@wyattjoh/demur 0.4.0 → 0.4.2

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ Pin a specific release when reproducibility matters:
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  <!-- x-release-please-start-version -->
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  ```sh
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- pi install npm:@wyattjoh/demur@0.4.0
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+ pi install npm:@wyattjoh/demur@0.4.2
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  ```
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  <!-- x-release-please-end -->
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@@ -325,6 +325,7 @@ export default function demur(pi: ExtensionAPI): void {
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  return;
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  }
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+ await refreshSettings(ctx);
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  const toggleLabel = settings.enabled ? "Disable demur" : "Enable demur";
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  const policyLabel = `Change failure policy (current: ${settings.failurePolicy})`;
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  const action = await ctx.ui.select("demur", [toggleLabel, policyLabel]);
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  });
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  pi.on("session_start", async (_event, ctx) => {
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+ await refreshSettings(ctx);
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+ });
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+ pi.on("tool_call", async (event, ctx) => {
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+ await refreshSettings(ctx);
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+ return handleToolCall(event, ctx, settings);
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+ });
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+ async function refreshSettings(ctx: ExtensionContext): Promise<void> {
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  try {
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  settings = await loadDemurSettings();
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  } catch (error: unknown) {
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  );
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  }
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  updateStatus(ctx, settings);
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- });
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- pi.on("tool_call", (event, ctx) =>
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- handleToolCall(event, ctx, settings),
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- );
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+ }
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  async function persistSettings(
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  nextSettings: DemurSettings,
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@wyattjoh/demur",
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- "version": "0.4.0",
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+ "version": "0.4.2",
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  "type": "module",
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  "description": "A proof-of-concept destructive-command guard for coding agents.",
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  "license": "MIT",
package/src/questions.ts CHANGED
@@ -21,62 +21,60 @@ import { Decision } from "effect/unstable/ai";
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  export const QUESTIONS = {
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  executesDestruction: Decision.probability({
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  instructions:
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- "Executing this command will actually carry out an operation that changes existing state, rather than only reading, searching, printing, or querying.",
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+ "Will this command actually change existing state, rather than only read, search, print, list, query, or check?",
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  criteria: {
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- true: "Running it performs a real operation on something that already exists: removing, overwriting, moving, resetting, or reconfiguring files, permissions, ownership, processes, containers, or remote resources. Judge what the command does when it runs, including anything it reaches through a shell, an interpreter, a wrapper such as `env` or `sudo`, command substitution, an alias, or a glob that expands to an executable.",
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+ true: "It removes, overwrites, moves, resets, or reconfigures existing files, permissions, ownership, processes, containers, or remote resources, including through a shell, interpreter, wrapper, substitution, alias, or executable glob.",
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  false:
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- "It only reads, searches, prints, lists, queries, or checks. Any destructive-looking text is inert: a search pattern, an argument to a read-only command, a string being printed or sent as data to a network service, quoted content inside a heredoc body that is payload rather than script, a comment, or documentation describing a command rather than running it.",
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+ "It only reads or reports. Destructive-looking text is inert when used as search text, a read-only argument, printed or network payload, heredoc data, a comment, or documentation.",
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  },
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  }),
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  exposesSensitiveData: Decision.probability({
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- "Executing this command will reveal or transmit the value of a secret, credential, authentication material, or personal data, including by printing it into the coding agent's command output.",
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+ "Will this command disclose an actual secret, credential, authentication material, or personal-data value to the agent or another recipient?",
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  criteria: {
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- true: "It reads sensitive values from environment variables, configuration files, credential stores, secret managers, databases, or remote systems and then prints, logs, copies, uploads, or otherwise discloses them. Output returned to the coding agent counts as disclosure, even when the command is read-only.",
