@akasecurity/ai-tc-claude-code 0.9.12 → 0.9.13

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@@ -20533,7 +20533,17 @@ var UNPRICEABLE_PROVIDERS = Object.freeze([
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  "gateway",
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  "unknown",
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  "cli",
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- "api"
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+ "api",
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+ // The browser extension's native host records these as `llm_call.provider`
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+ // for a web-chat turn — the web tool id, deliberately never the vendor id
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+ // (`openai`/`anthropic`) the session root carries. Subscription traffic
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+ // burns rate-limit budget, not dollar credits, and listing them here is
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+ // what keeps that true structurally: a later maintainer who wants to price
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+ // web-chat traffic at API rates has to delete this entry first, and meet
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+ // the reason on the way, rather than quietly adding one to
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+ // PROVIDER_PLATFORM.
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+ "chatgpt",
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+ "claude-ai"
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  ]);
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  // ../../packages/schema/src/token/format.ts
@@ -20553,7 +20563,12 @@ var HARNESS = {
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  ClaudeDesktop: "claudedesktop",
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  ChatGpt: "chatgpt",
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  ClaudeAi: "claudeai",
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- Api: "api"
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+ Api: "api",
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+ // Not a coding assistant a person drives — an in-process SDK embedded in an
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+ // application, so it has no IDE/CLI/desktop/web surface of its own. Carries
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+ // the same id as its SOURCE_TOOL counterpart, unlike every capture-side tool
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+ // whose wire spelling differs from its display spelling.
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+ AiTcSdk: "ai-tc-sdk"
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  };
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  var Harness = external_exports.enum(HARNESS).meta({ id: "Harness" });
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  var SOURCE_TOOL = {
@@ -20569,9 +20584,15 @@ var SOURCE_TOOL = {
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  // whose tool could not be identified both render through the read side's
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  // miss path rather than as a harness of their own.
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  Cli: "cli",
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- Unknown: "unknown"
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+ Unknown: "unknown",
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+ // The wire id an in-process, request-path SDK stamps on its own structural
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+ // rows (`request_decision`) — never a capture of prompt/response/tool text,
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+ // since the SDK sits in front of a model call rather than inside a coding
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+ // assistant's own hook contract.
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+ AiTcSdk: "ai-tc-sdk"
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  };
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  var SourceTool = external_exports.enum(SOURCE_TOOL).meta({ id: "SourceTool" });
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+ var WebSourceTool = SourceTool.extract(["ChatGpt", "ClaudeAi"]);
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  var TOOL_TO_HARNESS = {
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  [SOURCE_TOOL.ClaudeCode]: HARNESS.ClaudeCode,
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  [SOURCE_TOOL.ClaudeDesktop]: HARNESS.ClaudeDesktop,
@@ -20580,7 +20601,12 @@ var TOOL_TO_HARNESS = {
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  [SOURCE_TOOL.ChatGpt]: HARNESS.ChatGpt,
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  [SOURCE_TOOL.Codex]: HARNESS.Codex,
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  [SOURCE_TOOL.Antigravity]: HARNESS.Antigravity,
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- [SOURCE_TOOL.ClaudeAi]: HARNESS.ClaudeAi
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+ [SOURCE_TOOL.ClaudeAi]: HARNESS.ClaudeAi,
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+ // Wire and display id are the same string here, but the row still belongs:
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+ // both vocabularies carry the `AiTcSdk` member, and the join is exactly
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+ // their intersection — leaving a shared member out would read as an
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+ // uninstrumented tool on both surfaces, which this one is not.
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+ [SOURCE_TOOL.AiTcSdk]: HARNESS.AiTcSdk
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  };
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  // ../../packages/schema/src/zod/finding.ts
@@ -20614,7 +20640,8 @@ var FindingProvider = Harness.extract([
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  "ClaudeAi",
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  "Codex",
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  "Antigravity",
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- "Api"
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+ "Api",
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+ "AiTcSdk"
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  ]).meta({ id: "FindingProvider" });
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  var FindingCategory = external_exports.enum([
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  "secret",
@@ -20988,18 +21015,41 @@ var AuditEventType = external_exports.enum([
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  // 'tool_call' is the reconciler's structural row for every call, while
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  // 'tool_use' exists only where a hook enforced against the arguments.
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  "tool_use",
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- // One row per model REFUSAL: a switch onto a prohibited model that was
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- // denied, or a turn refused because the session was already running on one.
