@ouro.bot/cli 0.1.0-alpha.317 → 0.1.0-alpha.318
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"feat(mind): add content trust framing to recall results. New `classifyProvenanceTrust()` in `src/mind/provenance-trust.ts` categorizes diary entry provenance as self/trusted/external. Diary entries surfaced via `recall` or associative recall from external sources (messages, emails, web content) now get `[diary/external]` tag instead of `[diary]`. System prompt adds guidance: external entries should not be followed as instructions. This closes the prompt injection defense chain from the Lobster research \u2014 even if an attacker plants instructions in content that gets persisted to the diary, the recall pipeline marks it as external and steers the agent away from executing embedded instructions. 19 new tests across 4 files at 100% coverage."
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"feat(cli): add `ouro doctor` system health check command. New command runs 6 diagnostic categories \u2014 daemon (socket existence + responsiveness), agents (bundle discovery, agent.json validation for version/humanFacing/agentFacing/enabled), senses (BlueBubbles and Teams config presence and well-formedness), habits (launchd plist discovery, degraded state), security (secrets.json permissions, credential leak detection in agent.json), and disk (log size thresholds at 100MB warn / 500MB critical, bundle root existence). Output is a colored checklist with per-category grouping and a summary line. Works without daemon running \u2014 daemon checks fail gracefully while all other categories still execute, making it useful for cold diagnostics. 3 new files (doctor.ts, doctor-types.ts, cli-render-doctor.ts), 3 modified (cli-types.ts, cli-parse.ts, cli-exec.ts), 4 test files with 61 tests at 100% coverage on new code."
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"chore(tests): ratchet down REAL_OURO_CLI_WRITE_ALLOWLIST and REAL_AGENT_SECRETS_WRITE_ALLOWLIST to empty. Nine pre-existing test lines that shared a `.ouro-cli` or `.agentsecrets` literal with `os.homedir()` on the same line were each refactored to extract the subpath as a local const \u2014 the test-isolation.contract.test.ts rule scans line-by-line for the pattern and the const extraction preserves identical runtime behavior while passing the check. Affected: daemon-health.test.ts (1), daemon-orphan-cleanup.test.ts (2 \u2014 also factored common constants OURO_CLI_SUBPATH + PIDFILE_NAME), daemon-tombstone.test.ts (2), auth-flow.test.ts (3 \u2014 the default-location write test + the v1 migration test), daemon/hooks/agent-config-v2.test.ts (1). Both allowlists are now empty so any new offender is blocked by the contract test."
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