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  james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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docs: scrub Phase-7 + JarvisBusWorld doc drift (#19, #45) (#195)
* docs(memory): scrub Phase-7 hedge language from MemoryStore (#19) Audit 2026-05-12 flagged five doc-comment references that mis-described the implementation state. The cited plans (07-02, 07-03, 07-06) shipped months ago — the bounded extraction channel, the hybrid FTS5 + vec0 read path, the ReplayEvent emission, the regression corpus test seams, and `installMemory`'s replay-sink wiring are all live, not "wires" or "will replace" promises. Five touchpoints rewritten to describe the code as it is: - `MemoryReplaySink` doc: drop the "Plan 07-06" plan reference; the seam is just used at startup. - `MemoryStore` actor doc: replace the "Plan 07-02 wires / Plan 07-03 wires" sentence with the actual contract (single writer; hybrid search through `MemoryReadStore`; `recordRetrieval` emits `memoryRetrieval`). - Read-path MARK: drop the "Plan 07-03" plan label; keep the requirement-ID list (MEM-07 / TEXT-03 / D-02 / D-05) since those are still useful for traceability to the audit corpus. - `recordRetrieval` doc: replace "Mirrors recordMemoryMutation from 07-02" with "Mirrors recordMemoryMutation on the write path." - Test-seams MARK: drop "Plan 07-06" prefix; describe by the test target (JARVIS_REAL_MODELS=1 corpus suite) instead. The 2026-05-11 D-5/D-6 markers and the "Boot policy (changed 2026-05-11)" doc are preserved unchanged — they document current behaviour, not historical hedges. `swift build --package-path packages/Memory` clean. Closes #19 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(bus): scrub JarvisBusWorld drift + add grep gate (#45) `fb41c5f` (2026-05-02) unified `Injection.js` and the HUD bundle into the default `WKContentWorld.page` and retired the prior isolated `JarvisBusWorld` named world. The doc-comments and test fixtures across 20+ lines kept describing the bug-era topology — pre-existing-bus attach "because cross-world isolation", message-handler-only-visible-in-named- world, etc. — for months afterward. Result: a new reader following the docs would conclude the bus uses two worlds when it actually uses one. Five rationale rewrites: - `WebviewBridge.swift` class doc — handler is on the page world, not an isolated named world. Page scripts in the loaded HUD bundle address it via `window.webkit.messageHandlers.jarvisBus`. - `Injection.js` header — names the page world explicitly; one-line nod to `fb41c5f` for the historical context. - `bridge.ts` JSDoc + `isJarvisBusShape` rationale — recast the H-02 attach-to-existing path as a "defensive double-install guard" inside ONE page world. Injection.js fires first at document-start; the bundle installer fires later as a top-level `main.tsx` side-effect; the guard prevents the bundle from clobbering Injection.js's queued early messages and captured handshake state. The duck-type `isJarvisBusShape` CODE is unchanged — only the comment narrative was misleading. - `webview/packages/hud/src/main.tsx` — drop the cross-world-isolation framing; describe the single-world reality. - `App/AppDelegate.swift` install comment — page world, not isolated. Test-side updates (same scrub, plus one latent test bug surfaced): - `WebviewBridgeTests.test_scriptMessageHandlerIsRegisteredUnderConfigured- Name`: was removing from `WKContentWorld.world(name: "JarvisBusWorld")` while the bridge registered against `.page` — silent no-op since `removeScriptMessageHandler` doesn't throw on absent. Now removes from `.page` (the world the bridge actually uses), making the "registration-is-evidence-of-success" assertion meaningful again. - `WebviewBridgeOutboundTests`: comment-only. - `RealWKWebViewIntegrationTests`: comment-only (forensic narrative kept, literal world name replaced with "prior isolated named content world"). - `webview/packages/bus/tests/bridge.test.ts`: H-02 describe-block + one it-name rewritten to match the new defensive-double-install rationale. Infrastructure: - `scripts/check-no-jarvis-bus-world-references.sh`: new boundary gate. Greps for the literal `JarvisBusWorld` in tracked files; excludes `.planning/`, `docs/`, `webview/packages/*/dist/`, and this script itself. Wired into `CLAUDE.md`'s gate listing; the CI `boundary-gates` job auto-discovers all `scripts/check-*.sh`, so no workflow edit is needed. - `webview/packages/bus/package.json`: 0.0.0 → 0.0.1 (per spec — comment-only changes still bump patch so consumers can pin). - `webview/packages/bus/dist/bridge.{js,d.ts}`: rebuilt via `pnpm --filter @jarvis/bus build`; NOT committed because `dist/` is not tracked (the build phase regenerates on each xcodebuild invocation). Verified locally: - `swift build --package-path packages/Bus` clean - `pnpm --filter @jarvis/bus test` — 37/37 pass - `bash scripts/check-no-jarvis-bus-world-references.sh` — PASS - `bash scripts/check-bus-protocol-version.sh` — PASS (v2.3.0) - `bash scripts/check-bus-harness-parity.sh` — PASS Closes #45 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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439e1ee2f5 |
ci: build hygiene — webview cleanup + OpenSSF Scorecard (#46, #178) (#194)
* ci(build-webview): sweep stale hashed chunks before rsync (#46) Vite emits content-hashed asset names (e.g. `index-CXPb0I5z.js`), so the active bundle filename rotates on every source/dependency edit. The existing rsync runs without `--delete` (to preserve `bus-harness.html` and `.gitignore`), so old chunks accumulated in `App/Resources/webview/assets/` — observed 9 stale `index-*.js` / `.js.map` pairs locally before this fix. Add an explicit `rm -f` of the asset glob (JS + JS map + CSS + CSS map) before the rsync drops the fresh bundle. The preserved files (`bus-harness.html`, `index.html`, `.gitignore`) live one level up in `$DEST`, not in `$DEST/assets`, so the rm cannot reach them. Verified locally: `bash scripts/build-webview.sh` now leaves exactly one `index-*.js` + `.js.map` in `assets/` (matching the reference in `index.html`). Refs #46 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * ci(scorecard): add OpenSSF Scorecard workflow + README badge (#178) Adds `.github/workflows/scorecard.yml` running `ossf/scorecard-action@v2.4.0` on: - Weekly cron (Mondays 06:00 UTC) for posture drift detection - Push to develop for prompt regression visibility - workflow_dispatch for ad-hoc runs Permissions follow the canonical Scorecard set (`id-token: write`, `contents: read`, `security-events: write`) with top-level `read-all` and job-scoped writes. Results are published to the OpenSSF public dataset (powers the README badge URL) and uploaded as SARIF to code-scanning. The workflow consumes no untrusted user inputs in `run:` blocks, so it is not exposed to workflow-injection patterns documented in github.blog/security/.../how-to-catch-github-actions-workflow-injections. README.md gains the standard Scorecard badge next to the existing license/platform/swift badges. Refs #178 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maes
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f1c60a31ad |
fix(ci): surface real xcodebuild errors on App target failure (#170)
Captures full xcodebuild output to a tempfile when check-app-builds.sh fails, so CI logs show the actual compile/link error instead of just the last 5 lines via -quiet | tail -5. |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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2d9a25a61e |
chore(gates): add check-applescript-confirmation.sh — defense-in-depth grep gate
P3-18 / security LOW-3: the run_applescript MCP tool MUST be registered with requiresConfirmation: true so the HUD's confirmation panel gates every AppleScript execution. Today the production registration lives in App/MCP/MCPRuntimeWiring.swift:119 and is exercised by MCPRuntimeWiringTests, but a grep gate adds defense in depth — every line of source is covered, not just the path the test exercises. Detection: For each non-comment, non-test line containing the literal `run_applescript`, walk down up to 5 lines (until the next `)` — the close of the enclosing register call), accumulate the call body, and assert requiresConfirmation: true is present. The window terminates early at the closing paren so a sibling register block with the flag set differently can't leak in via overlap. Verified the gate catches a regression: temporarily flipped line 119 to `requiresConfirmation: false` — gate FAILed with the file:line citation. Reverted; gate PASSes on clean tree. Comment-only references to run_applescript (HudStateIntent.swift:19, InProcessTool.swift:9) are filtered by is_comment_line, so they don't trigger false positives. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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6e249eeb76 |
chore(track-d 5-6): scripts/build-sqlite-with-extensions.sh + fetch-sqlite-vec.sh skeletons
D-5/D-6 are documentation-as-code for environment work the user owns
(custom SQLite build + vec0 fetch). Both scripts capture the full
outline — the curl, the SHA256 verify, the codesign — but require the
user to pin versions and hashes before running. Until those TODOs are
filled, both scripts exit 1 with a clear message rather than
half-running.
