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Adds an explicit SandboxPlanOptions2.filesystem_only plan option (contract 2.1 → 2.2). It lets a trusted operator's command, which already runs with the host network its scope grants, be confined by a folder jail that enforces the filesystem and nothing else: TinyBox's Landlock jail.
The case: OpenHuman's scheduled builder agent in a Docker container under default seccomp/AppArmor. bubblewrap can't create a user namespace there and Docker is unavailable, so Landlock is the only jail. Every plan was refused unsupported, for two reasons:
requirements() (engine.rs:145) always required Network, and Landlock declares no network enforcement.
The process-level pass of pick() rejected any executor with isolation none, which Landlock reports.
Loosening the container was rejected. Landlock's network rules (ABI 4+) cover TCP only, so declaring network enforcement for it would be false. This option instead stops asking the executor for a network rule in the one case where there is none to enforce.
Behaviour (public API: one additive field, contract 2.2)
Constraints: a files-only plan requires filesystem (plus subprocesses/resource bounds when asked), never network.
Executor choice: in the process-level pass, an executor with isolation none qualifies only if it enforces every requested constraint exactly. Best-effort filesystems and noop never qualify, and a kernel-isolated executor is still preferred. The artifact's minimum_isolation is process (folder confinement, never a kernel claim), so credential deny-read roots are still computed.
Admission (else floor): a trusted operator source, non-SaaS deployment and origin, and accept_process_isolation.
Network (else invalid_request): must be NetworkPolicy::Host, under a scope with operator_host_network and a host ceiling. A plan that asks no network rule of its executor cannot promise less network.
Host runs: a host run cannot be files-only (invalid_request).
Validation:validate / ConsumeSandboxPlan2 apply the same rule and re-derive the plan, so a request without the option cannot reuse a files-only artifact.
Compatibility: the field is absent from the wire when off, so 2.1-shaped requests and fingerprints are unchanged. A 2.1 module refuses a request that sets it (deny_unknown_fields).
MODULE.md gets a "Files-only plans (contract 2.2)" section.
Tests
New crates/tinysecurity-sandbox/src/filesystem_only_tests.rs, written first. 6 of its 12 failed before the engine change (RED), including the builder's case and "a kernel jail still wins".
Allowed: a files-only operator plan runs on a Landlock-like executor with the host network, and validates. The same artifact does not validate for a request without the option.
Still refused without the option: the same plan is unsupported.
scope without operator_host_network: invalid_request;
combined with host_run: invalid_request.
Executor rules: a best-effort filesystem is unsupported; noop is unsupported; deny_subprocesses still requires subprocesses; a kernel jail is still chosen over Landlock.
Wire form: pinned in sandbox_tests.rs. The contract-version assertions are updated to 2.2.
Validation run:
cargo fmt --all -- --check: clean
cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings: clean. One targeted #[allow(clippy::struct_excessive_bools)] on the options struct, as at policy.rs:545: independent wire flags.
The branch is based on v0.20.0, the version OpenHuman pins, and merges cleanly into main. OpenHuman consumes it after a release: the OpenHuman PR moves the gitlink, and the registry pin is updated from the published v0.20.1 checksums.
Added a files-only sandbox option that confines filesystem access without requiring network enforcement. Eligible local deployments can use it with host networking when the request and executor meet the required safeguards.
Files-only plans are bound to the original request and cannot be used with host-run execution.
Compatibility
Updated the contract to version 2.2. Older modules reject files-only requests; requests that do not use this option retain the earlier wire format.
Introduce a `filesystem_only` flag to `SandboxPlanOptions2` that lets a plan require exact filesystem grant enforcement without a network rule, so a folder jail without network or process isolation can serve it. The contract version is bumped to 2.2 to reflect the new wire vocabulary.
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Bump the expected contract version in the bus tests to (2, 2) and adjust the compatibility checks so 2.1 is now rejected while 2.2 is accepted, matching the new major-compatible contract.
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Added tests asserting that the filesystem_only plan option round-trips through the pinned 2.1 wire form and defaults to false when absent, so requests that don't ask for a files-only plan keep the older shape. Also registered the new test module in the sandbox engine.
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Files-only requests are now validated against the operator source, host network policy and process-isolation acceptance before planning, and executors that enforce every requested constraint exactly can serve them even without process isolation. This lets folder jails such as Landlock run files-only plans while still rejecting host runs and untrusted sources.
