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fix(sandbox): scope retained boxes per workspace and deployment, and make the box registry cancellation-safe - #8664
Retained sandbox boxes are now kept per owner scope as well as per tenant: a hash of the active workspace (which is per signed-in user) and, on agent37, a new [runtime.agent37] retention_namespace setting. Equal tenants of two signed-in users, two hosts or two deployments sharing one agent37 key no longer adopt each other's boxes or files. The scope keys both the registry lookup and the retained owner key (owner_key derivation v2).
The box registry is cancellation-safe at every await: the command's hold is taken before any await, a command dropped while it runs lets go of its box (closed on OpenShell, forgotten on agent37), and a create cancelled before the module answers closes its reservation.
Each box call reaches the TinyBox module with its own configuration rather than the configuration of whichever call first built the process-wide registry.
Retention uses the box contract's tinybox_bus::Retention directly; the host's duplicate BoxRetention is gone.
Follow-up to #8658 (retained agent37 boxes). Its review left seven threads open:
Cross-account retained boxes. The retained key was oh- + SHA-256(tenant). A desktop tenant has no profile and no agent, so after an account switch with the same agent37 key the next user got the same key and the previous user's box and files, even after a restart. Live switches also reused the process-wide registry entry.
Cross-host and cross-deployment collisions (same root cause). Hosts or deployments sharing one agent37 key (for example staging and production of one service, with the same workspace path) produced equal keys for equal tenants.
BoxRetention redeclared the tinybox_bus::Retention contract type, which root AGENTS.md forbids.
When a full retaining registry evicted its LRU box, the new command's Lease was built only after awaiting the eviction's forget. Cancelling there stranded an entry with in_flight == 1 and no box. Nothing could reap or evict it, so with max_live = 1 every other tenant got AtCapacity forever.
BusBoxDriver::create did not guard the reservation while Create was in flight. A cancelled first command could leave a module resource slot (or a created box) that nothing tracked.
Dropping BoxRegistry::exec left the command running in the box. A later command for the same tenant queued behind it in the module until its timeout.
The process registry's driver kept the first call's module configuration, so a first call with modules disabled broke later calls that enabled them.
Solution
Owner scope (boxes::OwnerScope): SHA-256 over a domain tag plus the length-prefixed namespace and workspace path. Only the hash is kept, never a raw id or path. BoxBackend::settings(config) puts the call's scope into BoxSettings::owner_scope. The registry keys entries on (OwnerScope, Tenant), and owner_key(scope, tenant) folds the scope into the retained key under a new domain tag (box-owner.v2). release(tenant) lets go of the tenant's boxes in every scope. OpenShell boxes are scoped by workspace only, since they are never retained.
[runtime.agent37] retention_namespace (string, default blank). Blank means the workspace alone scopes boxes. Deployments that share a key and could see equal tenants in equal workspace paths must each set their own value. Changing the key derivation orphans boxes kept under v1 keys. They are never adopted again and expire after delete_after_secs. This is deliberate: there is no safe way to know whose they were.
Lease before await: check_out builds the Lease (whose Drop ends the hold) before awaiting the release of evicted or reaped boxes.
Cancelled commands: a Running guard around the exec await. If the future drops before the reply, the guard takes the box from its slot and lets go of it on a detached task, because Drop cannot await.
On OpenShell, close deletes the sandbox and the command with it.
On agent37, the module's Close of a retained box aborts its in-flight exec task and drops the handle, so the next command adopts the same retained box (files intact) and does not queue behind the old one.
agent37 exposes no remote process kill, so the remote command is still bounded only by the box-side timeout -k 5 <secs> every command runs under.
Reservation guard: AbandonGuard holds the reserved id from Reserve until Create answers. If dropped while armed, it closes the reservation on a detached task, as the pre-feat(sandbox): retained per-tenant boxes on agent37, shared box registry #8658 agent37 BoxGuard did. Closing a retained box keeps the instance.
Per-call module configuration: each call's configuration travels explicitly as BoxSettings::module and BoxExec::module (a ModuleConfig, which never prints its contents), so every create and exec uses the configuration of its own call and concurrent calls keep theirs. There is no task-local (the agent-runtime boundary check forbids new ones). A box's close or forget uses the configuration it was created under; work outside a call (the idle reaper) uses the most recent module-enabled call's.