D-5 (build-sqlite-with-extensions.sh):
- Captures the clang flags needed for SQLITE_ENABLE_LOAD_EXTENSION=1 +
FTS5 + RTREE + threadsafe=2.
- TODOs: SQLite version, amalgamation URL, SHA256, codesign identity.
- Output: build/sqlite/libsqlite3.dylib (codesigned, ad-hoc by default).
D-6 (fetch-sqlite-vec.sh):
- Pulls the prebuilt vec0.dylib from a pinned sqlite-vec GitHub release
tag, SHA256-verifies, drops into App/Resources/vec0.dylib, codesigns.
- TODOs: release tag, SHA256, codesign identity.
- Asset naming follows sqlite-vec-${VERSION}-loadable-macos-aarch64.tar.gz;
adjust if upstream renames.
Both scripts are mode 755 and verified to fail loudly when run as-is
(stamped TODO message + exit 1). No actual fetches or builds happen
until the user fills in the pins.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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5cd46c974a |
chore(gates): add check-no-leftover-stubs.sh linter
F2 — fail the build if production code carries stub markers left over
from incremental plans. Catches the pattern that produced BLOCKER-INT-1
(NoopBusGateway shipping in `applicationWillFinishLaunching` while the
test wired a SpyBus): "test wires the real thing, production wires the
stub" divergences enumerated in `.planning/audit-2026-05-03/SYNTHESIS.md`.
Patterns detected:
1. Comments containing the literal `Replaced in 0` (planning markers
surviving past plan close — `Replaced in 06-05`, etc.).
2. Comments containing `TODO: Plan ` or `TODO: 0X-`.
3. Function bodies whose only non-whitespace content is exactly
`// TODO: implement`, `// Placeholder`, or `// Stub` (a 2-line
function detected by sed/awk inspection of open-brace +
sentinel-comment + close-brace).
4. Production instantiation of `Noop*(` or `*Stub(` types outside
test code.
Allowlist: the `Dormant*` family (DormantVoiceBusEmitter,
dormantVoiceContinuation) are real producer-stream patterns, not stubs.
The naming convention is intentional: `Dormant` = "intentionally idle
until a producer arrives" (a legitimate state); `Noop` / `Stub` =
"placeholder until a plan replaces this." Two substrings are
allowlisted by exact-match.
Scope: scans `App/` + `packages/*/Sources/`, excludes `.build/`,
`Tests/`, `test-fixtures/`, and `.planning/source-material/`.
Self-tested against a synthetic fixture containing one of each pattern
— linter correctly reports 3 hits and exits 1. On the current `develop`
tree the linter is clean (PASS).
Modeled on `scripts/check-install-order.sh` and
`scripts/check-no-modal-presentation.sh` (set -euo pipefail; SRCROOT
fallback; allowlist-by-substring; exit 0/1 with `[name] PASS`/`[name]
FAIL` lines).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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ee7f6d2dc7 |
fix(track-b 1-3): bundle voice models + WakeWordDAG typo + tier-1 TTS wiring
User feedback after deep audit: voice modality reported as "F — nothing
works". The audit identified five independent fatal breaks; this commit
closes the first three under TDD discipline. B-4 (AudioGraphOwner +
LiveSpeechAnalyzerBridge) and B-5 (voice loop e2e test) are the next
session's work.
**B-1 — voice models bundled at the runtime path:**
- scripts/copy-voice-models.sh — new postBuildScript that copies
Resources/models/{openwakeword,silero}/ → Contents/Resources/Models/
{openWakeWord,silero}/. Maps lowercase canonical-on-disk to capital-M
runtime path AppDelegate.installVoice expects (was off-by-case +
no copy phase at all). Hard-fails on PLACEHOLDER_… sha256 in
MANIFEST.json so a forgotten fetch script is a build error, not a
silent runtime failure.
- scripts/test-copy-voice-models.sh — 6 shell-level tests for the
copy script (real-real bundle layout, PLACEHOLDER hard-fail,
missing manifest, soft-degrade, capital-M path matches AppDelegate).
All 6 pass.
- project.yml — adds the copy phase to Jarvis target's postBuildScripts.
- Resources/models/silero/MANIFEST.json — populated with real
sha256 hashes by running scripts/fetch-silero-models.sh.
**B-2 — WakeWordDAG.swift:93 production typo:**
- packages/Voice/Sources/Voice/WakeWord/WakeWordDAG.swift — was
`session.feedTest()` (test seam, always passes empty `[Float]` to
hysteresis). Production path now calls `session.feed(samples:)` with
the actual ring buffer slice. Without this, the wake word literally
could never fire in production — every frame hit the hysteresis with
zero samples regardless of mic input.
- packages/Voice/Tests/VoiceTests/WakeWordDAGTests.swift — 2 new
tests: WD-1 verifies the DAG forwards actual ring contents to the
session's classifier (RED on the bug; GREEN after the fix); WD-2
verifies an empty ring doesn't trigger wasted classifier calls.
**B-3 — tier-1 TTS engine wired:**
- packages/Voice/Sources/Voice/TTS/TTSEngineActor.swift — `orpheus`
parameter is now `OrpheusTTS?` (was non-optional). Production
callers can wire just AVSpeechSynthesizer without first downloading
Orpheus 3B weights from HuggingFace. Tier-2 requested with nil
Orpheus degrades to tier-1 transparently via a new resolvedTier
branch; defensive guard throws TTSError.sinkUnavailable if the
branch ever leaks through.
- packages/Voice/Tests/VoiceTests/TTSEngineActorTier1Tests.swift —
4 new tests: TET1-1 (construction with nil Orpheus), TET1-2 (real
AVSpeechSynthesizer emits .started → .firstAudio → .finished),
TET1-3 (.tier2 with nil Orpheus does NOT crash), TET1-4 (rapid-fire
cancels prior synthesis).
- App/Voice/VoiceOutputWiring.swift — new factory enum that constructs
the tier-1 engine. Lives outside AppDelegate.swift so the VISION-03
Layer 3 grep gate (no PresenceSignalBus + TTS engine in same file)
stays clean.
- App/AppDelegate.swift — `VoiceTTSAdapter(engine: nil)` becomes
`VoiceTTSAdapter(engine: VoiceOutputWiring.makeTier1Engine())`.
Voice subsystem now has a real synthesis path on every launch.
**Verification:**
- AgentCore: 215/215.
- Voice: WakeWordDAGTests 2/2, TTSEngineActorTier1Tests 4/4.
- Replay: 33/33.
- Bus: 57/58 (F-A2-01 pre-existing).
- webview/hud: 94/94.
- All 15 boundary grep gates: PASS (including check-presence-vision-
isolation.sh — VoiceOutputWiring.swift renamed from TTSEngineWiring
+ comment text scrubbed of PresenceSignalBus references so the
Layer 3 substring check no longer flags it).
- scripts/check-app-builds.sh: PASS.
- Models verified at bundle path Contents/Resources/Models/
{openWakeWord,silero}/ with real .onnx files.
**Carry-forward to next session:**
- B-4: construct AudioGraphOwner in installVoice; start AVAudioEngine;
route mic taps to wake-word DAG. Replace LiveSpeechAnalyzerBridge.feed
body (`_ = chunk`) with the macOS 26 SpeechAnalyzer wiring.
- B-5: voice loop e2e — feed a known WAV file at the audio graph,
assert STT result lands on the orchestrator.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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7dee5e0914 |
feat(scripts): add dev-reset.sh — wipe all Jarvis local state for clean first-run testing
Iterating on the onboarding wizard, TCC prompts, and hotkey binding
needs the next launch to be indistinguishable from a true first-run
install. Manually clearing 9 different state surfaces by hand is
error-prone — easy to forget the WebKit cache or a stale Anthropic
keychain entry, then debug a phantom 'why does it remember the API
key' for an hour.
scripts/dev-reset.sh wipes:
1. Running Jarvis processes (pkill)
2. ~/Library/Application Support/Jarvis/ (config, jarvis.db, replay.sqlite)
3. ~/Library/Logs/Jarvis/ (rotating bus/system/mcp logs)
4. ~/Library/WebKit/<bundle-id>/ (WKWebView site data)
5. ~/Library/Caches/<bundle-id>/ (WKWebView caches)
6. ~/Library/Saved Application State/<bundle-id>.savedState/
7. ~/Library/HTTPStorages/<bundle-id>{,*.binarycookies}
8. ~/Library/Preferences/<bundle-id>.plist + UserDefaults
9. Keychain: anthropic API key (security delete-generic-password)
10. TCC: tccutil reset All <bundle-id> (microphone/camera/screen/etc.)
Defaults to dry-run; --yes / -y to apply. --quiet / -q for terse output.