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Adjust the device frame and provider endpoint tests to expect contract version 2.2, and tighten the compatibility check so 2.1 is no longer considered compatible while 2.2 is.
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Adds a section describing the new `filesystem_only` plan option, covering its additive wire compatibility, the constraints it asks of an executor, and the admission rules that restrict it to trusted operator sources of non-SaaS deployments.
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The SandboxPlanOptions2 struct carries independent wire flags that are each
absent when off, so the clippy warning does not apply. Added an allow
attribute with a comment explaining why.
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Replace the empty-check on planned grants with an explicit comparison against an empty vector and mark `TinyBox` as code in the doc comment, keeping the filesystem-only test assertions precise and the docs consistent.
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Completeness: Complete Test assessment: No supported feature-to-test mapping was available; this does not mean tests are absent or passed.
Features
Added — Additive `filesystem_only` plan option on `SandboxPlanOptions2`: Adds an opt-in wire flag that is absent when off, so existing 2.1-shaped requests and fingerprints are unchanged while 2.1 modules refuse a request that sets it via `deny_unknown_fields`. (crates/tinysecurity-bus/src/sandbox.rspub struct SandboxPlanOptions2 {, MODULE.mdLatency: all three are in-memory decisions inside the existing `Plan2` and)
Modified — Constraints omit the network rule for files-only plans: `requirements()` now pushes `Network` only when `filesystem_only` is unset, so a files-only plan asks the executor for the filesystem (plus subprocess or resource bounds when requested) and never for network enforcement. (crates/tinysecurity-sandbox/src/engine.rsfn requirements(request: &SandboxPlanRequest2) -> Vec<SandboxConstraint2> {)
Added — Folder-jail executor selection for files-only plans: A non-Noop executor with no process isolation may qualify in the process-level pass only when it enforces every requested constraint exactly; best-effort and Noop backends never qualify, and kernel-isolated executors remain preferred. (crates/tinysecurity-sandbox/src/engine.rsfn pick<'a>(, crates/tinysecurity-sandbox/src/engine.rsfn minimum_isolation()
Modified — Files-only admission and network preconditions: Admission requires a trusted operator source, non-SaaS deployment and origin, accepted process isolation, `NetworkPolicy::Host`, an `operator_host_network` scope, and a `host` network ceiling; violations yield `floor` or `invalid_request`, and a host run combined with the option is refused as `invalid_request`. (crates/tinysecurity-sandbox/src/engine.rsimpl Engine {)
Modified — Files-only plans keep the process floor for credential denials: A files-only plan is forced onto the process floor regardless of the scope's environment, agent_mode, and configured settings, so folder confinement with its credential deny-read roots is preserved and the relaxed constraints never reach a selection pass that demands no isolation. (crates/tinysecurity-sandbox/src/engine.rsimpl Engine {, MODULE.mdLatency: all three are in-memory decisions inside the existing `Plan2` and)
Modified — Validation and plan re-derivation honor the option: `validate` applies the folder-jail and best-effort rules and re-derives the plan, so an artifact planned with `filesystem_only` cannot be reused for a request without it (and vice versa). (crates/tinysecurity-sandbox/src/engine.rspub(crate) fn denied(generation: u64, reason: SandboxDenial2) -> SandboxPlanResp)
Modified — Contract version bumped to 2.2: `CONTRACT_VERSION` becomes (2, 2); 2.1 modules are no longer compatible, and a 2.2 host refuses a 2.1 module, making the compatibility consequence explicit. (crates/tinysecurity-bus/src/lib.rspub use scoped_policy::*;)
Added — Files-only plans documentation section: `MODULE.md` documents the default-off wire behavior, the executor rules, the process-floor credential denials, admission conditions, host-run refusal, and re-derivation on consume. (MODULE.mdLatency: all three are in-memory decisions inside the existing `Plan2` and)
Tests
No supported feature-to-test mapping was produced. Test execution is not inferred.
Findings
No active actionable findings.
Before merge
None.
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critique
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: Critique lane answered with 12 of 12 files reviewed and 0 findings.
Lane summary: Reviewed 3 files; 1 finding. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `16a02a808ce8`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
security
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: Security lane answered with 11 of 11 files reviewed and 0 findings, tracing the gates and finding no reachable path where an untrusted or SaaS caller obtains a files-only artifact; MODULE.md was not security-reviewed as prose.