Contract type: pub use tinybox_bus::Retention, and create_request passes it through unchanged.
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Security/privacy: retained boxes and their files no longer cross signed-in users, hosts or deployments that share an agent37 key.
Migration: existing retained agent37 boxes (v1 keys) are not adopted again. Each tenant starts on a fresh box, and the old ones sleep until delete_after_secs deletes them. Deployments sharing one agent37 key across environments should set distinct retention_namespace values.
Behaviour: a cancelled sandboxed command now ends its box (OpenShell) or drops the host's handle on it (agent37), instead of running on unobserved. The next command gets a fresh box (OpenShell) or re-adopts the retained one (agent37).
No API changes outside sandbox::boxes: BoxRetention → Retention (the contract type), owner_key takes an OwnerScope, and BoxSettings gains owner_scope.
Follow-up PR(s)/TODOs: a remote process kill for agent37 would let a cancelled command stop immediately rather than at its box-side timeout; that needs a TinyBox/agent37 capability.
Lanes (rust-lint) › gate-contract-tests: sandbox/boxes/mod_tests.rs called execute without its new backend argument in the no-modules build (E0061). Unused test imports in files_shell_tests.rs were also removed.
Lanes (checks) › process-statics: a stale openshell/mod.rs REGISTRY record. The new registry statics have records.
Lanes (checks) › saas-ambient: the baseline is refreshed. The moved reaper spawn is baselined with its justification comment, and stale openshell/registry.rs and box_source.rs entries are dropped.
No-modules build: cargo test -p openhuman --no-default-features --features storage-sqlite --lib -- sandbox:: compiles again (the feat(sandbox): retained per-tenant boxes on agent37, shared box registry #8658 E0061 is gone); 190 pass, and 1 fails: sandbox::schemas::handle_status_honors_loaded_docker_runtime, a Docker status test that needs module support. That code is not touched here.
Rust fmt/check (if changed): cargo fmt --check is clean; cargo clippy -p openhuman -- -D warnings is clean. node scripts/ci/check-process-statics.mjs and check-saas-ambient.mjs pass, and so does the rust layout check.
Tauri fmt/check (if changed): N/A, no Tauri changes
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Behavior Changes
Intended behavior change: retained boxes are scoped by workspace and [runtime.agent37] retention_namespace; cancelled commands let go of their box; each call uses its own module configuration.
User-visible effect: a user's retained sandbox files are no longer visible to another signed-in user, host or deployment on the same agent37 key. Existing retained boxes are not re-adopted once (new key derivation).
Parity Contract
Legacy behavior preserved: one box per tenant per scope; retained boxes are only ever forgotten, never deleted, by the host; OpenShell boxes are closed as before; NoTenant is still refused before any box is touched.
Guard/fallback/dispatch parity checks: every existing registry, retention, file-transfer and box_source test passes unchanged except an_abandoned_command_stops_holding_its_box. That test pinned the old behaviour (the box survived until the reaper) and is replaced by an_aborted_task_stops_its_command_and_holds_no_box.
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Duplicate PR(s): N/A
Canonical PR: this one
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Sandbox boxes are isolated by tenant and workspace. Agent37 deployments can also configure a retention namespace to separate boxes across deployments. Changing the workspace or namespace starts tenants with fresh boxes; older boxes expire according to retention settings.
Bug Fixes
Cancelled or interrupted sandbox operations now clean up or release boxes, helping prevent stale resources and unintended reuse.
Commands and file operations use the configuration associated with their request, including during concurrent calls.
Documentation
Updated sandbox guidance to explain box scoping, retention namespaces, and cancellation behavior.
Add tests asserting that a cancelled command releases its retained box and
holds no slot when it is abandoned mid-eviction, and that an aborted task
closes its box immediately rather than waiting for the reaper. The scripted
driver gains a gate so a test can stall the next forget call.
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Boxes now carry an OwnerScope that hashes the deployment namespace and workspace path so the registry can keep one box per scope and tenant without exposing either value. The local BoxRetention struct is replaced by the re-exported tinybox_bus Retention type, and BoxSettings gains an owner_scope field defaulting to the unscoped value.