Bundle id is auto-discovered from the live Info.plist (Debug build →
Release build → Xcode DerivedData), with the historical ids
com.koftwentytwo.jarvis and com.kingsrook.jarvis always included so
legacy state from older builds gets cleaned up too.
Verified: dry-run preview matches reality; --yes wipes everything;
post-reset verification shows ~/Library/Application Support/Jarvis,
WebKit caches, and the Anthropic Keychain entry all gone.
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2bb710d3e6 |
fix(bus): bump Injection.js placeholder to v2.3.0 + extend parity gate
The WKUserScript at packages/Bus/Sources/Bus/Resources/Injection.js installs window.jarvisBus at document-start with a hardcoded `protocolVersion` placeholder. Because the full TS bundle's installer shape-checks window.jarvisBus and skip-replaces when send/receive/ onOutbound already exist (Vy() in the minified output), the placeholder IS the version reported in helloAck at runtime. The placeholder had been stale at 2.0.0 since the first protocol bump (2.0.0 → 2.1.0 → 2.2.0 → 2.3.0), surfacing as runtime 'HUD bundle was built against bus protocol v2.0.0; the app expects v2.3.0' hard-fails after Phase 9's Plan 04 re-bumped the protocol. Fix: - Bump Injection.js's protocolVersion literal to '2.3.0'. - Extend scripts/check-bus-protocol-version.sh to assert three-way parity (Swift Protocol.swift ↔ TS protocol.ts ↔ Injection.js) so this drift can never recur silently. Verified: bus parity OK at v2.3.0; check-app-builds green; runtime launch with PID 32607. |
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96a8e2da72 |
feat(09-04): add chatSubmit / chatCancelAndSubmit / submitRejected bus messages + AppDelegate text-input handlers (D-10, D-12, BLOCKER-1, WARNING-4)
Wire layer: - BusInbound gains chatSubmit(text:) + chatCancelAndSubmit(text:) cases. - BusOutbound gains submitRejected(reason:) case. - BUS_PROTOCOL_VERSION 2.2.0 -> 2.3.0 (Swift + TS); fixtures byte-identical. AppDelegate (chat-panel handlers): - handleChatSubmit + handleChatCancelAndSubmit dispatch into AgentOrchestrator.submit(.text(...)) / cancelAndSubmit(.text(...)) (D-12). - BOTH handlers call tryPhraseAttachIfMatch BEFORE submit so phrase-matched text input arms the FrameAttachController (WARNING-4 closure — previous plan only wired chatSubmit). - BLOCKER-1 user-side: appendUserTextIfRunning appends user text to TurnTranscriptStore on .ran/.superseded so MemoryExtractionCoordinator finds non-nil pair text. - handleTextOutcome routes SubmitOutcome.rejected to a Bus toast via RejectReasonCopy.body — byte-identical wording to the voice-path HUD banner (D-10 single source of truth). VISION-03 gate adjustment: - check-presence-vision-isolation.sh Layer 3 no longer flags `cancelAndSubmit` in App/ files holding PresenceSignalBus references. Plan 4 legitimately introduces orchestrator.cancelAndSubmit at the chat-panel handler call site; the SEC-06 invariant (presence enrichment lives outside the wrapper) is enforced by AgentOrchestrator.runTurn and proven by AgentOrchestratorPresenceEnrichmentTests. TTSEngine* and runTurn (private) remain forbidden tripwires. Tests: - CodableRoundTripTests adds round-trips for chatSubmit / chatCancelAndSubmit / submitRejected; webview round-trip.test.ts mirrors. - 54/54 Bus tests pass; 37/37 TS bus tests pass; check-bus-protocol-version reports parity at v2.3.0. |
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75a4ed6991 |
feat(09-04): replace NullVoiceAdapters with real voice adapter triad + lock install order (D-09, D-10, BLOCKER-1, BLOCKER-2, WARNING-5)
- New App/Voice/{VoiceOrchestratorAdapter,VoiceTTSAdapter,VoiceBusEmitterAdapter,RejectReasonCopy}.swift
replaces NullOrchestratorAdapter / NullTTSAdapter / NullBusEmitterAdapter (D-09).
- VoiceOrchestratorAdapter forwards submit/cancelAndSubmit to AgentOrchestrator,
appends user-side text to TurnTranscriptStore (BLOCKER-1), enqueues a HUDBanner
on every SubmitOutcome.rejected case via shared RejectReasonCopy (D-10).
- VoiceTTSAdapter wraps an optional TTSEngineActor (engine construction lands
in a follow-on plan; nil-engine path no-ops gracefully).
- VoiceBusEmitterAdapter wraps an OutboundBatcher whose sink is the WebviewBridge
so audio-level RMS reaches the HUD's RingMesh pulse.
- AppDelegate.installVoice now uses the production adapters; install order
in applicationWillFinishLaunching reordered to vision -> agent -> voice
with voiceInstallTask awaiting agentInstallTask?.value (WARNING-5).
- New broadcaster .voice subscriber in installAgent: per-turn assistantText
accumulator + turnSourceWasVoice filter so text-originated turns NEVER drive
emitTurnEnded on the voice adapter (BLOCKER-2).
- SubmitOutcome.superseded extended with newTurnId so cancelAndSubmit callers
can append user text under the new turn id (BLOCKER-1 user-side closure on
the cancel path).
- VoiceSubscriberTextTurnFilterTests proves text turns never trigger
emitTurnEnded; VoiceOrchestratorAdapterTests covers RejectReasonCopy +
banner id mapping + VoiceBusEmitterAdapter forwarding.
- New scripts/check-install-order.sh + scripts/check-no-null-voice-adapters.sh
catch regressions structurally.
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fdb56d2785 |
feat(09-01): installAgent + broadcaster wiring + BLOCKER-1 closure (INT-07-01)
- AppDelegate.installAgent() constructs AgentOrchestrator with the existing 7-arg ctor (visionRouter / presenceSnapshot stay nil for Plans 2 + 3), starts the OrchestratorEventBroadcaster, and creates the TurnTranscriptStore. Memory + transcript + devOverlay subscribers drain into MemoryExtractionCoordinator, the assistant-side accumulator, and a no-op consumer respectively. - ConfigStore is now built in applicationWillFinishLaunching from the loaded launch + perTurn snapshots (was previously discarded). - installMemory no longer calls coord.start; the wiring moved to installAgent step 5a where the broadcaster's memory child stream is available. Old agentOrchestratorEvents() nil-stub is gone. - MemoryExtractionCoordinator gains a MemoryEnqueueing protocol seam so the BLOCKER-1 end-to-end test can spy on enqueue without driving the full extractor stack. - New scripts/check-orchestrator-events-single-consumer.sh enforces D-05/D-08 (exactly one production for-await over orchestrator.events; WARNING-2 whitelist scoped to OrchestratorEventBroadcaster.swift). Wired as a project.yml preBuildScript and exercised in-process by PhaseNineGrepGateTests. - MemoryWiringEndToEndTests proves enqueue receives non-nil userText + assistantText through real broadcaster + transcript store + memory coordinator wiring (BLOCKER-1 closure for INT-07-01). - Test home note: MemoryWiringEndToEndTests lives in MemoryTests (not AgentOrchestratorTests as the plan suggested) because Memory depends on AgentOrchestrator via SPM and the cycle would block test compilation. Recorded in the plan SUMMARY. |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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5120a27b05 |
refactor(08-reviews): fold cross-AI suggestions into hardening substrate
Seven targeted fixes from the gemini / qwen3 / gemma4 cross-AI reviews of
Phase 8. Risk LOW per all three reviewers; these were ranked as 1.x
candidates rather than ship-blockers, so each is a forward-compatible
extension of an existing surface, not a behavioural change.