Lane summary: The change adds a `filesystem_only` planning path that drops the Network constraint, relaxes executor selection to accept a Landlock-style folder jail (no network enforcement, no process isolation) for trusted local operator plans with host network, and adjusts `validate` symmetrically. Admission is gated on `mandatory` (SaaS, untrusted origin and non-trusted-host source) and requires the request to accept process isolation and demand `NetworkPolicy::Host` under a scope whose ceiling is host. I traced the new gates against `resolve`, `pick`, `minimum_isolation`, `validate` and the newly added tests, and found no reachable path where an untrusted or SaaS caller obtains a files-only artifact, no case where a relaxed constraint reaches a selection pass that demanded no isolation, and no compile-breaking test reference. Nothing reportable. 1 file was not security-reviewed: MODULE.md (prose or tabular data). _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `16a02a808ce8`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
tests
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: Tests lane answered with no pending checks and no defect worth reporting, describing the change as covered by admission denials, executor selection, validate acceptance and rejection, and consistent wire and compatibility assertions.
Lane summary: This revision bumps the wire contract to 2.2, adds the `filesystem_only` option with its admission rules, plan selection, and artifact re-validation, and ships a dedicated `filesystem_only_tests.rs` that exercises the allow path, each refusal (trust, SaaS/origin, missing `accept_process_isolation`, non-Host network, missing `operator_host_network`, host_run, best-effort filesystem, extra constraints, Noop backend), kernel-jail preference, and the process floor with credential denials; the wire shape and compatibility assertions are updated consistently across the touched tests. I found no defect worth reporting. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `16a02a808ce8`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
commits
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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 `16a02a808ce8`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
description
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: Description lane answered that the body matches the diff, covering the flag, the version bump and its test updates, the requirements/pick/validate handling as a process-level folder jail, and the MODULE.md documentation.
Lane summary: The description matches the diff: it adds the `SandboxPlanOptions2.filesystem_only` flag, bumps `CONTRACT_VERSION` to 2.2 with the corresponding compatibility and wire-shape test updates, teaches `requirements`, `pick` and `validate` to treat files-only plans with a process-level folder jail, and documents the option in `MODULE.md`. I found no defect in the changed lines that I can demonstrate from what is shown here, so the change looks sound; I was not shown the rest of `engine.rs` (`minimum_isolation`, `host_run`, `resolve`) or the sandbox crate's other tests, so those paths are unverified. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `16a02a808ce8`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
The contract advances to version 2.2 and adds a filesystem_only sandbox option. The sandbox engine checks eligibility, selects a suitable executor, and validates the resulting plan against the request.
Changes: Files-Only Sandbox Plans
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Summary
Request option and contract compatibility crates/tinysecurity-bus/src/sandbox.rs, crates/tinysecurity-bus/src/lib.rs, crates/tinysecurity-bus/src/*tests.rs, crates/tinysecurity-bus/tests/*
SandboxPlanOptions2 gains the filesystem_only flag. The contract version changes to 2.2, and wire and compatibility tests cover the new option and version.
Plan admission and executor validation crates/tinysecurity-sandbox/src/engine.rs, crates/tinysecurity-sandbox/src/filesystem_only_tests.rs, MODULE.md
The engine checks request and scope conditions, rejects host-run files-only requests, and permits an eligible executor without declared process isolation when it enforces the filesystem constraints. Tests cover plan activation, validation, and denials. The module documentation describes the option and its admission rules.
sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant SandboxEngine
participant Landlock
Operator->>SandboxEngine: Submit filesystem_only request
SandboxEngine->>Landlock: Check filesystem and requested constraints
Landlock-->>SandboxEngine: Report enforcement capabilities
SandboxEngine-->>Operator: Return eligible plan or denial
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Files-only sandbox plans can be admitted with no isolation minimum and without credential read denials when scope settings disable isolation. This contradicts the stated Process minimum for files-only plans. Add filesystem_only to the isolation calculation and add a regression test before merging.
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Major · Keep files-only plans on the isolation selection path. · engine.rs:540-543
crates/tinysecurity-sandbox/src/engine.rs:540-543 Major · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Keep files-only plans on the isolation selection path.