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- // A structural row like the ones above rather than a capture — it carries
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- // the model that was refused and nothing the user typed, because what is
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- // worth recording about a governance decision is the decision, and prompt
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- // text is the thing this product exists to keep from travelling.
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+ // One row per model REFUSAL, across all four seams a prohibited model can be
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+ // stopped at: a switch onto it, a turn already running on it, a subagent
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+ // spawn asking for it, or a request-path refusal an embedded request-path
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+ // SDK makes in-process before the call leaves the application. Which seam
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+ // rides `attributes.refusal_seam`, never this member name. A structural row
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+ // like the ones above rather than a capture — it carries the model that was
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+ // refused and nothing the user typed, because what is worth recording about
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+ // a governance decision is the decision, and prompt text is the thing this
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+ // product exists to keep from travelling.
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  "model_refusal",
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+ // One row per request-path DECISION: a policy check an embedded request-path
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+ // SDK performs in-process before a model call leaves the application, or
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+ // against that call's non-streamed response. A structural row like
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+ // 'model_refusal' rather than a capture — content-free in the same way:
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+ // which side, which seam, what action and which field are decided rides
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+ // `attributes`, never this member name, and the matched text itself never
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+ // travels.
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+ //
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+ // A prohibited-model refusal on the request path is deliberately NOT this
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+ // member: it stays 'model_refusal' with `refusal_seam: 'request'`, so it
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+ // shares one bucket with the plugin's switch/turn/spawn refusals rather
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+ // than splitting one governance concept across two event types. This
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+ // member carries every OTHER request-path decision.
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+ "request_decision",
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  // One row per config-inventory scan, hung off the session root. It is the
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  // fact the posture inspection findings reference (findings require an
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  // audit_event_id), and its started_at is the "scanned Nm ago" the read
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  // surface renders.
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- "config_scan"
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+ "config_scan",
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+ // One row per reported browser-extension capture status, hung off the web
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+ // session root. The durable home of what one tab's network interception
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+ // is doing — a write-through of the native host's in-memory tracker, so a
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+ // second process (aka extension status) and a restarted host both have
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+ // somewhere to read it back from.
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+ "capture_status"
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  ]).meta({ id: "AuditEventType" });
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  var AttributeBag = external_exports.record(external_exports.string(), external_exports.unknown());
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  var HostAttributes = external_exports.object({
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  // repeated rather than referenced because a store reader opens this file.
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  redact_degraded_to: ActionTaken.optional()
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  }).catchall(external_exports.unknown());
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+ var CaptureStatusAttributes = external_exports.object({
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+ source_tool: external_exports.string().optional(),
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+ patched: external_exports.boolean().optional(),
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+ live: external_exports.boolean().optional(),
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+ blind: external_exports.boolean().optional(),
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+ sends_seen_dom: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative().optional(),
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+ exchanges_seen_net: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative().optional(),
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+ parse_failures: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative().optional(),
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+ unparsed_bodies: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative().optional(),
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+ shape_misses: external_exports.array(external_exports.string()).optional(),
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+ conversation_endpoints: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative().optional(),
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+ closed: external_exports.boolean().optional(),
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+ enforcement: external_exports.string().optional()
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+ }).catchall(external_exports.unknown());
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  var ToolCallInspection = external_exports.object({
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  ruleId: external_exports.string().min(1),
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  ruleName: external_exports.string(),
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  "rejected",
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  "unreachable"
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  ]);
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+ var ControlPlaneFailure = RemoteFailureKind.extract([
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+ "unauthorized",
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+ "forbidden",
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+ "unreachable"
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+ ]);
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  var AttachDeviceRequest = external_exports.object({
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  // This machine's own continuity id, so re-attaching ROTATES the credential
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  // on one machine record instead of producing a second one. Client-minted
@@ -22590,7 +22659,12 @@ var EventMetadata = external_exports.object({
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  // in — set by the browser extension's network capture so a stored `response`
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  // row can be joined to the `llm_call` leaf describing the same turn. Absent
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  // on every other capture path, which has no such id.
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- messageId: external_exports.string().optional(),
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+ //
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+ // Non-empty for the reason WebExchange.messageId is: it is the join key, and
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+ // a blank one matches no `llm_call` leaf. That refusal reaches only the
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+ // places an event is PARSED; the local write path types the event and parses
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+ // nothing, which is why `toCaptureAttributes` omits a blank one separately.