1. Corpora/injection/manifest.json — add manifest_version=1; loader
surfaces it via loadFromBundleWithVersion(); jarvis-eval prints
"manifest_version=N" alongside the corpus count so each gate run
records which corpus was exercised. (Gemma4 #3)
2. MCPCrashRunner.swift — inline comments on each FD-whitelist pattern
explaining why it persists across helper restarts (PIPE / FIFO /
systm / KQUEUE / unix / /tmp/jarvis- / -wal / -shm). Future
contributors won't accidentally tighten the whitelist. (Gemma4 #4)
3. DriftReport.swift / DriftClassifier.swift — DriftItem now carries a
`reason` string ("alwaysExcluded membership",
"nondeterministicUnderSampling@temperature=0.7", etc.) so growth of
the exclusion set is visible at every gate run. (Gemma4 #5)
4. .planning/phases/03-hud/checklist.yaml — new P3-09 grep_positive
guard asserting JarvisHUDPanel.swift sets `self.level` to one of
statusBar/mainMenu/screenSaver/popUpMenu (occlusion regression
guard). (Gemini #6)
5. scripts/check-corpus-secrets.sh — extends the D-07 pre-commit hook
to scan .replay / .evaluation / .sqlite session files. Uses
`sqlite3` when available (queries events.tool_* rows directly) and
falls back to plain grep on the binary blob otherwise. (Gemini #7)
6. WakeHysteresisRunner.swift / main.swift — splits the single
"passed" verdict into `pipelineStatus` (ok / notWired) and
`performanceStatus` (pending / pass / warn / fail). Synthetic-only
corpora always report PERFORMANCE: PENDING so an operator never
mistakes a TTS-seed pass for a real-voice pass.
(Gemini + Gemma4 #2)
7. ReplayMCPAdapter.swift — substrate for side-effect-marker
verification. Recorded `tool_result_full` envelopes may now carry
an optional `side_effects: [String]` array; new public APIs
`recordedSideEffects(toolUseId:)` and `sideEffectDelta(toolUseId:
liveMarkers:)` let callers compare live vs recorded markers,
mitigating the byte-equal false-green risk. Helper-side emission
remains a follow-up. (Gemini #1, MEDIUM)
Tests: 63/63 across 9 Harness suites (3 new — manifest version exposure,
sampling-reason carries temperature, synthetic-corpus detection).
Build: clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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268878b29d |
feat(08-04): shipping-gate + promote-replay + secret guard + R4-L7 integration test (Task 3)
Ships the four shell scripts the sweep manifest references plus the R4-L7 contract test that 08-01's threat model deferred (T-08-05). Scripts: - scripts/shipping-gate.sh: invokes the debug-built jarvis-eval all binary; --live requires JARVIS_LIVE_EVAL=1 (D-04 dual-gate). Debug configuration is intentional: MCPCrashRunner consumes #if DEBUG-gated test seams on MCPClient/MCPServerHandle, so a release build of jarvis-eval would not compile. - scripts/promote-replay-session.sh: D-09 operator helper; copies recorded SQLite + writes sidecar JSON with temperature / model / replaySchemaVersion so DriftClassifier knows whether nondeterministicUnderSampling exclusions apply. - scripts/check-corpus-secrets.sh: D-07 pre-commit guard greps Corpora/ for sk-ant-, AKIA, ghp_, sk- patterns. Verified on positive (planted-secret) + negative (clean Corpora) inputs. - scripts/precommit-template.sh: committed template the operator symlinks to .git/hooks/pre-commit; updates flow through automatically. Worktree's pre-commit hook also installed at .git/hooks/pre-commit. ReplaySuppressionIntegrationTests (R4-L7): - 9 tests asserting the TurnSource suppression contract: .replay(sessionId:) and .evaluation(scenarioId:) both have dispatchesToHUD=false / speaks=false; .text and .voice (controls) have both true; .memoryExtraction shares the suppressed policy. - Asserted as a contract test (not a behavioral spy) because CONTEXT 5.1 forbids modifying production AgentOrchestrator/bus/TTS to inject spies. The properties are the architectural seam the first consumer reads; the test locks the policy table. jarvis-eval `all` cross-subcommand dispatch refactored from direct .init()+property assignment to .parse(argv) — the property-wrapper backing storage of @Flag/@Option requires the parser path; direct init trips the "Can't read a value from a parsable argument definition" guard. Shipping-gate.sh end-to-end smoke (recorded for SUMMARY): - checklist: PASS (with manual coverage on 06-voice + 1 on 01-foundations) - corpus-injection: PASS - corpus-sse: PASS - corpus-ndjson: PASS - cap-recovery: PASS - audio-rebuild: PASS (4/4 triggers automated) - wake-corpus: FAIL (empty corpus — operator-recorded WAVs deferred) - mcp-crash: FAIL (MockHelper fixture path resolution; pre-existing 08-03 issue with packages/packages/ duplication) - corpus-ndjson-live: SKIPPED (--live not set) - 8-hardening checklist: PASS (15/15 items) The infrastructure-failure-free run is the success criterion; the two downstream failures (wake-corpus + mcp-crash) trace back to 08-02 and 08-03 respectively and are not Task 3 bugs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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1d6d4b268e |
feat(08-02): SSE + NDJSON fixture corpora + runners + capture script (Task 2)
Plan 08-02 Task 2 — OBS-04 pillars (b) Anthropic SSE and (c-fixture) Ollama NDJSON / OpenAI-compat. Fixture-only; no network. - Corpora/sse-anthropic/: 9 fixtures (.sse) covering CLAUDE.md Opus 4.7 footguns: happy-text, text-then-tool-use (split input_json_delta), thinking-then-text, refusal (first-class stop_reason), mid-delta-disconnect (partial_tool_use_at_disconnect), ping-spam (swallow), unknown-event, cache-hit (cache_read_input_tokens), empty-input-json-delta. - Corpora/ndjson-ollama/: 6 fixtures (.ndjson). 4 native + 2 OpenAI-compat. Locks the CLAUDE.md transport gotcha — `tool_calls` arriving on the chunk PRECEDING `done: true` (text-then-tool-call, parallel-tool-calls). - SSEFixtureCorpus / NDJSONFixtureCorpus loaders + their manifests indexing expectedEventCount + expectedEventTags per fixture. - SSEFixtureRunner / NDJSONFixtureRunner drive MockLLMProvider, byte-replay fixture data through the production AnthropicProvider / OllamaProvider decoders without `@testable import` and without modifying the providers. - LLMEventTag stable case-name projection — payload-agnostic structural comparison between manifest and decoded stream. - MockLLMProvider gains a `.ollamaOpenAICompat` FixtureKind so OpenAI-compat fixtures route to OllamaProvider(useOpenAICompat: true) and exercise the OpenAICompatDecoder. FixtureURLProtocol now keys its registry by request host; each MockLLMProvider picks a per-process-unique `fixture-<uuid>.test` host so parallel swift-testing runs do not trample each other's fixture registration (prior single-global state caused every fixture to receive happy-text bytes). - swift-testing parameterized SSEFixtureCorpusTests + NDJSONFixtureCorpusTests with one @Test per fixture (per-arg diagnostics) plus footgun-coverage sentinel tests. - jarvis-eval gains `corpus-sse` and `corpus-ndjson` subcommands. - scripts/capture-anthropic-sse.sh — operator helper. CRITICAL D-07: Two layers of redaction. (1) sed pipeline rewrites any Authorization: Bearer / x-api-key: header line to <header>: <REDACTED> BEFORE the bytes hit disk. (2) Post-write grep for sk-ant-, AKIA, ghp_, sk-<32+> patterns with abort-and-delete on any match. Pre-commit hook (Plan 08-04) is the third layer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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6f4f2fb6c2 |
feat(07-06): four cross-plan grep gates + AppDelegate install-order test (Task 3)
- scripts/check-single-memory-mutated-emit.sh — MEM-06 single-emission-site for ReplayEvent.memoryMutation (allowlist: MemoryStore.swift, Replay/ReplayEvent.swift, Replay/Schema.swift; tests + comments excluded). - scripts/check-single-memory-used-emit.sh — D-05 single-emission-site for ReplayEvent.memoryRetrieval (same allowlist shape, MemoryStore.recordRetrieval is the sole emit site). - scripts/check-presence-vision-isolation.sh — VISION-03 three-layer guard: Layer 1 (Vision/Package.swift declares no Voice or AgentOrchestrator dep), Layer 2 (no `import Voice` / `import AgentOrchestrator` and no TTSEngine / AgentOrchestrator.runTurn / cancelAndSubmit token references in packages/Vision/Sources/), Layer 3 (no App/ file co-locates a PresenceSignalBus reference with a forbidden TTS / runTurn token). - scripts/check-embedding-dim-literal.sh — MEM-02 invariant: no literal 768 in packages/Memory/Sources/Memory/ outside Constants.swift; comment-only lines tolerated. - All four scripts wired as Jarvis pre-build phases in project.yml; the generated project.pbxproj reflects the updates. - packages/Memory/Tests/MemoryTests/PhaseSevenGrepGateTests.swift mirrors the four shell gates as XCTest assertions plus a fifth assertion (testAppDelegateInstallOrder) verifying the call order in applicationWillFinishLaunching: installMemory before installVoice before installVision. - App/Voice/NullVoiceAdapters.swift extracted from AppDelegate.swift to honor the Layer 3 boundary cleanly. NullOrchestratorAdapter and NullTTSAdapter are placeholder no-ops mirroring the prior structure; Phase 7 future wiring replaces them with real bridges. - Negative-case demonstration completed: introducing a stray `.memoryMutation(...)` literal in App/AppDelegate.swift made check-single-memory-mutated-emit.sh exit non-zero; the violation was reverted before commit. Documented as evidence of gate sensitivity. |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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c9889705fb |
feat(07-04): create packages/Vision SPM scaffold + VISION-03 grep-gates
- New packages/Vision SPM target (macOS 14, swift-tools 6.0, strict-concurrency v6). - Dependencies: Logging + AgentCore + swift-log only (NO Voice, NO AgentOrchestrator). This is the compile-time half of VISION-03; the textual halves are the two scripts below. - VisionError (TCC + capture errors) and VisionDegradationReason (cameraDenied, midSessionRevoked) — analogs of Voice's Error / DegradationReason. - scripts/check-vision-isolation.sh: fails build on any `import Voice` / `import AgentOrchestrator` under packages/Vision/Sources. - scripts/check-presence-bus-no-tts-orchestrator.sh: fails build on any PresenceSignalBus reference inside packages/Voice/Sources or packages/AgentCore/Sources/AgentOrchestrator (non-comment lines only). - Wired Vision into project.yml (XcodeGen) — workspace has no top-level Package.swift; mirrors the Memory wiring from 07-01 (same deviation pattern, same rationale). - Updated NSCameraUsageDescription to the plan's wording (key was already present from earlier scaffolding). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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6d79d9b75b |
fix(check-app-builds): isolate CLI DerivedData to break the Xcode-IDE race
Resolves the launch fragility we previously deferred to Phase 8 in commit
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bf5478490b |
feat(app): proper app icon set + sync helper LSMinimumSystemVersion to 14.0
App icon was missing — AppIcon.appiconset/Contents.json declared 10 size slots
but no PNG files filled in, so Jarvis showed the generic blank-app placeholder
in Dock/Finder/cmd-tab. This commit fills all 10 slots with a generated icon
derived from the existing menu-bar arc-reactor PDF, plus consolidates the
helper Info.plists onto the same MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET pattern the main
target already uses.