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Boxes are now keyed by owner scope and tenant rather than tenant alone, so
different deployments and workspaces never share a box even when their tenant
ids match. The owner key derivation is bumped to v2 to fold in the scope, and
cancelling a command now releases its box on a detached task so a dropped
future cannot leave a command running with the next one queued behind it.
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The bus box driver now reaches the TinyBox module with the configuration of the host call it serves, tracked in a task-local and falling back to the most recent call's config for work outside any call. A reservation whose create is cancelled is now closed via an abandon guard, so a cancelled first command no longer leaves an untracked module resource slot or box.
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The keep method now just disarms the guard instead of returning the stored value, since callers never used the returned value.
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Boxes are now keyed by an owner scope combining the active workspace with the agent37 retention namespace, so tenants of different users, hosts or deployments sharing one agent37 key no longer share a box. Settings and registry lookups carry the scope through, and a command whose caller gives up now has its box let go of.
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Added a `retention_namespace` field to the agent37 runtime config so deployments sharing one agent37 key can keep equal tenants in equal workspace paths from adopting each other's retained boxes. It defaults to blank, which scopes boxes by the active workspace alone, and the module docs now explain how the key is hashed and what changing it does to existing boxes.
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Adjust the sandbox box tests to supply the new owner_scope field on box settings and to pass an owner scope into owner_key, and follow the BoxRetention to Retention rename. The registry retain tests now exercise a non-default scope so owner keys are verified to vary with the scope as well as the tenant.
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Agent37 boxes now derive their owner scope from the workspace directory plus a configurable retention namespace, so boxes from different users or environments are never retained against each other. The bus driver's serve method returns a future instead of awaiting internally, letting callers compose it, and tests cover the new scoping and per-call configuration.
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Replace the OpenShell registry entry with the new per-owner process registries for OpenShell and agent37, and record the task-local call config used by the TinyBox driver. The statics list now reflects the workspace-scoped ownership keys and their verification tests.
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Update the ambient baseline to match the current source tree: drop the resolved bare-spawn entry in box_source.rs, track the spawn now in boxes/registry.rs, and adjust the shifted native_paths.rs line number.
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The sandbox README now explains that boxes are keyed within an OwnerScope derived from the active workspace, and that agent37 retention keys hash the owner scope together with the tenant. It also covers cancellation behaviour for dropped commands and cancelled creates, and notes that deployments sharing an agent37 key must set distinct retention_namespace values.
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Pull request purpose (title): fix(sandbox): scope retained boxes per workspace and deployment, and make the box registry cancellation-safe. Tiny Sweeper completed its review; deterministic results follow.
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What changed
The latest-push-delta section is unavailable: the review state has the prior reviewed head 7ded84f and rendered evidence, but no trusted base-to-head diff comparison, so no push delta is presented. The change introduces an OwnerScope (a hash of the active workspace plus, on agent37, `[runtime.agent37] retention_namespace`) that is folded into the registry lookup and the retained-box owner key, moves the retained owner key to derivation v2, and makes the box registry cancellation-safe: the command's hold is taken before any await, a dropped command lets go of its box on a detached task, a cancelled create closes its reservation, and each box call reaches the TinyBox module with its own configuration via a task-local. Retention now uses `tinybox_bus::Retention` directly, the host's duplicate `BoxRetention` is removed, and CI manifests (process statics and the SaaS ambient baseline) are updated for the moved statics and the new task-local.
