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  1. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/.env.example +22 -0
  2. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/.gitignore +45 -0
  3. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/LICENSE +202 -0
  4. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/NOTICE +35 -0
  5. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/PKG-INFO +348 -0
  6. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/PUBLICATION_MANIFEST.md +956 -0
  7. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/README.md +323 -0
  8. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/REVIEW_CHECKLIST.md +255 -0
  9. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/REVIEW_PACKAGE.md +184 -0
  10. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/__init__.py +3 -0
  11. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/cli.py +385 -0
  12. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/config.py +89 -0
  13. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/eval/__init__.py +2 -0
  14. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/eval/metrics.py +123 -0
  15. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/ingestion/__init__.py +1 -0
  16. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/ingestion/chunker.py +36 -0
  17. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/ingestion/loader.py +179 -0
  18. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/ingestion/parser.py +256 -0
  19. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/ingestion/snapshot.py +491 -0
  20. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/ingestion/validator.py +397 -0
  21. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/llm/__init__.py +1 -0
  22. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/llm/anthropic_client.py +63 -0
  23. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/llm/base.py +34 -0
  24. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/llm/factory.py +29 -0
  25. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/llm/mock.py +56 -0
  26. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/main.py +1205 -0
  27. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/models/__init__.py +99 -0
  28. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/models/_credential_shapes.py +211 -0
  29. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/models/answer.py +131 -0
  30. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/models/assessment.py +373 -0
  31. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/models/context.py +62 -0
  32. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/models/knowledge.py +116 -0
  33. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/models/llm_io.py +36 -0
  34. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/models/policy_outcome.py +65 -0
  35. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/models/report.py +73 -0
  36. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/models/retrieval.py +128 -0
  37. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/models/reviewer_output.py +77 -0
  38. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/models/risk.py +124 -0
  39. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/models/rule_clause.py +41 -0
  40. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/policy/__init__.py +1 -0
  41. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/policy/classification.py +57 -0
  42. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/policy/human_gate.py +64 -0
  43. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/policy/knowledge_guard.py +60 -0
  44. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/policy/safe_test.py +319 -0
  45. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/retrieval/__init__.py +1 -0
  46. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/retrieval/base.py +92 -0
  47. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/retrieval/bm25.py +84 -0
  48. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/retrieval/hybrid.py +27 -0
  49. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/retrieval/index.py +858 -0
  50. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/reviewer/__init__.py +1 -0
  51. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/reviewer/answers.py +99 -0
  52. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/reviewer/assess.py +277 -0
  53. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/reviewer/attack_surface.py +35 -0
  54. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/reviewer/clause_eval.py +99 -0
  55. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/reviewer/evidence.py +64 -0
  56. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/reviewer/facts.py +129 -0
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  58. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/reviewer/normalize.py +151 -0
  59. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/reviewer/questions.py +75 -0
  60. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/reviewer/report.py +128 -0
  61. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/reviewer/rollup.py +91 -0
  62. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/reviewer/rule_engine.py +223 -0
  63. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/reviewer/rule_loader.py +347 -0
  64. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/safe_errors.py +88 -0
  65. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/storage/__init__.py +1 -0
  66. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/storage/db.py +866 -0
  67. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/storage/integrity.py +526 -0
  68. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/app/storage/repository.py +164 -0
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  70. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/docs/acceptance-criteria.md +58 -0
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  100. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/knowledge/public/prompt-security/KU-0010-system-prompt-leakage.md +63 -0
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  104. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +133 -0
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  122. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/sbom.json +1293 -0
  123. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/scripts/_scheduled_cross_review.sh +87 -0
  124. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/scripts/assess.py +130 -0
  125. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/scripts/build_index.py +127 -0
  126. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/scripts/evaluate.py +135 -0
  127. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/scripts/generate_sbom.py +378 -0
  128. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/scripts/ingest.py +58 -0
  129. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/scripts/preflight.py +710 -0
  130. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/scripts/run_cross_review.sh +359 -0
  131. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/scripts/secret_scan.py +128 -0
  132. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/scripts/validate_knowledge.py +58 -0
  133. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/scripts/validate_rules.py +47 -0
  134. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/scripts/validate_safe_tests.py +46 -0
  135. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/tests/conftest.py +71 -0
  136. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/tests/fixtures/assessments/safe/S-001-prompt-only.yaml +13 -0
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  191. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/tests/unit/test_ja_retrieval.py +56 -0
  192. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/tests/unit/test_knowledge_corpus.py +56 -0
  193. security_knowledge_os-0.1.0/tests/unit/test_knowledge_guard.py +42 -0
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+ # Security Knowledge OS - example configuration.