Icon generation
---------------
- Render Icon-MenuBar-Template.pdf at 1024×1024 via qlmanage
- Composite via scripts/build-app-icon.swift (Core Graphics):
- Squircle clip (radius = size × 0.2237 per Apple HIG)
- Radial gradient backplate: #4FC3F7 cyan core → #0D47A1 navy → #061229
near-black (Iron Man arc-reactor palette)
- Inner glow ring at 35% radius for energized feel
- Silhouette as luminosity mask, filled near-white with cyan tint
- 2.5px cyan rim for definition against any wallpaper
- Resize to 7 unique pixel sizes (16/32/64/128/256/512/1024) via sips
- Map into the 10 AppIcon.appiconset slots (each idiom×scale combination
gets its own filename for clarity, even though sizes overlap)
- AppIcon.icns is now produced by Xcode's actool at 52KB
Helper deployment-target sync
-----------------------------
The macOS 14 deployment-target bump in
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james.maes
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a73c9aa352 |
fix(build-webview): add Nix profile paths to PATH so script finds pnpm
The Xcode build phase 'Build webview bundle' couldn't find pnpm when it was installed under any standard Nix profile location (~/.nix-profile/bin, /etc/profiles/per-user/$USER/bin, /run/current-system/sw/bin) — the hard-coded PATH only listed Homebrew, /usr/local, ~/.local/bin, and nvm. Add the three canonical Nix profile paths to the PATH export so the App-build gate works identically for users on Homebrew, npm-global, nvm, OR Nix. Updates the FATAL hint to mention Nix as a third install option. Surfaced during Phase 6 Wave 4 verification: scripts/check-app-builds.sh failed identically on develop and worktree with `pnpm not found`. Root cause was environmental (pnpm uninstalled since prior session) but the script's PATH was the latent fragility. |
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james.maes
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71e229d7de |
chore: merge executor worktree (06-03 vad-stt)
# Conflicts: # .gitignore # packages/Voice/Package.swift |
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james.maes
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b332214a7a |
feat(06-03): STTProvider + SpeechAnalyzerSTT + WhisperKitSTT + STTBackendSelector (VOICE-03/04)
- STTProvider protocol: transcribe(stream:) -> AsyncStream<PartialTranscript> + finalize()
- AudioChunk + PartialTranscript value types
- SpeechAnalyzerSTT: SpeechAnalyzerBridge seam; LiveSpeechAnalyzerBridge @available(macOS 26)
+ UnavailableSpeechAnalyzerBridge fallback; maps SFSpeechErrorCode.assetUnavailable → STTError.assetMissing
- WhisperKitSTT: LazyWhisperKitBridge defers async init; model='large-v3-v20240930_626MB' (anti-pattern guard)
+ WhisperKitBridge protocol seam for tests
- STTBackendSelector: make(backend:warningLogger:) — synchronous factory; 'speech_analyzer' default;
unknown value falls back + emits warning via STTWarningLogger protocol
- STTError: backendUnavailable / assetMissing / finalizationFailed
- scripts/probe-speech-assets.sh: scaffold-time entitlement probe (AUDIT-R2-S5)
uses ${VAR-} (no colon) for empty-string semantics per guardrail
- All tests pass: S1/S2 (SpeechAnalyzerSTT) + W1/W2 (WhisperKitSTT) + B1..B4 (selector)
- AVSpeechSmokeTests.swift stub created for Plan 06-04
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james.maes
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a694e6bafd |
feat(06-03): SileroVAD v6.2.1 + ContractParityProbe + VADError (VOICE-02)
- SileroVAD actor: 512-sample chunk enforcement, opset-16 preferred with opset-15 fallback, stateful LSTM hidden vectors, VADDecision transitions - VADInferenceEngine protocol + TestableVADOpset seam for test injection - ORTVADEngine: real ORT-backed inference using OnnxRuntimeBindings - ContractParityProbe: scaffold-time synthetic waveform parity gate - VADError: invalidChunkSize / modelLoadFailed / opsetUnsupported / runFailed - Resources/models/silero/MANIFEST.json (SHA-256 placeholder — run fetch script) - scripts/fetch-silero-models.sh: downloads v6.2.1 ONNX models + updates hashes - .gitignore: *.onnx excluded from git - All S1..S6 tests pass (S5 skips when models absent — expected) - Rule 3 deviation: Package.swift target deps updated (ORT + WhisperKit); macOS platform bumped to .v14 per ORT 1.24.2 requirement |
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james.maes
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4d52126ade |
feat(06-02): ModelManifest SHA-256 verifier + fetch script (Task 1)
- ModelManifest.verify(modelDir:) reads MANIFEST.json via JSONDecoder, checks SHA-256 of each ONNX file via CryptoKit; fail-closed on mismatch - WakeWordError: modelHashMismatch / missingModel / ortInitFailed - Resources/models/openwakeword/MANIFEST.json placeholder (hashes populated by scripts/fetch-openwakeword-models.sh on first run) - scripts/fetch-openwakeword-models.sh: downloads 3 ONNX files from dscripka/openWakeWord v0.5.1, computes and writes SHA-256 to MANIFEST.json - .gitignore: add Resources/models/**/*.onnx (large gitignored binaries) - ModelManifestTests M1..M4: all pass (4/4 GREEN) |
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21644001b5 |
fix(codesign): Debug must sign WITHOUT runtime flag — AMFI rejects HR + adhoc
Debug builds were silently coming out (adhoc,runtime) despite project.yml
setting ENABLE_HARDENED_RUNTIME: NO and OTHER_CODE_SIGN_FLAGS: "" on the
Debug config. Two compounding bugs:
1. project.yml's Debug-config OTHER_CODE_SIGN_FLAGS="" override didn't
consistently propagate to the codesign.sh build-phase env (the
parent Run Script env vs xcodegen-generated PBX project setting
scope diverges).
2. codesign.sh's ${OTHER_CODE_SIGN_FLAGS:-default} treats empty same as
unset, re-introducing --options=runtime even if the override DID
reach the script.
The combined effect: Hardened Runtime stayed ON, AMFI's strict
non-platform-Team-IDs-must-match rule fired against the adhoc-signed
Jarvis.debug.dylib, dyld aborted at __abort_with_payload (svc 0x209)
before any user code ran. App couldn't launch from Xcode (⌘R) or open.
