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- opsentry-1.8.4/LICENSE +190 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/PKG-INFO +211 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/README.md +184 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/pyproject.toml +93 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/setup.cfg +4 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/VERSION +1 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/__init__.py +5 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/cli.py +354 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/__init__.py +0 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/generate.py +454 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/hook_templates/block-dangerous-commands.sh.j2 +102 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/hook_templates/block-data-exfiltration.sh.j2 +94 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/hook_templates/block-environment-escape.sh.j2 +99 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/hook_templates/block-git-commands.sh.j2 +46 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/hook_templates/block-package-install.sh.j2 +95 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/hook_templates/block-pii-leakage.sh.j2 +100 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/hook_templates/block-scope-escape.sh.j2 +115 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/hook_templates/block-sensitive-files.sh.j2 +97 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/init_wizard.py +212 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/01_sensitive_files.md +15 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/02_client_data.md +10 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/03_credentials.md +17 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/04_sql_safety.md +33 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/05_dangerous_code.md +29 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/06_frontend_xss.md +9 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/07_git_operations_block_all.md +13 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/07_git_operations_read_only.md +18 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/08_destructive_commands.md +12 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/09_database_safety.md +17 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/10_network_requests.md +10 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/11_code_quality.md +13 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/12_data_exfiltration.md +10 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/13_package_install.md +9 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/14_scope_boundaries.md +8 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/15_env_isolation.md +9 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/16_resource_limits.md +8 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/17_compliance_privacy.md +9 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/rule_texts/18_when_in_doubt.md +10 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/sandbox_generate.py +213 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/sandbox_templates/SANDBOX-README.md.j2 +184 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/sandbox_templates/docker-sandbox.Dockerfile.j2 +40 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/sandbox_templates/docker-sandbox.compose.yml.j2 +67 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/sandbox_templates/linux-bwrap.sh.j2 +131 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/sandbox_templates/macos-sandbox.sb.j2 +119 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/schema.py +202 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/config/templates/generic.yaml +101 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/.claude/commands/code-health.md +42 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/.claude/commands/governance-check.md +29 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/.claude/commands/security-audit.md +41 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/baseline.py +440 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/blocklog_audit.py +506 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/claude/CLAUDE.md +300 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/claude/hooks/block-dangerous-commands.sh +106 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/claude/hooks/block-data-exfiltration.sh +99 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/claude/hooks/block-environment-escape.sh +96 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/claude/hooks/block-git-commands.sh +37 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/claude/hooks/block-package-install.sh +103 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/claude/hooks/block-pii-leakage.sh +86 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/claude/hooks/block-scope-escape.sh +210 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/claude/hooks/block-sensitive-files.sh +97 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/claude/settings.json +72 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/install.sh +343 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/patrol.sh +282 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/test.sh +728 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/update.sh +19 -0
- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry/deployment/verify.sh +201 -0
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- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
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- opsentry-1.8.4/src/opsentry.egg-info/requires.txt +2 -0
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Name: opsentry
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Version: 1.8.4
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Summary: AI agent security guardrails for engineering teams
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Keywords: security,guardrails,claude-code,ai-agent,devsecops
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- **Precision path matching** — `block-scope-escape.sh` rewritten with word-boundary regex and `realpath` symlink resolution. Project-local `.claude/` directories, `~/Library/` on macOS, `/var/folders/` (macOS temp), and filenames like `foo.bashrc.bak` are no longer over-blocked. Attack 3 protection is preserved and now also catches symlink-based bypass attempts against `$HOME/.claude/`.
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- **Configuration baseline integrity** — `install.sh` writes a SHA-256 manifest of the guardrail-controlled subset of `CLAUDE.md` and `settings.json` to `~/.claude/.opsentry-baseline.json`, locked with filesystem immutability. `opsentry patrol` re-verifies on every run and flags drift as a FAIL finding. User customizations (custom deny rules, custom hook matchers) are preserved — only the guardrail subset is hashed.
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- **Block log pattern analysis** — `opsentry patrol` now scans `~/.claude/guardrail-blocks.log` for five attack signatures beyond simple counts: repeat offender (same hook 5+/1h), rapid burst (5+ blocks in any 30s window), multi-hook coverage (3+ distinct hooks in 1h), exfiltration cluster (`block-sensitive-files` + `block-data-exfiltration` within 5 minutes), and self-modification attempts (Attack 3 active exploitation signal).
