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+ # @crewhaus/tool-desktop
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+
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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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+
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+ ```yaml
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+ tools:
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+ - all-desktop
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+ ```
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+
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+ | Tool | What it does |
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+ |---|---|
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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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+
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+ ## What holds across all of them
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+
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+ - **Escaping is the security boundary.** `osascript -e` compiles AppleScript
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+ and a Windows toast is XML inside a PowerShell script, so text that looks
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+ like a value is source code. Every script here is a frozen constant, and
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+ caller values travel beside the program (argv after `--`, or an environment
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+ variable), never inside it.
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+ - **Argv is an array.** No `sh -c`, no `cmd /c`, no interpolated command line,
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+ and nothing runs `sudo`, `doas`, `runas` or `pkexec`.
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+ - **A headless host fails closed.** CI has no desktop, clipboard, notification
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+ daemon, printer or window server. Each tool answers with a typed
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+ `unavailable` naming what was missing, never a crash and never a silent
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+ success.
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+ - **Could not determine is not no.** An empty clipboard is not an unreadable
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+ one, and a presence probe that failed is not "idle".
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+ - **A state-changing tool says so and offers `dryRun`,** resolved through the
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+ same function as the real call.
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+
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+ ## OpenExternal
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+ "Open this" and "run this" are the same gesture to a desktop, and the URL side
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+ is wider than the file side: the scheme table on a real machine is large and
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+ mostly undocumented. So the gate is an allow-list, and it is short.
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+
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+ - **Schemes.** Only `https`, `http` and `mailto`. Everything else is refused by
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+ name: `file:` would bypass this tool's path containment; `smb:` and `nfs:`
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+ mount a remote share and can leak an authentication handshake to the host
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+ named in the URL; `javascript:` and `data:` run or render content the model
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+ wrote; the Windows `ms-*` handlers reach settings pages and the Store, and on
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+ unpatched builds have been argument-injection vectors. `allowSchemes` can
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+ only narrow the set, never widen it: a knob that re-enables `smb:` is the
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+ hole with extra steps.
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+ - **What is checked is what is opened.** An http(s) URL is handed to the
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+ desktop in its normalised (WHATWG) form, not as it was typed, because a gate
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+ that validates one spelling and passes on another is not a gate. A URL
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+ containing a backslash is refused: parsers disagree about whether it is a
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+ path separator, so the host checked here would not be the host opened there.
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+ Credentials before the `@` are refused: they would sit in a process listing
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+ and in the transcript, and `google.com@evil.example` reads as the host it is
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+ not.
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+ - **mailto.** Only the headers RFC 6068 calls safe. `attach=` is refused by
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+ name, because a mail client that honours it reads a local file into the
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+ message.
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+ - **Paths.** A target with no scheme is a filesystem path, resolved inside the
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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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+
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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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+
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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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+
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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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+
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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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+
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+ ## Tests
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+
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+ ```
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+ bun test packages/tool-desktop/src
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+ ```
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+
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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.
package/dist/index.d.ts CHANGED
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  export declare const printDocument: RegisteredTool;
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  export declare const windowList: RegisteredTool;
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  export declare const userPresence: RegisteredTool;
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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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+ * OUTSIDE the workspace, keyed by the workspace.
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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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+ * Windows), created 0700 and refused if another user owns it. The file name
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+ * carries a hash of the workspace root, so two workspaces never share one.
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+ */
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+ export declare function powerStateFile(): string;
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  export declare const powerAssertion: RegisteredTool;
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  /** Everything this package registers, in one place for the catalog wiring. */
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  export declare const DESKTOP_TOOLS: ReadonlyArray<RegisteredTool>;