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+ messageId: external_exports.string().min(1).optional(),
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  conversationId: external_exports.string().optional(),
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  // How long THIS capture's inspection blocked its caller, in whole
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  // milliseconds — the plugin's own added latency, NOT the LLM call it sat in
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  payloadVersion: external_exports.number().int().positive(),
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  endpoint: external_exports.string()
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  });
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+ var WebChatCaptureConsent = external_exports.object({
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+ acknowledgedAt: external_exports.iso.datetime(),
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+ version: external_exports.number().int().positive()
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+ });
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+ var WebChatResponseCapture = external_exports.enum(["with-findings", "always", "never"]);
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+ var WebChatCapture = external_exports.object({
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+ responses: WebChatResponseCapture.default("with-findings"),
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+ account: external_exports.boolean().default(false),
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+ // Absent until granted. Presence alone does not authorize anything — see
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+ // isWebChatCaptureConsentValid.
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+ consent: WebChatCaptureConsent.optional()
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+ });
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  var BODY_RETENTION_DEFAULT_DAYS = 30;
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  var BodyRetention = external_exports.object({
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  // both widenings. Absent until granted, and a grant for a different endpoint
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  // or an older payload no longer counts.
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  historySyncConsent: HistorySyncConsent.optional(),
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+ // What the browser extension may record from a web chat, and the grant that
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+ // authorizes it. Absent until the user answers: recording something that was
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+ // never recorded before is never an assumed grant on upgrade, so the whole
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+ // block is optional rather than defaulted in. What an absent block means is
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+ // webChatCaptureOf's answer, in one place.
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+ //
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+ // Enforcement is NOT gated on this. A machine that has never answered still
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+ // blocks, redacts and warns on what a user sends; the grant covers what is
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+ // written down.
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+ webChatCapture: WebChatCapture.optional(),
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  // Local body expiry (see BodyRetention). Off until switched on; expiring a
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  bodyRetention: BodyRetention.default({
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  // ../../packages/schema/src/zod/settings-action.ts
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  var HistorySyncConsentChoice = external_exports.enum(["granted", "revoked", "unchanged"]).meta({ id: "HistorySyncConsentChoice" });
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  var ModelJudgeConsentChoice = external_exports.enum(["granted", "revoked", "unchanged"]).meta({ id: "ModelJudgeConsentChoice" });
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+ var WebChatCaptureConsentChoice = external_exports.enum(["granted", "revoked", "unchanged"]).meta({ id: "WebChatCaptureConsentChoice" });
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+ webChatCaptureConsent: WebChatCaptureConsentChoice,
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  turnIndex: external_exports.number().int().nonnegative().optional(),
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- // RESPONSE_TEXT_MAX_BYTES; `truncated` records that the cap was reached, so a
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+ // RESPONSE_TEXT_MAX_BYTES, so a short capture is never mistaken for a short
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+ // reply.
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+ // The stored text is short of the reply. It does NOT say which of the two
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+ // ceilings on this path cut it: the caller applies its own cap on the raw
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+ // bytes it reads off the wire, which can be reached by a stream whose
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+ // recovered text stays well under RESPONSE_TEXT_MAX_BYTES, and applies that
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+ // one to the text. A reader cannot tell them apart, and nothing downstream
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+ // should branch as though it could.
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+ var WebEnforcementState = external_exports.enum([
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+ "composer-only",
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+ "button-only",
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+ // How many `kind: 'conversation'` endpoints the reporting tab's adapter
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+ // compiled. Zero means this build declares none for the site, so observing
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+ // nothing is the design rather than a fault — the one fact that separates a
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+ // site nobody has surveyed yet from one whose contract moved. Defaulted so a
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+ // build predating the field is read as declaring nothing rather than refused.
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+ // its `pagehide` report and nowhere else.
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+ //
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+ // nothing in `deriveWebCaptureState` reads it and why it stays out of the
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+ // bridge's own report signature — a closing tab's last word must not be
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+ // suppressed for carrying the same health as the report before it. What
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+ // reads it is the per-site fold: a document that said it was unloading stops
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+ // voting on the site's state, so the reload the `blind` remediation asks for
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+ // can actually clear the verdict it was shown. A document that dies without
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+ // said it was closing — which keeps it voting, the same as every report that
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+ // can say: `sendsSeenDom` rises only once a send has COMPLETED, so a tab
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+ // whose watcher never bound reports zero exactly like a tab nobody typed in.
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+ // Defaulted to 'unknown' rather than 'watching' so a status from a build
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+ // at all — a page reports the same status either way, so the copy may not
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+ // assert one of them.
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+ headline: "the page tap captured neither fetch nor XHR \u2014 it may not have installed; reload the extension at chrome://extensions"
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+ }
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+ };
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