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- package/LICENSE +201 -0
- package/NOTICE +9 -0
- package/README.md +121 -0
- package/dist/index.d.ts +13 -0
- package/dist/index.js +139 -19
- package/dist/lib/clipboard.d.ts +1 -0
- package/dist/lib/clipboard.js +6 -0
- package/dist/lib/fsseam.d.ts +12 -0
- package/dist/lib/fsseam.js +86 -11
- package/dist/lib/open.d.ts +7 -1
- package/dist/lib/open.js +224 -4
- package/dist/lib/power.d.ts +38 -7
- package/dist/lib/power.js +64 -7
- package/dist/lib/presence.js +8 -1
- package/dist/lib/print.d.ts +8 -0
- package/dist/lib/print.js +63 -3
- package/dist/lib/windows.js +5 -2
- package/dist/paths.d.ts +21 -2
- package/dist/paths.js +72 -13
- package/dist/run.d.ts +7 -0
- package/dist/run.js +55 -75
- package/package.json +12 -7
- package/dist/fixtures.d.ts +0 -84
- package/dist/fixtures.js +0 -130
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CrewHaus Factory
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Copyright 2026 Max Meier
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This product includes software developed by Max Meier
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(operating as StudioMax — https://studiomax.io) and contributors.
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# @crewhaus/tool-desktop
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Deterministic access to the operator's desktop: the clipboard, notifications,
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opening a document or a page, printing, the window list, whether a person is at
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the machine, and keeping it awake. Every tool fails closed on a headless host.
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```yaml
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tools:
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| `ClipboardRead` | Read the clipboard as text, returned verbatim |
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| `ClipboardWrite` | Put text on the clipboard |
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| `DesktopNotify` | Show a local notification |
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| `OpenExternal` | Hand a URL or a workspace file to the operating system's registered handler |
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| `PrintDocument` | Send a workspace file to a printer through CUPS (macOS, Linux) or a Windows queue |
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| `WindowList` | List the open windows |
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| `UserPresence` | Report whether a person is likely at the machine |
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| `PowerAssertion` | Hold a bounded sleep inhibitor around a long step, release it, or report on one |
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## What holds across all of them
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- **Escaping is the security boundary.** `osascript -e` compiles AppleScript
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- **Argv is an array.** No `sh -c`, no `cmd /c`, no interpolated command line,
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`unavailable` naming what was missing, never a crash and never a silent
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- **A state-changing tool says so and offers `dryRun`,** resolved through the
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"Open this" and "run this" are the same gesture to a desktop, and the URL side
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workspace root with symlinks followed, and refused if it lands outside. A
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local file is opened by naming its path, never by building a `file://` URL,
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so exactly one code path decides whether a path is reachable.
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- **Files the desktop would run.** An executable file is refused even inside
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the workspace. So is a file whose type the desktop runs, installs or follows
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without an execute bit: scripts, installers and configuration profiles
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(`.jnlp`, `.mobileconfig`, `.msix`, `.py`), and shortcut or location files
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that point somewhere else (`.lnk`, `.url`, `.webloc`, `.fileloc`,
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`.library-ms`).
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- **The result says `handedOff`, not `opened`.** Every opener returns as soon
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as the handler has been asked, and none of them reports what the handler then
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did.
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- **Gated like a change.** What it opens acts in the operator's own desktop
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session and outlives the call: a browser tab carries the operator's cookies,
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an app keeps running. So the tool is destructive, every call carries a
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justification, and it is an egress sink whose destination the model chooses:
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content that came from a tool result is blocked from reaching it.
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The three openers also disagree about `--`: macOS `open` honours it, Linux
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`xdg-open` rejects any argument beginning with `-` (so flag-shaped targets are
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refused), and on Windows the target crosses in an environment variable read by
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`Start-Process -FilePath`, never the `start` builtin.
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## ClipboardRead
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The clipboard is where people keep a password, a recovery code or an API key
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for the seconds between copying and pasting it. Whatever is on it when this
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runs is returned verbatim into the model's context, from there into the
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conversation transcript, and from there into any log or trace the harness
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keeps.
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The tool does **not** scan for or redact secrets. A heuristic that catches some
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patterns and misses others earns trust it cannot honour, and the caller who
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relied on it pastes the one it missed into a ticket. There is no schema knob
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for it either, because offering one implies the tool could do it. Ask for the
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clipboard only when the operator has been told to copy something for you, and
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treat the result as sensitive for the rest of the run. The tool requires a
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justification on every call, and its output goes through the runtime's output
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classifier.
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It has four outcomes and never conflates them: `read` with the text; `empty`
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(the clipboard was reachable and holds nothing); `noTextFlavour` (it holds
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something, such as an image or a file, that has no text form); and
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`unavailable` with a reason when there was no clipboard to ask (no desktop
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session, no backend program, an unsupported platform).
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## Tests
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Every child process goes through the `_setRunner` and `_setDetacher` seams, and
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the platform, session environment, clock and filesystem are injected too, so
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the suite runs on a host with no desktop at all.
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CHANGED
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/**
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* Where the held assertion is remembered: a file only this user can write,
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*
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* 0.7.0 kept it at `.crewhaus/power-assertion.json` in the workspace, where
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* the agent the tool serves can write, and `release` SIGTERMs the pid the
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* record names (security-10#1). The directory is `$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/crewhaus`
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* when the session has one (Linux: per-user, 0700, cleared at logout), else
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* `crewhaus-<uid>` under the OS temp directory (per-user on macOS and
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export declare const DESKTOP_TOOLS: ReadonlyArray<RegisteredTool>;
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