openhuman-core/src/credentials/*, crates/openhuman-tinyhumans/src/inference/managed_model.rs, crates/openhuman-tinyhumans/src/inference/managed_session.rs, crates/openhuman-tinyhumans/src/inference/mod.rs, crates/openhuman-tinyhumans/src/inference/managed_model_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-tinyhumans/src/inference/managed_embedding_tests.rs	Credential lookup accepts runtime configuration and uses it only when it owns the requested directory and encryption setting. Managed bearer and API-key lookup pass that configuration through.
Runtime and inspection embeddings crates/openhuman-tinyhumans/src/inference/managed_embedding.rs, crates/openhuman-tinyhumans/src/inference/managed_embedding_inspection_tests.rs	Runtime embeddings resolve credentials through the embedding context and retain the egress guard. Inspection embeddings use frozen credentials without that guard. Tests cover probe requests and LocalOnly behavior.
Doctor probe privacy checks crates/openhuman-core/src/inference/provider/factory/access_gates.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/inference/embedding_host/factory.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/doctor/checks/embeddings_live_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/doctor/README.md	Inspection embedding probes check the selected config’s local-only mode before provider access. Tests cover successful probes, endpoint failures, and privacy refusals.

Session failure replacement

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Structured replacement errors crates/openhuman-core/src/core/invoke.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/core/invoke_tests.rs	Session failure replacements share a helper that retains structured error data unless it contains a sign-out marker. Tests check retained fields and marker removal.

Secret authority limits

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Limits and concurrent tenant storage crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/security/policy.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/security/policy_tests.rs	The secret authority sets limits of 32 in-flight operations and 4096 operations per minute. Tests cover these limits and concurrent tenant credential storage.

CI package installation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Installer and workflow integration scripts/ci/install-ci-packages.sh, scripts/__tests__/install-ci-packages.test.mjs, .github/workflows/ci-lanes.yml	The workflow calls a package installer that checks for required tools and retries installation with fallback mirrors. Tests cover installed tools, mirror retries, and failure when no mirror is reachable.

Test and fixture updates

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Credential fixtures and isolated workspaces crates/openhuman-core/src/profiles/credentials_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-tinyhumans/src/test_workspace.rs, crates/openhuman-tinyhumans/src/lib.rs, crates/openhuman-tinyhumans/src/integrations/file_storage/*_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/credentials/openai_oauth/openai_oauth_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/credentials/profiles_keychain_error_tests.rs, tests/security_native_fixture.rs	Credential fixtures create the workspace and action directories. Tinyhumans tests use a temporary workspace. Credential-store tests bind reads to configuration or disable configuration modules.
Privacy and approval test support crates/openhuman-core/src/security/live_policy.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/security/prompt_injection/detector.rs, tests/security_approval_characterization.rs	Test privacy scopes are available under test builds and the test-keyring-consent feature. Test-support scanning propagates core context, and approval characterization tests run decisions on a blocking worker.
Runtime and fixture adjustments tests/agent_harness_e2e.rs, app/src/features/conversations/tools/__fixtures__/coreToolNames.json, crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/session_host/runtime_adapter_trace_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/cleanup.rs, crates/openhuman-embed/tests/api_key_boot.rs, crates/openhuman-embed/tests/runtime_agents.rs	Tests update the pinned TinySearch version and core tool names, adjust a timeout, and wait for workspace cleanup. CleanupTicket is visible within its parent module.
Hosted tool denial test responses crates/openhuman-embed/tests/profile_host_capabilities.rs, crates/openhuman-embed/tests/profile_host_capabilities/call_tools.rs, crates/openhuman-embed/tests/profile_direct_providers.rs	Hosted capability tests now verify denied tool results while chat turns complete. The scripted responder moves to a separate test module.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

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sequenceDiagram
  participant RuntimeBuild
  participant ApprovalGate
  participant TinySecurity
  RuntimeBuild->>ApprovalGate: Request host-authorized secret grant
  ApprovalGate->>TinySecurity: Check forced grant
  TinySecurity-->>ApprovalGate: Deliver pending request
  ApprovalGate->>TinySecurity: Decide with host authorization label
  TinySecurity-->>RuntimeBuild: Return approval outcome

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Possibly related PRs

• tinyhumansai/openhuman#8666: Both changes update the secret-grant approval fallback in resolve_user_master_inner.
• tinyhumansai/openhuman#8538: This PR’s media-reference policy uses the disabled-security behavior described in the related change.
• tinyhumansai/openhuman#8595: This PR adds related TinySecurity, credential, protected-path, and hosted-CI follow-ups.

Suggested reviewers: m3ga-mind

Merge Risk: Low · up to 8e2c1

The change is mostly safe to merge. A few small follow-ups remain: tidy some test scaffolding, cancel a delivered host-grant request when its check fails, and fix a README that states the wrong consent rule outside SaaS.

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This PR begins the hosted CI follow-ups to #8595 by removing an unused import from a security integration-test fixture. The current diff is test-only and does not change runtime behavior.

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• Removes the unused DocumentStore trait import to eliminate a build warning.

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crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/security/policy_tests.rs: 1

223-224: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift

Exercise concurrent secret unlocks.

The successful keyring path skips the config-secret cipher. The test can pass without unlocking any tenant’s config secrets. Exercise the cipher path and assert that more than four secret requests overlap at the authority.

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Review comment at @crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/security/policy_tests.rs around lines 223 - 224:
Update the test around AuthService::from_config and store_provider_token to exercise the config-secret cipher path rather than succeeding through the keyring path. Run concurrent secret unlocks and assert at the authority that more than four secret requests overlap.

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Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/security/policy_tests.rs:
- Line 213: Update the test around the tenant directory construction to use
unique tenant IDs instead of fixed IDs, and clean up every profile created by
the test through the existing profile-removal path after use. Ensure cleanup
also removes any associated keyring entries so credentials cannot persist or
overwrite entries belonging to other tests or users.

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Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/security/policy_tests.rs:
- Around line 223-224: Update the test around AuthService::from_config and
store_provider_token to exercise the config-secret cipher path rather than
succeeding through the keyring path. Run concurrent secret unlocks and assert at
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Respect disabled security in the synchronous media factory

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