Features
Added — Owner-scoped retained boxes: Boxes are kept per owner scope and tenant, so equal tenants of two signed-in users, hosts, or deployments sharing one agent37 key no longer share a box or its files; the retained owner key derivation moves to v2, so v1-keyed boxes are never re-adopted and expire. (crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/types.rspub struct BoxSettings {, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/registry.rsimpl<D: BoxDriver> BoxRegistry<D> {, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/mod.rsimpl BoxBackend {)
Added — `[runtime.agent37] retention_namespace` setting: Deployments sharing one agent37 key can name themselves so equal tenants in equal workspace paths stay apart; blank (the default) scopes by workspace alone, and changing it starts each tenant on a fresh box. (crates/openhuman-core/src/config/schema/runtime_agent37.rspub struct Agent37RuntimeConfig {, crates/openhuman-core/src/config/schema/runtime_agent37.rsimpl Default for Agent37RuntimeConfig {)
Modified — Cancellation-safe box registry: A command whose caller gives up lets go of its box on a detached task (closed on OpenShell, forgotten on agent37), stopping the command rather than leaving it to run on; the command's hold is taken before any await so a cancelled eviction wait cannot strand an entry. Per-box command serialization makes a second command for the same tenant wait for the running one, a behavior the description lane noted the description never mentions. (crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/registry.rsimpl<D: BoxDriver> BoxRegistry<D> {, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/registry.rsimpl Slot {)
Added — Reservation guard for cancelled creates: A create cancelled before the module answers closes its reservation on a detached task, so a cancelled first command leaves no untracked module resource slot or box. (crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/bus_driver.rsimpl BoxDriver for BusBoxDriver {, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/bus_driver.rspub(crate) fn create_request()
Modified — Per-call module configuration for the bus driver: Each box call reaches the TinyBox module with its own configuration rather than the configuration of whichever call first built the process-wide registry; concurrent calls keep their own, and work outside a call uses the most recent call's. (crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/bus_driver.rsimpl BoxDriver for BusBoxDriver {, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/mod.rspub(crate) async fn execute()
Internal refactor — Retention uses the box contract type: The host's duplicate `BoxRetention` is removed in favor of a re-export of `tinybox_bus::Retention`, and `create_request` passes it through unchanged. (crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/types.rsimpl RetainPolicy {, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/mod.rspub use bus_driver::BusBoxDriver;)
Modified — CI manifests for moved statics and new task-local: The process-statics manifest records the two moved registry statics and the `CALL_CONFIG` task-local, and the SaaS ambient baseline is refreshed for the moved reaper spawn and dropped stale entries. (scripts/ci/process-statics.json, scripts/ci/saas-ambient-baseline.json)
Tests
unit — Equal tenants in two owner scopes never share a retained box, and releasing a tenant lets go of its box in every scope.: Pins the core scoping behavior; the tests lane answered with no defect worth blocking on for this behavior. (crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/registry_retain_tests.rsfn every_part_of_the_tenant_changes_the_owner_key() {, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/registry_retain_tests.rsfn settings() -> BoxSettings {)
unit — The owner scope follows the workspace and the retention namespace, with padding trimmed and OpenShell scoped by workspace alone.: Covers the scope derivation and its per-backend difference. (crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/agent37_tests.rsfn box_settings_come_from_the_agent37_runtime_config() {, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/agent37_tests.rsfn openshell_boxes_are_never_retained() {)
unit — The retention namespace defaults to blank and can be set from the config table.: Covers the new config field's default and parsing. (crates/openhuman-core/src/config/schema/runtime_agent37_tests.rsfn retention_settings_are_read_from_the_table() {)
unit — A refused retained create is never retried as a disposable box.: Pins the reservation/refusal behavior; the tests lane answered with no blocking defect. (crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/registry_retain_tests.rsasync fn a_refused_retained_create_is_never_retried_as_a_disposable_box() {)
unit — A cancelled command is stopped by closing its box, an aborted task stops its command and holds no box, and a failed close is logged rather than raised.: Replaces the test that pinned the old behavior where the box survived until the reaper. (crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/registry_tests.rsasync fn a_failed_close_is_logged_not_raised() {, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/registry_tests.rsasync fn an_abandoned_command_stops_holding_its_box() {)
unit — Each call reaches the module with its own configuration, including two calls in flight at once, and output is passed through unchanged.: Covers the task-local configuration and the bus driver's pass-through behavior. (crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/bus_driver_tests.rsfn output_is_passed_through_unchanged() {, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/bus_driver_tests.rsfn an_openshell_box_is_never_retained() {)
unit — Without module support, execution is refused, and settings come from the runtime table.: Covers the no-`modules` build path that the description says was fixed. (crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/mod_tests.rsasync fn without_module_support_execution_is_refused() {, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/mod_tests.rsfn settings_come_from_the_runtime_table() {)
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Positive: The tests lane answered that the OwnerScope keeps boxes apart across deployments, workspaces and signed-in users, that it folds into the retained-box owner key, and that BusBoxDriver carries per-call configuration on a task-local so cleanup uses the configuration the box was created under; it reported no reportable defect.
