@akasecurity/ai-tc-claude-code 0.9.10 → 0.9.11

package/scripts/scan-worker.js

@@ -20703,13 +20703,11 @@ var FindingGroup = external_exports.object({
   latestDetectedAt: external_exports.iso.datetime(),
   instances: external_exports.array(FindingInstance),
   // Derived from instances' statuses with open-dominates precedence (see
-  // buildFindingGroups). Undefined only when no instance carries a status.
+  // foldGroupStatus). Undefined only when no instance carries a status.
   status: FindingStatus.optional(),
-  // The distinct people across the WHOLE group, not just the `instances`
-  // preview — from the store's whole-group aggregate when it supplies one,
-  // else folded from the rows (see buildFindingGroups). Undefined when no
-  // instance carries a user, or when the store supplied whole-group folds
-  // without one.
+  // The distinct people across the WHOLE group, not just the instances
+  // carried here. Undefined when no instance carries a user, or when the
+  // store supplied whole-group folds without one.
   users: external_exports.array(FindingUser).optional()
 }).meta({ id: "FindingGroup" });
 var FindingStats = external_exports.object({
@@ -20738,20 +20736,30 @@ var FindingFacets = external_exports.object({
   // counted under no value.
   status: external_exports.array(FindingFacetItem),
   // Host tool (attributes.tool_name). Present only on the instance-level
-  // reads, which can filter by it; the grouped read omits the dimension
+  // reads, which can filter by it; the type-level read omits the dimension
   // because a group spans tools.
   tool: external_exports.array(FindingFacetItem).optional()
 }).meta({ id: "FindingFacets" });
-var ListGroupedFindingsQuery = external_exports.object({
+var FindingTypeSummary = FindingGroup.omit({ instances: true, match: true }).meta({
+  id: "FindingTypeSummary"
+});
+var MAX_FINDING_TYPES_LIMIT = 100;
+var ListFindingTypesQuery = external_exports.object({
   // NOTE: severity filters by Severity (critical/high/medium/low), not by
-  // FindingAction.
+  // FindingAction. It narrows TYPES: a type's severity is the one its newest
+  // firing version carries, and this list pages types.
+  //
+  // That is NOT a claim the findings of a type share it. A rule can hold several
+  // definition versions at different severities, so a type kept by this filter
+  // can hold findings that individually do not match — see totals.findings on
+  // ListFindingTypesResponse, which counts them all.
   severity: external_exports.array(Severity).optional(),
   subtype: external_exports.array(external_exports.string()).optional(),
   provider: external_exports.array(FindingProvider).optional(),
   action: external_exports.array(FindingAction).optional(),
-  // Matches a group's DERIVED status (see FindingGroup.status), not its
-  // individual instances' — so a filtered group's Status column always reads
-  // one of the requested values.
+  // Matches a type's DERIVED status (see FindingGroup.status), not its
+  // individual findings' — so a filtered row's status always reads one of the
+  // requested values.
   status: external_exports.array(FindingStatus).optional(),
   q: external_exports.string().optional(),
   // Scope to findings whose event carries this session id (the Activity page's
@@ -20761,23 +20769,37 @@ var ListGroupedFindingsQuery = external_exports.object({
   // from a time-scoped page (Activity's range) can carry that scope. Absent
   // means all time — this list has no default window.
   from: external_exports.iso.datetime().optional(),
-  // A group or instance id that must appear in the page even when the cursor
-  // has already advanced past its sort position. This is what keeps the
-  // Findings page's one-shot ?finding= deep link resolving once the list
-  // paginates: the target group is appended out of sort order rather than
-  // scanning forward for it. Never affects totals, facets or the cursor.
+  // A RULE id that must appear in the page even when the cursor has already
+  // advanced past its sort position. This is what keeps the selected type
+  // visible in the list once it paginates: the target is appended out of sort
+  // order rather than scanned forward for. Never affects totals, facets or the
+  // cursor. Unlike the grouped read this replaces, it names a rule only — an
+  // instance id is resolved by `findingInstance`, which is a primary-key seek
+  // and so is not bounded by what any page happens to hold.
   includeId: external_exports.string().optional(),
-  groupBy: external_exports.literal("type").optional(),
-  limit: external_exports.coerce.number().int().min(1).max(100).optional(),
+  limit: external_exports.coerce.number().int().min(1).max(MAX_FINDING_TYPES_LIMIT).optional(),
   cursor: external_exports.string().optional()
 });
-var ListGroupedFindingsResponse = external_exports.object({
+var ListFindingTypesResponse = external_exports.object({
   totals: external_exports.object({
+    // Findings belonging to the matching TYPES — not findings that each match
+    // the filters. The filters here select types, so a type that survives
+    // contributes its whole instanceCount.