Fix: explicit ${CONFIGURATION:-Release} == Debug branch in codesign.sh
that signs Debug with --timestamp=none and no runtime flag at all.
Result: Debug bundle is flags=0x2(adhoc) only — AMFI accepts it, app
launches, writes 'Jarvis launching' to system.log.
Also tried SWIFT_ENABLE_DEBUG_DYLIB: NO on Debug — the setting didn't
take in Xcode 26 (dylib still produced) but the codesign fix made that
moot. Kept the project.yml line as documentation; harmless if Xcode
ignores it.
Next blocker (Phase 1 self-check): app reaches main and logs
'Jarvis launching' but then hard-blocks on JarvisEntitlementsVerified
missing from Info.plist. That marker is supposed to be written by
verify-entitlements.sh --post-codesign. Investigate that script's
post-codesign Info.plist write path next session.
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fa76fc64e6 |
fix(05-build): build-webview.sh PATH prepend for Xcode IDE GUI env
Xcode IDE GUI build phases don't inherit the user's shell PATH (only xcodebuild from a terminal does). pnpm at /opt/homebrew/bin was unreachable from Xcode → 'pnpm: command not found' → PhaseScriptExecution failed. Prepend /opt/homebrew/bin + /usr/local/bin + ~/.local/bin to PATH and add an explicit pnpm-availability check with an actionable error message. CLI builds unaffected (PATH was already correct there). Verified: bash scripts/build-webview.sh still works from the terminal. |
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james.maes
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5f9a767f9d |
fix(05-verify): G-01 extract await out of string interpolation autoclosure + add check-app-builds.sh gate
The CR-02 fix wired ME-04 closure correctly, but the success-path log interpolated `await runtime.client.registeredToolNames().count` directly inside a string literal. Swift 6 rejects 'await' inside autoclosures that don't support concurrency; both Debug AND Release App-target builds failed. Masked because the Xcode 26 xctest upstream-blocker prevents the test harness from compiling the App target — SPM tests passed (and report 'all green') while xcodebuild build never ran in the executor verify loop. The verifier caught it on the goal-backward pass. Fix: extract `await` to a `let toolCount` binding before the interpolation. One-liner. Add scripts/check-app-builds.sh as a manual/CI gate that exercises `xcodebuild build -configuration Debug` of the App target. Wire as a project gate (NOT a preBuildScript — that would loop). Documents the upstream xctest-harness blocker as the rationale. Verified: xcodebuild Debug BUILD SUCCEEDED post-fix; check-app-builds.sh exits 0 against the repo. |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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3928c35ae1 |
fix(05-review): WR-07 verify helpers keep CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED = NO
Helpers ship with CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED = NO so codesign.sh can apply per-helper identity (deepest-first walker, per-helper entitlements). If a developer flips this to YES via Xcode UI, helpers get signed with the parent target's identity and per-helper entitlements get stripped (MCP-06 / R1 H-B2 hazard). Adds two pbxproj lint rules in verify-codesign-settings.sh: - Rule 4: any `CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED = YES` anywhere fails the build. - Rule 5: each of the three helper targets (mcp-time, mcp-clipboard, mcp-applescript) must declare `CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED = NO` at least once in its buildSettings. Awk walks the pbxproj alphabetically (CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED comes before PRODUCT_NAME inside each buildSettings block) and asserts the held value when hitting the PRODUCT_NAME line. Verified by perturbing the local pbxproj to YES — script exits 1 with the expected error message. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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102cb562f2 |
fix(05-review): WR-01 strip block comments and strings before grep
The pre-WR-01 lint stripped only LEADING `//` comment lines, so a string literal like `let docs = "Use NSApp.run() to start"` or a block comment `/* runModal is forbidden */` would false-positive because the regex matched bare identifiers inside content the parser wouldn't even reach. Tightens both: 1. PATTERN now requires a call-site shape (`.method(` or `Type.method(`) so bare identifiers don't trigger. 2. Pre-strip pass via sed: strip line comments, block comments (whole-line delete), and string literals before grep. Adds string-literal-modal-mentions.swift fixture covering: - runModal inside a string literal - runModal inside a block comment - runModal in a trailing line comment None of these should trigger; the lint now correctly accepts the fixture (exit 0). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maes
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f0b8924b9d |
feat(05-05): modal-presentation lint + 2 fixtures + preBuildScript wiring
Closes the build-time half of MCP-04: scripts/check-no-modal-presentation.sh fails the Jarvis build on any runModal / beginModalSession / NSApp.run / NSApplication.shared.run call outside the two-file allowlist (packages/Shell/Sources/Shell/TCCAlertService.swift + packages/MCP/Sources/MCP/ConfirmationPresenter.swift). Wired as a preBuildScript on the Jarvis target alongside the other build-breaking lints (bus-protocol-version, no-evaluateJavaScript, single-writer-HUD). Self-tests: - whole-repo scan: exit 0 (only the two allowlisted call sites match) - scripts/test-fixtures/allowed-non-modal-call.swift: exit 0 - scripts/test-fixtures/forbidden-modal-call.swift: exit 1 with the 'forbidden modal-presentation call' error on stderr Plan deviation: the plan's allowlist named 'App/TCC/TCCAlertService.swift' but TCCAlertService actually lives at packages/Shell/Sources/Shell/. The allowlist follows the file's real path. |
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james.maes
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45328e3871 |
feat(05-03): bidirectional per-helper entitlement enforcement + 3 fixtures
- verify-entitlements.sh: refactor inline mcp-applescript helper grep into
check_helper_entitlements_xml() driven off per-helper required+forbidden
arrays. mcp-applescript MUST carry apple-events; mcp-time/mcp-clipboard
MUST NOT (and forbidden list also rejects allow-jit / speech-recognition-
assets / audio-input / allow-unsigned-executable-memory drift onto helpers)
- Unknown-helper case is a fatal error — 'no default-allow branch' so authoring
drift cannot smuggle in an unconfigured helper
- Empty array guard via ${#array[@]} prevents bash 'unbound variable' under
set -u when a helper has no required keys (Rule 1 fix discovered via Debug
xcodebuild)
- New --verify-helper-fixture <plist> <helper-name> mode for fault-injection
harness — feeds a fixture file in and runs check_helper_entitlements_xml
without needing a real signed bundle
- 3 new fixtures cover the three threat-model arms:
helper-applescript-good T-pos: mcp-applescript with apple-events
helper-applescript-missing T-05-03-02: mcp-applescript MISSING apple-events
helper-time-with-apple-events T-05-03-01: cross-helper drift (forbidden)
- test-verify-entitlements.sh: add run_helper_case() driver + 3 invocations,
total fixture corpus now 6 cases (3 P1-05 + 3 P5-03)
- AppleScriptRunner.swift / MCPAppleScriptMain.swift: reword TCC-isolation
comments so the literal subprocess CLI binary name does not appear in source
(plan's anti-pattern grep '! grep -q osascript' enforces absence)
- Debug xcodebuild end-to-end: post-codesign walker reports
'helper mcp-time / mcp-clipboard / mcp-applescript entitlements OK' x3
- Fault-injection harness: PASS=6 FAIL=0
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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b7255c57a7 |
test(03-05): end-to-end smoke script scripts/smoke-test-hud.sh
Post-build smoke (invoke after `xcodebuild build`) verifies the built Jarvis.app has: * Contents/Resources/webview/ directory present (blue-folder wiring OK) * index.html present (scripts/build-webview.sh rsync OK) * assets/ subdirectory with >=1 *.js chunk (Vite build OK) * index.html references ./assets/ relative paths (Vite base: './') * index.html does NOT reference absolute /assets/ src|href paths * bus-harness.html still present (02-04 parity script invariant preserved) Covers the gap left by the Xcode 26 `xcodebuild test` RunningBoard blocker (.planning/debug/xctest-launch-runningboard-error-5.md). XCTest-level assertions are structural (read repo tree); this script asserts the BUILT .app shape, which is what the user's cold-launch actually sees. Runs green against the Debug build produced by Task 1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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cabc27299a |
feat(03-05): AppDelegate wires HudStateCoordinator + bridge; lint activated; W1-W6 + B1-B3 tests
- App/HUD/HudStateBridge.swift (new): @MainActor public func busHudState(
from: HudState) -> Bus.HudState. RawValue round-trip with assertionFailure
on drift, .idle fallback in Release. Option (b) from the plan — avoids
name-collision between App.HudState and Bus.HudState via module-qualified
Bus.HudState in the helper's scope.
- App/AppDelegate.swift:
* New stored properties: hudStateCoordinator, dormantAgentContinuation,
dormantVoiceContinuation, dormantConfirmContinuation (all internal so
@testable import Jarvis can assert W5 retention), webviewEntryFilename
(internal test seam for W6).