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+ true: "It reads a value from an environment variable, file, credential or secret store, database, or remote system and prints, logs, copies, or transmits it. Read-only output still counts.",
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  false:
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- "It only names sensitive files, variables, or records; lists metadata; returns redacted values; rotates or revokes credentials without revealing them; or contains labels such as `secret` or `API_KEY` as inert search text, documentation, comments, or non-sensitive payload data rather than actual values.",
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+ "It reveals only names, metadata, schema, attributes, or redacted values; rotates or revokes without revealing; or quotes or prints secret-looking names or commands as documentation, comments, or other inert payload.",
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  },
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  }),
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  weakensSecurityBoundary: Decision.probability({
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- "Executing this command will actually disable, weaken, evade, or misrepresent a security boundary, or grant elevated access, rather than merely displaying or describing such an operation.",
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+ "Will this command weaken or bypass a security control, conceal a bypass, grant elevated access, or make a sensitive resource more permissive?",
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  criteria: {
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- true: "Running it defeats authentication, authorization, policy enforcement, auditing, MFA, SSO, a firewall, or another safeguard; grants administrator, root, sudo, or otherwise elevated access; hides that a control was bypassed; or makes a sensitive resource more permissive.",
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+ true: "It disables or evades authentication, authorization, policy, auditing, MFA, SSO, or firewall controls; grants admin, root, or sudo access; hides a bypass; or broadens sensitive access.",
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  false:
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- "It only inspects security state; enables or tightens a safeguard; revokes or narrows access; performs an ordinary scoped credential, role, permission, or membership change without elevating privileges; or changes non-security configuration. Dangerous-looking command text is inert when it is quoted, printed, searched, documented, commented, or sent as data rather than executed.",
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+ "It only inspects controls; enables or strengthens them; revokes or narrows access; makes an ordinary non-elevating role, permission, or membership change; changes non-security configuration; or merely quotes, prints, searches, documents, comments on, or transmits dangerous text.",
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  }),
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  unrecoverable: Decision.probability({
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- "Whatever this command destroys could not be recovered afterwards from the state described.",
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+ "Could state destroyed by this command not be recovered from the described state?",
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- true: "The affected data has no second copy. Uncommitted edits, untracked files, unpushed commits with no upstream, or remote resources with no backup.",
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+ true: "It affects uncommitted edits, untracked files, unpushed commits without an upstream, or unbacked remote resources.",
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- "Everything it touches can be restored: it is committed and pushed to git, reinstallable, regenerable by re-running a build, or a cache that rebuilds on demand.",
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+ "Affected state is committed and pushed, reinstallable, regenerable, temporary, self-created, a rebuildable cache, or a replaceable local container.",
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  },
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  }),
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- "This command acts on a shared, remote, or production system rather than on this machine's local checkout.",
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+ "Does this command act on a shared, remote, or production system rather than only this machine?",
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- true: "It operates on a production or shared database, a cloud account, a Kubernetes cluster, a remote host, a container registry, or a branch on a git remote.",
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- "It operates only on local files, local containers, or the local git repository.",
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+ true: "It affects a production or shared database, cloud account, Kubernetes cluster, remote host, container registry, or remote git branch.",
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+ false: "It affects only local files, containers, or the local git repository.",
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  blastRadius: Decision.rate({
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- "How much would be lost if this command ran and the outcome turned out to be unwanted.",
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+ instructions: "Rate the unwanted loss if this command ran.",
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- "Nothing of value. The command is read-only, or it touches only caches, build output, temporary files, or files it created itself.",
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- "Recoverable work inside this project: committed files, dependencies that can be reinstalled, or generated code that can be regenerated.",
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- "Irreplaceable local work: uncommitted edits, untracked files, unpushed commits, or unrelated files elsewhere on this machine.",
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- "Shared or production state: a branch other people depend on, a production database, cloud infrastructure, or a live service.",
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+ "No valuable loss: read-only, cache, build output, temporary, or self-created files.",
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+ "Recoverable project work: committed files, reinstallable dependencies, or regenerable output.",
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+ "Irreplaceable local work: uncommitted edits, untracked files, unpushed commits, or unrelated local files.",
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  } as const;