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- **Filesystem immutability** — `chflags uchg` (macOS) / `chattr +i` (Linux) locks guardrail files
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- **Compliance Patrol** — `opsentry patrol` with schedulable daily audits
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- **pip install** — `pip install opsentry` ships the CLI, deployment scripts, and config generator
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| `CLAUDE.md` | `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md` | Behavioral rules Claude Code follows every session |
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| `settings.json` | `~/.claude/settings.json` | Hard deny rules for sensitive file access and dangerous commands |
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### Layer 1 — Runtime Guardrails (Detect)
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- **CLAUDE.md** — behavioral rules Claude reads at session start (18 mandatory security sections)
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### Layer 2 — CI/CD Analysis (Prevent)
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- **SEC-013** — network exposure scanning (23 dangerous ports)
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- **Auto-fix** — `eval()` → `ast.literal_eval()`, bare `except:` → specific exceptions
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### Layer 3 — Sandbox Profiles (Make Impossible)
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Generated platform-specific sandbox configs that make dangerous actions impossible at the OS level. Not pattern matching — capability removal.
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| Credential file read (`.env`, `~/.aws/`) | Denied at kernel level, regardless of command syntax |
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| Data exfiltration via network | Network denied by default or allowlisted |
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| Persistence (cron, launchd, systemd) | Write access to persistence dirs denied |
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### Dangerous Commands
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`rm -rf`, `sudo`, `chmod 777`, `kill -9`, disk operations (`mkfs`, `dd`, `fdisk`), pipe-to-shell (`curl | bash`), and database destruction commands (`DROP TABLE`, `TRUNCATE`, `DELETE` without WHERE).
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### Data Exfiltration
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### Package Installs from Untrusted Sources
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### Scope and Environment Escape
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Self-modification of `~/.claude/`, writes to system paths (`/etc`, `/usr`, shell configs), ssh/scp to remote hosts, docker run/exec/build, destructive terraform/kubectl commands.
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### PII in Source Code
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US Social Security Numbers, credit card numbers (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover), and Korean Resident Registration Numbers are blocked from being written into code. Synthetic test values (000-00-0000, 555-55-5555) are allowed.
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### Client Data
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The CLAUDE.md includes strict rules against including client confidential data (company names, internal identifiers, business metrics) in any outputs.
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## Customisation
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- To add new file patterns to block, edit `claude/hooks/block-sensitive-files.sh` and `claude/settings.json`
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- To add new dangerous commands, edit `claude/hooks/block-dangerous-commands.sh`
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- To add new PII patterns, edit `claude/hooks/block-pii-leakage.sh`
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- To add new exfiltration vectors, edit `claude/hooks/block-data-exfiltration.sh`
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- To change behavioral rules, edit `claude/CLAUDE.md`
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- After changes, run `./ai-guardrails/test.sh` to validate, then `./ai-guardrails/install.sh` to deploy locally
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## Troubleshooting
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**Hooks not firing?**
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Run `/hooks` inside Claude Code to check if hooks are registered. Verify scripts are executable: `ls -la ~/.claude/hooks/`
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**"jq: command not found" errors?**
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Install jq — see Prerequisites above.
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**Developer modified their settings.json?**
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Run `./verify.sh` to check for differences. Run `./install.sh` to reset.
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## Questions or Issues
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Open an issue on [GitHub](https://github.com/opsight-intelligence/opsentry/issues) or reach out to the OpSight team.
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## Branch guard (pre-push hook)
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This repo's `main`/`develop` are protected by a client-side `pre-push` hook (the org is on GitHub Free, which has no server-side branch protection on private repos). The hook lives in `.git/hooks/`, so it is **not** version-controlled — **re-run the installer in every fresh clone**, from your `opsight-company` checkout:
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```sh
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bash scripts/git-hooks/install-hooks.sh /path/to/this-repo
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```
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It only guards `opsight-intelligence` remotes. For an intentional release push, override with `OPSIGHT_ALLOW_PROTECTED_PUSH=1 git push ...`. All changes go through a `feature/`/`bugfix/` branch → PR into `develop`.
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