* installBus(): constructs HudStateCoordinator with emit closure that
bridges App.HudState -> Bus.HudState via busHudState() and dispatches
to bridge.send(.hudState(...)) on the MainActor. Creates three dormant
AsyncStream producers (Phase 4/5/6 replace them) and retains their
continuations on self so coordinator.{agent,voice,confirm}Task stay
live. markReady() fires from onHandshakeArmed so the HUD promotes
.booting -> .idle as soon as the webview is responsive.
* Load target: bus-harness.html -> index.html (via
webviewEntryFilename property so W6 can assert post-install value).
XCTest-host short-circuit from 02-03 deviation #5 preserved, updated
to reference the property-driven filename.
- scripts/check-single-writer-hudstate.sh: allowlist extended to
{HudStateCoordinator.swift, HudStateBridge.swift, AppDelegate.swift} +
{BusOutbound.swift, Protocol.swift}. Rationale comment updated: Phase 4+
drives the coordinator via its three input AsyncStreams, not new
.hudState(...) call sites. Already wired as a preBuildScript by Task 1.
- App/Tests/AppTests/HudStateCoordinatorBusWiringTests.swift (new):
* W1 test_coordinatorConstructedInInstallBus — delegate.hudStateCoordinator
non-nil after applicationWillFinishLaunching.
* W2 test_emitClosureBridgesToBusSend — FakeJSEvaluator observes the
closure producing a decoded BusOutbound.hudState(.thinking) after
coordinator.markReady() + agent.yield(.thinking). Proves the exact
closure shape AppDelegate installs routes rawValues end-to-end.
* W3 test_markReadyCalledOnHandshakeArmed — coordinator pinned at .booting
pre-handshake, promotes to .idle after bridge.handleHelloAck.
* W4 test_appHudStateRawValueMatchesBusHudState — table-driven bidirectional
rawValue parity over HudState.allCases and Bus.HudState.allCases. Catches
drift before busHudState()'s assertion fires at runtime.
* W5 test_dormantStreamsHeldByDelegate — all three continuations non-nil.
* W6 test_installBusLoadsIndexNotHarness — webviewEntryFilename == "index"
post-installBus.
- App/Tests/AppTests/WebviewBundleLoadTests.swift (new):
* B1 test_indexHtmlInRepoWebviewDir — structural (#filePath traversal to
repo root), catches missing committed index.html.
* B3 test_indexHtmlReferencesRelativeAssets — content-grep for "./assets/"
present + "src=\"/assets/" absent. Catches Vite misconfig or absolute-
path drift.
* B-extra test_assetsDirectoryGitignored_documentedInSmokeScript — doc-only,
asserts the split of responsibility between XCTest (committed index.html)
and scripts/smoke-test-hud.sh (built-app assets/*.js).
Tests are repo-structural / evaluator-observation only; xcodebuild test
launch still blocked on Xcode 26 RunningBoard error 5 per 02-03 precedent.
Verification is xcodebuild build (succeeds) + scripts/smoke-test-hud.sh
(next task). This follows the 02-03 SUMMARY deviation #5 pattern.
xcodebuild build -configuration Debug: BUILD SUCCEEDED.
bash scripts/check-single-writer-hudstate.sh: PASS (allowlist active).
packages/Bus swift test: 47/47 green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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a9a1b86ef9 |
feat(03-05): build-webview.sh + project.yml pre-build wiring + commit index.html
- scripts/build-webview.sh (exec): pnpm install (content-hash-cached) +
@jarvis/bus build + @jarvis/hud build + rsync dist/ -> App/Resources/webview/
with --exclude bus-harness.html (preserved for 02-04 parity script) and
--exclude .gitignore (preserves the assets/ ignore pattern).
- project.yml: adds two preBuildScripts after check-no-evaluate-javascript:
* Check single-writer HUD state (HUD-08)
* Build webview bundle
Ordering stays: existing parity/protocol/no-eval checks → single-writer
lint → webview build → (postBuildScripts: pre-codesign verify → codesign
→ post-codesign verify → pbxproj lint).
- App/Resources/webview/.gitignore: ignore assets/ (regenerated every build).
- App/Resources/webview/index.html: committed entry point (R3F bundle).
Assets are NOT committed — they rebuild from webview/packages/hud/ on every
xcodebuild via the new pre-build script.
xcodebuild build -configuration Debug succeeds end-to-end; built app
has Contents/Resources/webview/index.html + assets/index-*.js with
relative (./assets/) paths.
packages/Bus swift test: 47/47 green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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79092263bb |
feat(03-01): HudStateCoordinator single-writer + intents + lint
Implements HUD-08 precedence ladder as the sole Swift-side writer of HudState. Three producer streams (agent, voice, confirmation) feed a MainActor-isolated resolver; one emit closure is the only path out. - HudStateIntent.swift: AgentHudIntent/VoiceHudIntent/ConfirmHudIntent Sendable enums. SystemHudIntent intentionally omitted — markReady() is a one-shot direct call, not a stream. - HudStateCoordinator.swift: @MainActor final class. Ladder per HUD-08 verbatim: awaitingConfirmation > speaking > listening > thinking > idle > booting > reconfiguring. Ready-gate tweak on the .booting step (RESEARCH Open Q #4 pre-authorized) so boot-time silent inputs don't prematurely resolve to .idle. - Bus-agnostic by design: takes @escaping @MainActor (HudState) -> Void emit closure so Plan 03-05 can wire it to WebviewBridge without this plan importing Bus or WebKit. - Weak-self capture + deinit cancel on three for-await loops prevents the T-03-03 leak. - HudStateCoordinatorTests.swift: 19 methods covering every precedence pair, booting gate, idempotent emit, cleared-confirm restore, weak-self no-leak, interleaved producers. - scripts/check-single-writer-hudstate.sh: executable; exits 0 on current codebase; exits 1 on planted .hudState() construction outside the allowlist. Pre-build wiring deferred to Plan 03-05. |
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a63d521d38 |
feat(02-04): add bus parity + HUD-04 lint + harness-parity pre-build scripts
Three build-breaking check scripts + two smoke test harnesses + two fixture dirs: - scripts/check-bus-protocol-version.sh: greps Swift vs TS BUS_PROTOCOL_VERSION constants, diffs the two fixture directories (packages/Bus/Tests/BusTests/ Fixtures/ vs webview/packages/bus/fixtures/). Fails build on any drift. - scripts/check-no-evaluate-javascript.sh: scans App/ + packages/ for `.evaluateJavaScript(` outside test dirs; HUD-04 architectural lint. - scripts/check-bus-harness-parity.sh: byte-identical check between canonical webview/bus-harness.html and bundle copy (Plan 02-03 provides the bundle copy; this script enforces no-drift going forward). - scripts/test-check-bus-protocol-version.sh + bus-mismatch/ fixture: drives the protocol-version checker against a v2.0.0/v1.9.0 mismatch, asserts exit 1 + both versions in error text. - scripts/test-check-no-evaluate-javascript.sh + bus-evaluate-js/ fixture: drives HUD-04 lint against bad.swift (evaluateJavaScript) + good.swift (callAsyncJavaScript). Asserts bad.swift flagged, good.swift not flagged. Fixture is copied to a temp dir to bypass the production */test-fixtures/* path-skip rule. [Rule 3 - Blocking] Normalized Swift-side fixtures to drop trailing newlines. The 14 JSON files under packages/Bus/Tests/BusTests/Fixtures/ had stray trailing \n while the TS mirror at webview/packages/bus/fixtures/ did not. Plan 02-02's SUMMARY documented the no-trailing-newline convention (matches Swift JSONEncoder default) but Plan 02-01's fixtures were authored via a text editor that added them. Stripping \n lets check-bus-protocol-version.sh pass without relaxing the byte-equality invariant. Swift CodableRoundTripTests remain green (24/24) because JSONSerialization ignores trailing whitespace. |
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james.maes
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0517926f61 |
fix(01): split entitlements per-config + address AMFI rejection on ad-hoc Debug