+    //
+    // `status` is the one exception, narrowed per finding via
+    // countInstancesByStatus. `severity`, `provider` and `action` are not, so
+    // this can exceed what the instance read reports for the same filters: a
+    // rule whose severity moved between versions is kept on its newest and
+    // still counts its older findings. Narrowing the other three needs
+    // per-dimension counts the aggregate does not carry today.
     findings: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative(),
-    groups: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative()
+    // Counts TYPES, which is the unit this read pages. The instance read's
+    // own totals count findings; the two deliberately answer different
+    // questions and are never summed.
+    types: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative()
   }),
   facets: FindingFacets,
-  items: external_exports.array(FindingGroup),
+  items: external_exports.array(FindingTypeSummary),
   nextCursor: external_exports.string().nullable(),
   // Present only on session-scoped queries (`sessionId` set): per ruleId, how
   // many times that rule fired in the session's persisted transcript. Findings
@@ -20785,7 +20807,7 @@ var ListGroupedFindingsResponse = external_exports.object({
   // every firing, so the two numbers legitimately differ — this map lets a
   // session-scoped view show both.
   sessionFirings: external_exports.record(external_exports.string(), external_exports.number().int().nonnegative()).optional()
-}).meta({ id: "ListGroupedFindingsResponse" });
+}).meta({ id: "ListFindingTypesResponse" });
 var ApplyFindingActionRequest = external_exports.object({
   // 'quarantined' is system-assigned (see FindingAction) — clients may not set
   // it, so it is excluded from the request contract. The mapping helper
@@ -20814,12 +20836,13 @@ var FindingInstanceDetail = FindingInstance.extend({
 var MAX_FLAT_FINDINGS_LIMIT = 200;
 var ListFindingInstancesQuery = external_exports.object({
   severity: external_exports.array(Severity).optional(),
-  // Rule ids, the same vocabulary the grouped list's `subtype` carries.
+  // Rule ids, the same vocabulary the types list's `subtype` carries. Pinning
+  // ONE of them is how the master/detail view scopes its right-hand panel.
   subtype: external_exports.array(external_exports.string()).optional(),
   provider: external_exports.array(FindingProvider).optional(),
   action: external_exports.array(FindingAction).optional(),
   // Matches each instance's OWN derived status (deriveFindingStatus), unlike
-  // the grouped query's group-level fold.
+  // the types query's type-level fold.
   status: external_exports.array(FindingStatus).optional(),
   // Exact host-tool names (attributes.tool_name, e.g. 'Bash'). A real filter,
   // where the free-text `q` can only match the rendered "via Bash" label.
@@ -20836,37 +20859,46 @@ var ListFindingInstancesQuery = external_exports.object({
 });
 var ListFindingInstancesResponse = external_exports.object({
   // Instances matching the filters across the whole scope, not just this
-  // page — cursor-independent, like the grouped list's totals.
+  // page — cursor-independent, like the types list's totals.
   totals: external_exports.object({ findings: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative() }),
-  // Counts in INSTANCES here, where the grouped response counts groups. Each
+  // Counts in INSTANCES here, where the types response counts types. Each
   // dimension still excludes its own filter.
   facets: FindingFacets,
   items: external_exports.array(FindingInstanceDetail),
   nextCursor: external_exports.string().nullable()
 }).meta({ id: "ListFindingInstancesResponse" });
-var FindingLocationFile = external_exports.object({
-  // Empty when the instances carried no file path (a prompt or a tool call
-  // with no file attribution).
-  file: external_exports.string(),
-  instanceCount: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative(),
-  maxSeverity: Severity,
-  latestDetectedAt: external_exports.iso.datetime(),
-  // Folded from the instances' derived statuses with the same
-  // open-dominates precedence a group uses.
-  status: FindingStatus.optional(),
-  // Distinct rules seen at this location, capped — the row shows them as
-  // chips, and the count is what conveys scale.
-  ruleIds: external_exports.array(external_exports.string())
-}).meta({ id: "FindingLocationFile" });
-var FindingLocationRepo = external_exports.object({
+var FindingLocationSummary = external_exports.object({
+  // Opaque, stable, minted from the pair by encodeLocationId. It exists
+  // because a location's identity is two values and a URL param carries one:
+  // `?loc=` names a location the way `?rule=` names a type. Only ever compared
+  // for EQUALITY — the page's selection check, this read's `includeId`, the
+  // client's page dedupe — never decoded, and never a sort key.
