agentgate-runtime-control 2.13.13 → 2.13.14
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- package/README.md +39 -0
- package/bin/agentgate.js +33 -10
- package/examples/protect-first-tool.mjs +31 -0
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/src/attack-lab.js +41 -1
- package/src/index.js +1 -1
- package/src/local-experience.js +3 -0
- package/src/policy-engine.js +20 -0
package/README.md
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The built-in lab covers prompt injection, privilege escalation, destructive actions, high-value refunds, and unsafe tool chaining. It is a testing aid, not a guarantee of security.
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### Deep Attack Lab — the unrecognized-action-name gap
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The 5 built-in cases above all use action names the policy engine already classifies (`export_all`, `update_production`, `delete`, `refund`, `publish`). A second, larger set specifically attacks action names it does **not** classify — the `unknownActionPolicy` gap described above — plus two "name evasion" cases (the same dangerous action called under a name that isn't in your `blockActions`/`approvalActions`):
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```bash
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agentgate attack --deep --config ./agentgate.config.mjs # against YOUR policy
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```
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or programmatically:
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```js
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import { runDeepAttackLab, DEEP_ATTACK_CASES } from 'agentgate-runtime-control';
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const results = await runDeepAttackLab(gateway);
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```
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Under the historical default (`unknownActionPolicy: 'allow'`), most of these legitimately ALLOW — that's the point, and CI should treat that as a finding rather than a passing baseline for anything reachable in production. Set `unknownActionPolicy: 'ask'` or `'block'` and re-run to confirm the gap is closed for your own policy.
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## CLI
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```bash
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## MCP Gateway
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Policy generation is deterministic and reviewable. Generated suggestions do not automatically authorize or block traffic until the resulting policy is explicitly applied to a gateway.
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### `unknownActionPolicy` — what happens to action names AgentGate doesn't recognize
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The policy engine only classifies a small built-in set of action names as `destructive` (`delete`, `refund`, `publish`, `deploy`, `export_all`, `update_production`) or `readOnly` (`read`, `search`, `list`, `get`, `fetch`). **Any other action name — a typo, a new tool, a third-party integration using its own naming, or something that sounds obviously dangerous like `grant_admin` or `drop_database` — does not match any rule and falls through to `ALLOW` by default.** This is a real gap, not a corner case: it means adding a new tool with an unrecognized action name silently gets no protection at all unless you've explicitly listed it in `approvalActions`/`blockActions`.
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`policies.unknownActionPolicy` controls that fallback:
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// 'allow' (default, kept for backward compatibility): unrecognized actions
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// pass through untouched, exactly as AgentGate has always done.
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// 'ask': unrecognized actions require human approval — the recommended
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// starting point; `agentgate init` sets this for new projects.
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// deny-by-default option, once every legitimate action name in
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`agentgate doctor` warns loudly whenever the effective setting is `'allow'`, so this is never a silent gap in a project that runs `doctor` as part of its setup. `examples/protect-first-tool.mjs` demonstrates the gap and the fix side by side with a `grant_admin` call.
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package/bin/agentgate.js
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import { createControlPlane } from '../src/control-plane.js';
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import { runGatewayAttackLab, summarizeAttackResults } from '../src/attack-lab.js';
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import { runGatewayAttackLab, runDeepAttackLab, summarizeAttackResults } from '../src/attack-lab.js';
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console.error('\n⚠️ WARNING: mode is "observe". Decisions are being recorded but NOTHING is actually blocked or held for approval yet — destructive tools will still execute. Set mode: \'enforce\' in agentgate.config.mjs once you are ready to protect real tools.');
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console.error('\n⚠️ WARNING: policies.unknownActionPolicy is "allow" (the default). Any action name AgentGate does not recognize — a typo, a new tool, something like "grant_admin" or "drop_database" — is ALLOWED through, not blocked or asked. Set policies.unknownActionPolicy: \'ask\' (or \'block\' for the strictest, deny-by-default behavior) in agentgate.config.mjs before treating this as production-safe.');
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console.error('\nNext: protect your first tool — see examples/protect-first-tool.mjs for a worked example (read/delete/refund/export), or run `agentgate attack --config agentgate.config.mjs` to test your policy against the built-in attack scenarios.');
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const gateway = createMCPGateway({ mode:'enforce', policies:{productionBlock:true}, tools:[{name:'export_all',handler:async()=>({})},{name:'update_production',handler:async()=>({})},{name:'delete',handler:async()=>({})},{name:'refund',handler:async()=>({})},{name:'publish',handler:async()=>({})},{name:'grant_admin',handler:async()=>({})},{name:'read_secrets',handler:async()=>({})},{name:'drop_database',handler:async()=>({})},{name:'modify_billing',handler:async()=>({})},{name:'transfer_money',handler:async()=>({})},{name:'disable_security_controls',handler:async()=>({})},{name:'purge_records',handler:async()=>({})},{name:'impersonate_user',handler:async()=>({})},{name:'remove_customer',handler:async()=>({})},{name:'export_data',handler:async()=>({})}] });
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? `import { createAgentGate, getPolicyPack } from 'agentgate-runtime-control';\n\nconst pack = getPolicyPack('${pack.id}');\n\nexport const agentgate = createAgentGate({\n agent: 'SupportAgent',\n mode: 'observe',\n policies: pack.policies\n});\n\nexport { pack };\n`
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? `import { createAgentGate, getPolicyPack } from 'agentgate-runtime-control';\n\nconst pack = getPolicyPack('${pack.id}');\n\nexport const agentgate = createAgentGate({\n agent: 'SupportAgent',\n mode: 'observe',\n policies: {\n ...pack.policies,\n // Any action name AgentGate doesn't recognize (a typo, a new tool, a\n // third-party integration using its own action names) is asked about\n // by default here, rather than silently allowed through. Set to\n // 'block' once you've classified every legitimate action name.\n unknownActionPolicy: 'ask'\n }\n});\n\nexport { pack };\n`
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: `import { createAgentGate } from 'agentgate-runtime-control';\n\nexport const agentgate = createAgentGate({\n agent: 'MyAgent',\n mode: 'enforce',\n policies: {\n productionBlock: true,\n autoApproveAmount: 500,\n approvalAmount: 5000,\n // Any action name AgentGate doesn't recognize (a typo, a new tool, a\n // third-party integration using its own action names) is asked about\n // by default here, rather than silently allowed through. Set to\n // 'block' once you've classified every legitimate action name, or back\n // to 'allow' only if you understand and accept that gap.\n unknownActionPolicy: 'ask'\n }\n});\n`;
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