When facts.environment is Disabled, an otherwise eligible files-only request passes admission but sets isolation to false. The same occurs when neither agent_mode nor configured is enabled.
Selection then bypasses both isolation passes. A Landlock executor produces minimum_isolation: None, not the documented Process minimum. This also skips grants::credential_denials, leaving deny_read empty even when the request supplies credential denials.
Include request.options.filesystem_only in the isolation calculation. Add a regression case for a disabled environment.
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Update the isolation calculation so request.options.filesystem_only keeps eligible files-only requests on the isolation selection path even when the environment is Disabled and neither agent_mode nor configured is Enabled. Add a regression case for a disabled environment that verifies the files-only request receives the documented Process minimum and applies credential denials.
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- Around line 540-543: Update the isolation calculation so
request.options.filesystem_only keeps eligible files-only requests on the
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Add a test asserting that a files-only plan still uses folder confinement with credential denials when the operator setting or the agent and configured modes disable isolation, so the plan never degrades to an unconfined-looking result with an empty deny list.
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Files-only plans now force isolation to remain mandatory regardless of the scope's settings, so their credential denials stay in effect and relaxed constraints never reach a selection pass that requires no isolation.
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A files-only request under a scope whose sandbox setting is off planned
with no isolation demanded, so a folder jail was selected with
minimum_isolation none and no credential denials. Files-only plans now
always take the isolation path: process floor, credential denials.
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the v0.20.0 base still carries, so Supply chain checks this branch against
main's lockfile.
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What and why
Adds an explicit
SandboxPlanOptions2.filesystem_onlyplan option (contract 2.1 → 2.2). It lets a trusted operator's command, which already runs with the host network its scope grants, be confined by a folder jail that enforces the filesystem and nothing else: TinyBox's Landlock jail.The case: OpenHuman's scheduled builder agent in a Docker container under default seccomp/AppArmor. bubblewrap can't create a user namespace there and Docker is unavailable, so Landlock is the only jail. Every plan was refused
unsupported, for two reasons:requirements()(engine.rs:145) always requiredNetwork, and Landlock declares no network enforcement.pick()rejected any executor with isolationnone, which Landlock reports.Loosening the container was rejected. Landlock's network rules (ABI 4+) cover TCP only, so declaring network enforcement for it would be false. This option instead stops asking the executor for a network rule in the one case where there is none to enforce.
Behaviour (public API: one additive field, contract 2.2)
filesystem(plussubprocesses/resource bounds when asked), nevernetwork.nonequalifies only if it enforces every requested constraint exactly. Best-effort filesystems andnoopnever qualify, and a kernel-isolated executor is still preferred. The artifact'sminimum_isolationisprocess(folder confinement, never a kernel claim), so credential deny-read roots are still computed.floor): a trusted operator source, non-SaaS deployment and origin, andaccept_process_isolation.invalid_request): must beNetworkPolicy::Host, under a scope withoperator_host_networkand ahostceiling. A plan that asks no network rule of its executor cannot promise less network.invalid_request).validate/ConsumeSandboxPlan2apply the same rule and re-derive the plan, so a request without the option cannot reuse a files-only artifact.deny_unknown_fields).MODULE.mdgets a "Files-only plans (contract 2.2)" section.Tests
New
crates/tinysecurity-sandbox/src/filesystem_only_tests.rs, written first. 6 of its 12 failed before the engine change (RED), including the builder's case and "a kernel jail still wins".unsupported.floor;floor;accept_process_isolation:floor;none/egress_proxy:invalid_request;operator_host_network:invalid_request;host_run:invalid_request.unsupported;noopisunsupported;deny_subprocessesstill requiressubprocesses; a kernel jail is still chosen over Landlock.sandbox_tests.rs. The contract-version assertions are updated to 2.2.Validation run:
cargo fmt --all -- --check: cleancargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings: clean. One targeted#[allow(clippy::struct_excessive_bools)]on the options struct, as atpolicy.rs:545: independent wire flags.cargo build --all-targets --all-features: cleancargo test --all-features: 1374 passed, 0 failedRUSTDOCFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo doc --no-deps --all-features: cleanThe branch is based on v0.20.0, the version OpenHuman pins, and merges cleanly into
main. OpenHuman consumes it after a release: the OpenHuman PR moves the gitlink, and the registry pin is updated from the published v0.20.1 checksums.Refs tinyhumansai/openhuman#8674
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