Lane summary: The change introduces an OwnerScope to keep boxes apart across deployments, workspaces and signed-in users, folds it into the retained-box owner key, and rewires BusBoxDriver to carry per-call configuration on a task-local so cleanup uses the configuration the box was created under. Test coverage is thorough: every new invariant — scope separation, per-call config isolation, cancelled-command cleanup, cleanup-ordering races — has a dedicated test that asserts on driver calls or outcomes. I see no reportable defect. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `7ded84f412f4`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
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Positive: The description lane answered that the PR body matches the bulk of the change, but noted two mismatches: its statement about which configuration cleanups use is the opposite of what `BusBoxDriver` now does, and the per-box exec gate and per-owner cleanup gate and their tests are not mentioned.
Lane summary: The description matches the diff: owner scoping by workspace and `retention_namespace`, the per-call module configuration, the `BoxRetention` → `tin ybox_bus::Retention` swap and the CI follow-ups (mod_tests `backend` argument, process-statics, saas-ambient baseline) are all present exactly as the body claims. One defect in the new cleanup-wait code leaves a lost wake-up that can hang a command indefinitely, so the branch is not ready to merge as is. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `7ded84f412f4`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
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Sandbox box identity now includes an owner scope derived from workspace and, for Agent37, a retention namespace. Registry and driver changes add per-call configuration and detached cleanup for cancelled operations and abandoned reservations.
Adds OwnerScope to box settings. OpenShell scopes use the workspace; Agent37 scopes also use the trimmed retention_namespace. Agent37 configuration defaults the namespace to an empty string. Retention uses tinybox_bus::Retention.
Scope registry entries and clean up cancelled commands crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/registry.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/registry_*tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/cleanup.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/scripted_driver_fixture.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/files_shell_tests.rs, scripts/ci/saas-ambient-baseline.json, scripts/ci/process-statics.json
Registry entries and retained-box keys include owner scope. Release removes a tenant’s entries across scopes. Detached cleanup handles cancelled commands, eviction, release, and shutdown. Tests cover scoped reuse, cancellation, and pending cleanup. CI metadata reflects the registry changes.
Select per-call configuration and guard reservations crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/bus_driver.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/bus_driver_tests.rs, crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/mod.rs, scripts/ci/process-statics.json
Sandbox operations run through BusBoxDriver::serve with the current configuration. The driver records each box’s creation configuration and guards reservations until creation succeeds or fails.
tinyhumansai/openhuman#8545: Adds Agent37 reservation cleanup that this change extends to shared registry and driver operations.
tinyhumansai/openhuman#8658: Introduces the retained-box registry and retention interface that this change extends with owner scopes and cancellation cleanup.
Suggested labels:rust-core, agent, bug
Suggested reviewers:m3ga-mind, sanil-23
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 8aa41
Cancelling an agent37 command can leave the remote command running, and a retry can then reuse the same box and overlap with it. The documentation also misstates both when this happens and when deployments share a retained box. Resolve the overlap risk or accept it explicitly, and correct the docs, before merging.
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This follow-up to #8658 scopes sandbox boxes by workspace and deployment namespace, adds cancellation cleanup, and passes each call’s configuration to TinyBox.
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Introduces owner-scoped registry entries and retained keys, plus retention_namespace.
Adds command and reservation cleanup guards and uses TinyBox’s Retention contract directly.
Expands regression tests and updates CI static-state records and baselines.
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Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/bus_driver.rs:
- Around line 93-96: Update Box::config and its configuration storage so each
box retains the usable configuration needed by detached cleanup and reaping,
rather than relying on self.latest when later serve calls replace it. Ensure
cleanup can close an earlier box even if its modules are disabled in the newer
configuration, while preserving the existing CALL_CONFIG behavior for calls.
Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/mod.rs:
- Around line 17-18: Qualify the box-isolation statement in the module
documentation and the process-statics inventory: deployments sharing an Agent37
key, tenant, and workspace path are isolated only when they use distinct
nonblank retention_namespace values. Preserve the existing claim for deployments
with distinct owner scopes.
Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/registry.rs:
- Line 173: Update the cancellation cleanup around slot.forget in the slot
registry so a resource is not closed or forgotten while another command using
the same owner’s slot still holds a lease. Track active use or serialize
commands, and release the shared resource only after no command is using it.
- Around line 358-362: Update the eviction cleanup flow in hold and check_out so
removed resources remain owned until their cleanup completes, even if the caller
is cancelled while awaiting self.let_go. Preserve the new lease’s existing hold
behavior, and ensure cleanup completion—not merely recording a Forget
event—determines when evicted resources can be released.
- Line 251: In the `run` handling for `BackstopFired` and `UnknownResource`,
keep the `running` guard responsible for cleanup until the awaited `self.let_go`
operation completes; only disarm or finish it after cleanup succeeds, so
cancellation cannot drop the cleanup future after the registry has forgotten the
resource.
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Only store the call config as the latest when the module is enabled, so a call with the module switched off cannot become the configuration used by later cleanups. Previously such a config would cause cleanups to be refused before reaching TinyBox, leaving the box untracked.
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Box close and forget now reach the module with the configuration the box was created under, so a later call can no longer redirect the cleanup of an earlier box. Work outside any call still falls back to the most recent configuration, and a test covers both paths.
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When cleanup runs on this detached task, a failed close is logged, but a successful close or forget has no completion trace. Add a debug or trace event with the resource ID and cleanup action when the task finishes. This makes a pending owner cleanup distinguishable from a stalled one. As per coding guidelines: “Add grep-friendly debug or trace logs for new flows, branches, external calls, retries, timeouts, state changes, and errors.” (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Boxes now remember the configuration their create actually ran under rather than re-reading the current step's config, so cleanup cannot be redirected by a later call. Slot surrender is now atomic, returning the pending cleanup only when the slot still owns the box, which stops a stale command from closing a replacement's box.
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Add tests asserting that a command aborted after release does not drop the
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Minor · Capture the runtime for reservation cleanup. · bus_driver.rs:164-166
crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/bus_driver.rs:164-166 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Capture the runtime for reservation cleanup.
If a caller drops a pending BusBoxDriver::create future outside a Tokio runtime, close_abandoned returns without closing its reservation. Capture a handle while creation runs, as Running does, so cleanup can run on a still-live runtime.
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Review comment at @crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/bus_driver.rs around lines 164 - 166:
Update BusBoxDriver::create to capture a Tokio runtime handle while creation is running and retain it for abandoned-reservation cleanup. Change close_abandoned to use that captured handle rather than returning when try_current finds no runtime, ensuring cleanup can run after the pending future is dropped outside a runtime.
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Moved the pending-cleanup bookkeeping and the detached let-go helper out of the registry into a new cleanup module, so the registry only deals with slot lifecycle. The registry now imports the shared types from there instead of defining them inline.
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Major · Keep retries blocked until the cancelled command stops. · registry.rs:273
crates/openhuman-core/src/sandbox/boxes/registry.rs:273 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Keep retries blocked until the cancelled command stops.
For a retained agent37 box, forget drops the local handle but can leave the remote command running. A retry can re-adopt the same box and start another command before the first stops. The commands can then write the same files concurrently despite exec_gate.
Keep same-owner retries blocked until the remote command stops or its box-side timeout and kill grace have elapsed.
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Update the retained-box retry path around the `retained` setting so `forget` cannot release same-owner execution protection while a remote command may still be running. Keep retries blocked until the command is confirmed stopped or the box-side timeout and kill grace have elapsed, preserving `exec_gate` protection across handle drops and re-adoption.
Minor · Correct the agent37 cancellation description. · mod.rs:33-34
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Correct the agent37 cancellation description.
When an agent37 caller gives up, forget drops the host handle but does not stop the remote command. The command can continue until its box-side timeout. State this exception here and in the corresponding BoxRegistry::exec documentation. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the cancellation documentation in the box module and the corresponding BoxRegistry::exec documentation to clarify that when an agent37 caller gives up, forgetting the host handle does not stop the remote command; it may continue until the box-side timeout. Preserve the existing timeout description for boxes that do not respond by their deadline.