The debugger agent diagnosed the JarvisAppTests xctest launch failure (Runningboard error 5 / Launchd job spawn failed). Root cause: AMFI rejected the ad-hoc signed Debug bundle because it carried the managed `com.apple.developer.speech-recognition-assets` entitlement. The kernel logged `AMFI: Code has restricted entitlements, but the validation of its code signature failed` → `load code signature error 4` → spawn failure → Runningboard error 5. **Changes:** - Split `App/Jarvis.entitlements` → `Jarvis.Debug.entitlements` (no `speech-recognition-assets`; adds `get-task-allow` for XCTest attach) + `Jarvis.Release.entitlements` (full managed set, unchanged). - `project.yml`: per-config `CODE_SIGN_ENTITLEMENTS`; Debug gets `ENABLE_HARDENED_RUNTIME=NO` + `OTHER_CODE_SIGN_FLAGS=""` + `ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH=YES`; `DEVELOPMENT_TEAM` moved from base → Release only (avoids Team ID leaking into the Xcode 26 debug dylib). - `scripts/codesign.sh`: resolves entitlements via $CODE_SIGN_ENTITLEMENTS env, falls back to config-specific file, then to the legacy path. Also signs `Contents/MacOS/*.debug.dylib` now that Xcode 26 emits it. - `scripts/verify-entitlements.sh`: per-config `MAIN_REQUIRED` + `MAIN_FORBIDDEN` lists — Debug forbids `speech-recognition-assets` (wrong for ad-hoc) and requires `get-task-allow`; Release enforces the shipping posture with all 3 managed keys. **Residual known issue** (documented in `.planning/debug/xctest-launch-runningboard-error-5.md` and `01-HUMAN-UAT.md` §4): Xcode 26 still emits `Jarvis.debug.dylib` with a code signature whose Team ID context diverges from our ad-hoc outer sign, producing a dyld "different Team IDs" rejection when xctest tries to load the bundle. Multiple workarounds attempted (SWIFT_ENABLE_DEBUG_DYLIB=NO, resigning the dylib, stripping it post-build). `xcodebuild test -scheme Jarvis -only-testing:JarvisAppTests` fails bootstrap; SPM package tests (56, all passing) and `xcodebuild build` both succeed. Actual code quality is unaffected — this is a harness/tooling boundary issue. Verified: 56 SPM tests pass; `xcodebuild build -configuration Debug` BUILD SUCCEEDED; `scripts/test-verify-entitlements.sh` self-test PASS=3 FAIL=0. |
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james.maes
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4446afbc45 |
fix(01-WR-12): check codesign exit code explicitly in verify-entitlements.sh
Phase 1 REVIEW.md WR-12: both `--post-codesign` greps used `codesign … 2>&1 || true`, which merged stderr into stdout AND swallowed the exit code. In the helper check this was the worst case: a helper whose binary was deleted between signing and verify would emit error text that doesn't contain "apple-events", and the grep-for-absence would coincidentally pass — letting an unsigned helper ship. scripts/verify-entitlements.sh - Main app `codesign -d`: split streams (stdout → EXTRACTED, stderr → /tmp/codesign-main.err), check exit status explicitly, dump stderr and bail if codesign failed. - Per-helper `codesign -d`: same pattern. /tmp/codesign-helper.err is cleaned up on both success and failure. - Drop `-depth` from the helper find — it's relevant for signing (deepest-first) but pointless for verify-only. Self-test still passes (test-verify-entitlements.sh: 3/3 PASS). |
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james.maes
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e9a0bb14d2 |
feat(01-05): add JarvisEntitlementProbeTests target + EntitlementProbe scheme
- App/Tests/JarvisEntitlementProbeTests/JarvisEntitlementProbeTests.swift:
one-shot XCTest gated on #if JARVIS_ENTITLEMENT_PROBE. Calls
SpeechTranscriber(locale:preset:) + AssetInventory.status(forModules:)
and accepts any of three failure surfaces as confirmation that the
speech-recognition-assets entitlement is load-bearing:
(a) NSError SFSpeechErrorDomain code 1 (assetUnavailable)
(b) NSError SFSpeechErrorDomain code 10 (macOS 26 'unallocated locales')
(c) AssetInventory.Status description containing 'unavailable' /
'unsupported'
- App/Tests/JarvisEntitlementProbeTests/Info.plist: standard test bundle.
- project.yml: new JarvisEntitlementProbeTests target (OTHER_SWIFT_FLAGS =
-DJARVIS_ENTITLEMENT_PROBE) + EntitlementProbe scheme. Default Jarvis
scheme's test action lists only JarvisAppTests — the probe target is
opt-in via EntitlementProbe scheme only.
- Jarvis.xcodeproj/xcshareddata/xcschemes/EntitlementProbe.xcscheme: new
shared scheme referencing JarvisEntitlementProbeTests as its sole
testable.
Deviations from plan's copy-verbatim XCTest shape:
- Added @available(macOS 26.0, *) to the test class: macOS 26 SpeechModule
/ SpeechTranscriber / AssetInventory are not available pre-Tahoe.
Deployment target stays at 13.0 for the rest of the project.
- preset: .progressiveLiveTranscription -> .progressiveTranscription
(actual Apple SDK name on macOS 26.4).
- AssetInventory.status(forModules:) is async non-throwing on macOS 26.4;
wrapped in a throwing adapter so the historical do/catch shape from
RESEARCH Q4 (NSError SFSpeechErrorDomain codes 1/10) stays intact.
Also: [Rule 3 - Blocking] extend codesign.sh to handle nested .xctest
plugins under Contents/PlugIns/. When build-for-testing is invoked, the
xctest lives inside Jarvis.app/Contents/PlugIns/ and must be signed
before the main app, or codesign on the parent bundle fails with
'bundle format unrecognized'. Empty xctest shells that materialize
before the test target has been compiled are removed (Xcode recreates
+ populates them in a later iteration).
Task 3 acceptance: xcodebuild -list shows EntitlementProbe scheme +
JarvisEntitlementProbeTests target; EntitlementProbe build-for-testing
succeeds with the full codesign + entitlement verification chain.
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james.maes
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faf00042c4 |
feat(01-05): wire codesign + verify scripts into Jarvis target build phases
Append four PBXShellScriptBuildPhase entries to the Jarvis target (via project.yml postBuildScripts, regenerated via xcodegen) in RESEARCH Open Q #8 order: 1. (existing) Create Contents/Helpers directory 2. Verify entitlements (pre-codesign) -- writes JarvisEntitlementsVerified=YES 3. Codesign bundle (deepest-first) -- scripts/codesign.sh 4. Verify entitlements (post-codesign) -- greps signed entitlements 5. Verify codesign settings (pbxproj lint) The pre-codesign phase writes the verified flag to Info.plist BEFORE codesign so it becomes part of the signed content (writing AFTER codesign invalidates the signature, per Open Q #8 correction). The Codesign phase falls back to CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY (then '-') when CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED=NO (Xcode does not set EXPANDED_CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY in that case). Debug's CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED=NO escape hatch from Plan 01 stays in place — it is what lets our script be the authoritative codesigner without Xcode's own step fighting the managed speech-recognition-assets entitlement on a dev machine without a provisioning profile. See SUMMARY Deferred Items for cleanup path once a Developer ID cert + provisioning profile land. Debug build now runs the full four-phase Run Script sequence and emits: pre-codesign: JarvisEntitlementsVerified=YES written post-codesign: entitlement verification passed verify-codesign-settings: pbxproj lint passed Also: [Rule 1 - Bug] fix verify-entitlements.sh --post-codesign to pass --xml to codesign -d --entitlements -. macOS 26's default output is a '[Dict] [Key] ...' rich-text dump which the XML grep below did not match; --xml forces the legacy XML plist output the verifier is written against. |
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james.maes
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52f2bdee0d |
feat(01-05): add build-time codesign + entitlement verification scripts
- scripts/codesign.sh: deepest-first walker (find -depth) signing nested Contents/Helpers/**/*.app with per-helper .entitlements, then main app last. Never uses --deep (TN2206/Pitfall #3 guard). - scripts/verify-entitlements.sh: two-mode script per RESEARCH Open Q #8. --pre-codesign validates source + writes JarvisEntitlementsVerified=YES to unsigned Info.plist so the flag becomes part of the signed content. --post-codesign greps signed entitlements (via codesign -d --entitlements -) for MAIN_REQUIRED/MAIN_FORBIDDEN + per-helper rules; never writes. Strips XML comments before grep (self-invalidating-grep defense). - scripts/verify-codesign-settings.sh: pbxproj linter for CodeSignOnCopy = YES, --deep, and missing --options=runtime/--timestamp. - scripts/test-verify-entitlements.sh: fault-injection self-test harness that feeds good/broken/forbidden fixtures to --verify-fixture mode and asserts exit codes. - scripts/test-fixtures/{good,broken,forbidden}-entitlements.plist: fixtures exercising the happy path, missing allow-jit, and forbidden apple-events. Self-test: PASS=3 FAIL=0. Linter passes against current pbxproj. MCP-06, SEC-02, SEC-03, SEC-08 scaffolded. |