+  id: external_exports.string(),
   /** Empty when the instances carried no repo attribute. */
   repo: external_exports.string(),
+  // Empty when the instances carried no file path (a prompt, or a tool call
+  // with no file attribution). Both halves empty is a real location — usually
+  // the largest one in a store — and is selectable like any other.
+  file: external_exports.string(),
   instanceCount: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative(),
+  // The WORST severity present, not the first row's. It is this list's primary
+  // sort key, so it is also what explains why a row is where it is, and it is
+  // how a reader decides what to open without opening everything.
   maxSeverity: Severity,
   latestDetectedAt: external_exports.iso.datetime(),
+  // Folded from the instances' derived statuses with the same open-dominates
+  // precedence a group uses, so it answers "is anything left to do here" and
+  // not much more: a location holding 1 open among 40 resolved reads like one
+  // holding 40 open. That loss is accepted — the panel beside this list
+  // carries each finding's own status, and instanceCount sits next to the
+  // badge.
   status: FindingStatus.optional(),
-  files: external_exports.array(FindingLocationFile)
-}).meta({ id: "FindingLocationRepo" });
+  // Every distinct rule seen at this location, UNCAPPED — so the length is a
+  // tally rather than a sample and a row can say how many there are. Bounded
+  // by the ruleset, not by the store. The view bounds what it DISPLAYS.
+  ruleIds: external_exports.array(external_exports.string())
+}).meta({ id: "FindingLocationSummary" });
+var MAX_FINDING_LOCATIONS_LIMIT = 100;
 var ListFindingLocationsQuery = external_exports.object({
   severity: external_exports.array(Severity).optional(),
   subtype: external_exports.array(external_exports.string()).optional(),
@@ -20879,18 +20911,42 @@ var ListFindingLocationsQuery = external_exports.object({
   q: external_exports.string().optional(),
   sessionId: external_exports.string().optional(),
   from: external_exports.iso.datetime().optional(),
-  limit: external_exports.coerce.number().int().min(1).max(500).optional()
+  // A LOCATION id (see FindingLocationSummary.id) that must appear in the page
+  // even when the cursor has already advanced past its sort position — the
+  // counterpart of ListFindingTypesQuery.includeId, and needed far more often
+  // here. Selecting a row pushes the URL, which re-renders the server and resets
+  // the client's page cache to page 0; with distinct (repo, file) pairs running
+  // into the thousands, a selection sitting off page 0 is the ordinary case
+  // rather than a deep-link corner. Never affects totals, facets or the cursor.
+  includeId: external_exports.string().optional(),
+  limit: external_exports.coerce.number().int().min(1).max(MAX_FINDING_LOCATIONS_LIMIT).optional(),
+  cursor: external_exports.string().optional()
 });
 var ListFindingLocationsResponse = external_exports.object({
   totals: external_exports.object({
+    // Findings matching the filters across the whole scope. Unlike the types
+    // read's same-named field this needs no caveat: the filters here narrow
+    // per finding, so this is the sum of every row's instanceCount.
     findings: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative(),
-    repos: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative(),
-    files: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative()
+    // Counts LOCATIONS, the unit this read pages — the number the paginator
+    // states. The facets beside it count FINDINGS (see below); a surface
+    // showing both says which is which.
+    locations: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative()
   }),
-  /** Sorted by max severity, then most recent. */
-  items: external_exports.array(FindingLocationRepo),
-  /** Whether `limit` truncated the repo list. */
-  hasMore: external_exports.boolean()
+  // Counts in FINDINGS, where the types response counts types, each dimension
+  // still excluding its own filter. Deliberately not locations: counting those
+  // needs a set of location keys per dimension per value — memory tracking the
+  // store times the vocabulary, in a read whose scan promises flat memory —
+  // and the cheap per-location version is not an approximation but WRONG. A
+  // location holding {claudecode, block} and {codex, warn} would survive
+  // provider=claudecode AND action=warn, under which no single finding
+  // matches, so the facet would contradict the instanceCount this whole view
+  // rests on. Findings also keep the toolbar in the same unit as the page
+  // tally and the panel it sits above.