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Correct the retained-box sharing condition.
Matching nonblank namespaces also produce the same retained key. With the same agent37 key, tenant and workspace path, deployments can therefore adopt the same box and its files. Update the AGENT37_REGISTRY reason and the owner_scope documentation to describe the same condition.
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-//! on agent37, `[runtime.agent37] retention_namespace`, hashed. Equal-//! tenants of two users or two hosts never share a box. Two deployments-//! share a box only when they share an agent37 key, tenant and workspace-//! path *and* leave `retention_namespace` blank; distinct nonblank-//! namespaces keep them apart.+//! on agent37, the trimmed `[runtime.agent37] retention_namespace`, hashed.+//! Two deployments can share a retained agent37 box when they have the same+//! agent37 key, tenant, workspace path and trimmed `retention_namespace`,+//! whether the namespace is blank or not. Distinct trimmed namespaces keep+//! deployments apart.
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Update the AGENT37_REGISTRY reason and owner_scope documentation to state the same retained-box sharing condition: deployments can share a box when the agent37 key, tenant, workspace path, and trimmed retention_namespace match, whether that namespace is blank or nonblank; distinct trimmed namespaces keep them separate.
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- Around line 33-34: Update the cancellation documentation in the box module and
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- Around line 15-20: Update the AGENT37_REGISTRY reason and owner_scope
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Great fix on the sandbox scoping. Scoping retained boxes per workspace/deployment and ensuring the box registry is cancellation-safe addresses potential race conditions when tasks terminate abruptly.
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[runtime.agent37] retention_namespacesetting. Equal tenants of two signed-in users, two hosts or two deployments sharing one agent37 key no longer adopt each other's boxes or files. The scope keys both the registry lookup and the retained owner key (owner_keyderivation v2).tinybox_bus::Retentiondirectly; the host's duplicateBoxRetentionis gone.modulestest build compiles again, the process-statics manifest and the SaaS ambient baseline match the moved registry.Problem
Follow-up to #8658 (retained agent37 boxes). Its review left seven threads open:
oh-+ SHA-256(tenant). A desktop tenant has no profile and no agent, so after an account switch with the same agent37 key the next user got the same key and the previous user's box and files, even after a restart. Live switches also reused the process-wide registry entry.BoxRetentionredeclared thetinybox_bus::Retentioncontract type, which rootAGENTS.mdforbids.Leasewas built only after awaiting the eviction'sforget. Cancelling there stranded an entry within_flight == 1and no box. Nothing could reap or evict it, so withmax_live = 1every other tenant gotAtCapacityforever.BusBoxDriver::createdid not guard the reservation whileCreatewas in flight. A cancelled first command could leave a module resource slot (or a created box) that nothing tracked.BoxRegistry::execleft the command running in the box. A later command for the same tenant queued behind it in the module until its timeout.Solution
boxes::OwnerScope): SHA-256 over a domain tag plus the length-prefixed namespace and workspace path. Only the hash is kept, never a raw id or path.BoxBackend::settings(config)puts the call's scope intoBoxSettings::owner_scope. The registry keys entries on(OwnerScope, Tenant), andowner_key(scope, tenant)folds the scope into the retained key under a new domain tag (box-owner.v2).release(tenant)lets go of the tenant's boxes in every scope. OpenShell boxes are scoped by workspace only, since they are never retained.[runtime.agent37] retention_namespace(string, default blank). Blank means the workspace alone scopes boxes. Deployments that share a key and could see equal tenants in equal workspace paths must each set their own value. Changing the key derivation orphans boxes kept under v1 keys. They are never adopted again and expire afterdelete_after_secs. This is deliberate: there is no safe way to know whose they were.check_outbuilds theLease(whoseDropends the hold) before awaiting the release of evicted or reaped boxes.Runningguard around the exec await. If the future drops before the reply, the guard takes the box from its slot and lets go of it on a detached task, becauseDropcannot await.Closeof a retained box aborts its in-flight exec task and drops the handle, so the next command adopts the same retained box (files intact) and does not queue behind the old one.timeout -k 5 <secs>every command runs under.AbandonGuardholds the reserved id fromReserveuntilCreateanswers. If dropped while armed, it closes the reservation on a detached task, as the pre-feat(sandbox): retained per-tenant boxes on agent37, shared box registry #8658 agent37BoxGuarddid. Closing a retained box keeps the instance.BoxSettings::moduleandBoxExec::module(aModuleConfig, which never prints its contents), so every create and exec uses the configuration of its own call and concurrent calls keep theirs. There is no task-local (the agent-runtime boundary check forbids new ones). A box's close or forget uses the configuration it was created under; work outside a call (the idle reaper) uses the most recent module-enabled call's.pub use tinybox_bus::Retention, andcreate_requestpasses it through unchanged.Submission Checklist
## Related: N/A, no matrix row covers the sandbox box registry.Closes #NNNin the## Relatedsection: N/A, this follows up review threads on feat(sandbox): retained per-tenant boxes on agent37, shared box registry #8658 and has no tracking issue.Impact
delete_after_secsdeletes them. Deployments sharing one agent37 key across environments should set distinctretention_namespacevalues.sandbox::boxes:BoxRetention→Retention(the contract type),owner_keytakes anOwnerScope, andBoxSettingsgainsowner_scope.Related
timeout; that needs a TinyBox/agent37 capability.CI on #8658's last head
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Lanes (rust-lint)›gate-contract-tests:sandbox/boxes/mod_tests.rscalledexecutewithout its newbackendargument in the no-modulesbuild (E0061). Unused test imports infiles_shell_tests.rswere also removed.Lanes (checks)›process-statics: a staleopenshell/mod.rs REGISTRYrecord. The new registry statics have records.Lanes (checks)›saas-ambient: the baseline is refreshed. The moved reaper spawn is baselined with its justification comment, and staleopenshell/registry.rsandbox_source.rsentries are dropped.rust-fmt/docs-drift: rustup component install collision on the runner.rust-cov-core:openai_oauth,profileskeyring, media reference policy and tool catalog fixture tests.rust-cov-facades:openhuman-embedintegration suites andartifact_publisher.rust-cov-product: inference-backed e2e suites.embed-offline-examples.Native policy fixture(ubuntu/windows(2, 1)vs(2, 0); macOS tinysecurity module load).AI Authored PR Metadata (required for Codex/Linear PRs)
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pnpm --filter openhuman-app format:check: N/A, no app/TS changespnpm typecheck: N/A, no TS changescargo test -p openhuman --lib -- sandbox:: config::schema::runtime_agent37 artifacts::passes (474 tests). New tests:equal_tenants_in_two_scopes_never_share_a_retained_boxthe_namespace_and_the_workspace_each_change_the_owner_keythe_owner_scope_follows_the_workspace_and_the_retention_namespacethe_retention_namespace_defaults_to_blank_and_can_be_seta_command_cancelled_while_an_evicted_box_is_let_go_of_holds_no_slota_cancelled_command_is_stopped_by_closing_its_boxa_cancelled_command_lets_go_of_its_retained_box_and_the_next_finds_it_againan_aborted_task_stops_its_command_and_holds_no_boxa_reservation_dropped_before_create_answers_is_abandoneda_reservation_kept_after_create_answers_is_not_abandonedeach_call_reaches_the_module_with_its_own_configurationmodulesbuild:cargo test -p openhuman --no-default-features --features storage-sqlite --lib -- sandbox::compiles again (the feat(sandbox): retained per-tenant boxes on agent37, shared box registry #8658 E0061 is gone); 190 pass, and 1 fails:sandbox::schemas::handle_status_honors_loaded_docker_runtime, a Docker status test that needs module support. That code is not touched here.cargo fmt --checkis clean;cargo clippy -p openhuman -- -D warningsis clean.node scripts/ci/check-process-statics.mjsandcheck-saas-ambient.mjspass, and so does the rust layout check.Validation Blocked
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[runtime.agent37] retention_namespace; cancelled commands let go of their box; each call uses its own module configuration.Parity Contract
NoTenantis still refused before any box is touched.an_abandoned_command_stops_holding_its_box. That test pinned the old behaviour (the box survived until the reaper) and is replaced byan_aborted_task_stops_its_command_and_holds_no_box.Duplicate / Superseded PR Handling
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