+  facets: FindingFacets,
+  /** Sorted by max severity, then most recent, then (repo, file). */
+  items: external_exports.array(FindingLocationSummary),
+  nextCursor: external_exports.string().nullable()
 }).meta({ id: "ListFindingLocationsResponse" });
 
 // ../../packages/schema/src/zod/meta.ts
@@ -22055,6 +22111,14 @@ var ControlPlaneErrorBody = external_exports.object({
     message: external_exports.string().optional()
   }).optional()
 });
+var RemoteFailureKind = external_exports.enum([
+  "unauthorized",
+  "forbidden",
+  "route-absent",
+  "invalid-request",
+  "rejected",
+  "unreachable"
+]);
 var AttachDeviceRequest = external_exports.object({
   // This machine's own continuity id, so re-attaching ROTATES the credential
   // on one machine record instead of producing a second one. Client-minted
@@ -23065,11 +23129,11 @@ var WorkspaceSettings = external_exports.object({
   // covers the current payload and must be re-granted.
   modelJudgeConsent: ModelJudgeConsent.optional(),
   // Records that the user consented to the DEFERRED send — the outbox — along
-  // with the payload shape and the endpoint they agreed to. Since payload v2
-  // that covers both the pre-attach backlog and undelivered captures (which
-  // carry prompt/reply text in `content`); the key name predates the widening.
-  // Absent until granted, and a grant for a different endpoint or an older
-  // payload no longer counts.
+  // with the payload shape and the endpoint they agreed to. Since payload v3
+  // that covers the pre-attach backlog AND undelivered captures alike, and both
+  // carry prompt/reply/tool-output text in `content`; the key name predates
+  // both widenings. Absent until granted, and a grant for a different endpoint
+  // or an older payload no longer counts.
   historySyncConsent: HistorySyncConsent.optional()
 });
 
@@ -23085,6 +23149,9 @@ var ManagedSettingKey = external_exports.enum([
   "dataSharesInPlace",
   "redactFallback"
 ]).meta({ id: "ManagedSettingKey" });
+function isManagedSettingKey(value) {
+  return ManagedSettingKey.safeParse(value).success;
+}
 var ManagedSettingsValues = external_exports.object({
   runMode: external_exports.enum(["standalone", "attached"]).optional(),
   controlPlane: external_exports.object({
@@ -23109,7 +23176,27 @@ var ManagedSettings = external_exports.object({
   // Which of those the user may not change. A key here with no matching value
   // freezes whatever the user last chose; a value with no lock is a DEFAULT
   // the user may still override. The two are separable on purpose.
-  lockedFields: external_exports.array(ManagedSettingKey).default([])
+  //
+  // Parsed as NAMES rather than as the enum, and split below: a name this
+  // build does not know is dropped from the locked set and reported, never a
+  // reason to refuse the file. The same shape reaches an older build whenever
+  // an administrator locks a key a newer build added, and refusing it there
+  // ran that build entirely unmanaged — every pin and lock gone — on exactly
+  // the fleets most likely to carry a version skew. A name outside the enum
+  // is still never HONOURED: the lockable set stays explicit above.
+  lockedFields: external_exports.array(external_exports.string()).default([])
+}).transform(({ lockedFields, ...rest }) => {
+  const known = [];
+  const unknown2 = [];
+  for (const name of lockedFields) {
+    if (isManagedSettingKey(name)) known.push(name);
+    else unknown2.push(name);
+  }
+  return {
+    ...rest,
+    lockedFields: known,
+    ...unknown2.length > 0 ? { unknownLockedFields: unknown2 } : {}
+  };
 }).meta({ id: "ManagedSettings" });
 
 // ../../packages/schema/src/zod/project-files.ts
@@ -23227,7 +23314,11 @@ var FindingsTimeseriesPoint = external_exports.object({
   timestamp: external_exports.iso.date(),
   critical: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative(),
   high: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative(),
-  medium: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative()
+  medium: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative(),
+  // Optional and additive, so a producer written against the earlier
+  // three-series contract keeps validating. A consumer plotting it resolves the
+  // absent case itself — the chart point requires a number.
+  low: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative().optional()
 }).meta({ id: "FindingsTimeseriesPoint" });
 var FindingsTimeseriesResponse = external_exports.object({
   range: TimeRange,
@@ -23253,6 +23344,10 @@ var ResolvedFeedItem = external_exports.object({
   findingKey: external_exports.string(),
   ruleId: external_exports.string(),
   severity: Severity,
+  // Repository slug, and the file path RELATIVE to it. The pair is what
+  // identifies the file: a bare path matches the same name in every repo.
+  // Optional and additive; empty when the event carried no repo.
+  repo: external_exports.string().optional(),
   path: external_exports.string(),
   // ISO-8601 datetime (matches FindingInstance.detectedAt / the rest of the
   // findings domain). The reader `.toISOString()`s the DB epoch-ms values.