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+ # Copy to .env and adjust. NEVER commit a real .env or any API key.
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+ # Assessment mode: private (public + internal) | public (public only)
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+ SKOS_MODE=private
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+ # Allow confidential-classified knowledge while in PRIVATE mode (explicit opt-in).
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+ SKOS_ALLOW_CONFIDENTIAL=false
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+ # LLM provider (decision A3): none (default, deterministic engine only)
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+ # | mock (deterministic stub, for tests/demos)
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+ # | anthropic | openai | local
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+ SKOS_LLM_PROVIDER=none
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+ # Only read when SKOS_LLM_PROVIDER=anthropic. Injected by the operator at runtime;
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+ # never stored in this repository.
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+ # ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=
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+ # SKOS_LLM_MODEL=claude-sonnet-5
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+ # Knowledge base location and retrieval depth.
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+ SKOS_KNOWLEDGE_ROOT=knowledge
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+ # Python
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+ .venv/
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+ venv/
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+ dist/
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+ build/
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+ # Secrets & local config (decision A3, 2026-09-10)
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+ .env
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+ *.local
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+ *.key
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+ *.pem
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+ # Pack Manager local state (Update Pack / Distribution Spec)
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+ /packs/
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+ /active/
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+ /var/audit/
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+ # --- Knowledge classification isolation (decision A1, 2026-09-10) ---
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+ # Secret-classified knowledge must live OUTSIDE this repository, under a separate root.
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+ /secret/
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+ # Internal / confidential knowledge: keep the folder skeleton, ignore the content.
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+ /knowledge/private/*
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+ !/knowledge/private/README.md
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+ !/knowledge/private/internal/
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+ !/knowledge/private/confidential/
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+ /knowledge/private/internal/*
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+ !/knowledge/private/internal/.gitkeep
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+ !/knowledge/private/internal/README.md
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+ /knowledge/private/confidential/*
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+ !/knowledge/private/confidential/.gitkeep
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+ !/knowledge/private/confidential/README.md
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+ # Local assessment artifacts / indexes
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+ /var/
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+ Apache License
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+ Version 2.0, January 2004
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+ http://www.apache.org/licenses/
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+ Summary: Deterministic security assessment engine + knowledge retrieval + optional LLM assistance
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+ # Security Knowledge OS
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+
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+ > **Language note / 言語について**: This repository (code, docs, commit history) is
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+ > **English-first by design** — it is written to be consumed by AI coding agents and
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+ > cites international standards (OWASP, MITRE ATLAS, NIST) directly. The section
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+ > below is a short Japanese summary for human reviewers; everything else in this repo
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+ > stays English-only.
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+ >
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+ > 本リポジトリ(コード・docs・コミット履歴)は**英語がベース**です。AIコーディング
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+ > エージェントに読ませる一次資料として書かれており、OWASP・MITRE ATLAS・NISTなどの
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+ > 国際標準をそのまま引用しています。下の日本語要約は人間のレビュー用の窓口で、それ以外
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+ > の部分(docs配下含む)は今後も英語のままにする方針です。
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+
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+ <details>
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+ <summary>🇯🇵 日本語要約(クリックで開く)</summary>
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+ **これは何か**: 既存のセキュリティ知識(メモ・GitHub・インシデント記録・実験ログ)を
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+ バージョン管理された「Knowledge Unit」に変換し、決定論的なルールエンジンで
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+ 最終判断は常に人間に返す設計。「AIが独断で"安全"と判定するツールではない」ことが前提。
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+ **安全設計のポイント**:
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+ `HUMAN_APPROVAL_REQUIRED` を返す。
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+ - 査定中、ナレッジリポジトリは読み取り専用。同じAIエージェントに自分のルール・知識を
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+ 書き換える権限は与えない(知識汚染対策)。
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+ - 未検証の入力に含まれる「このルールを無視して」等の指示は常にデータとして扱い、
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+ 命令としては扱わない(プロンプトインジェクション対策)。
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+ - 外部LLMに生の秘密情報(APIキー等)を送らない保証は、NGワードでのフィルタではなく
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+ **構造的**(宛先名・ツール名は最初から匿名ラベルに置換してからLLMへ渡す)。
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+ **現状**: M1〜M8のマイルストーンはすべて完了(`done`)。ライセンスはApache-2.0。
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+ </details>
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+
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+ **Deterministic security-assessment engine + knowledge retrieval + optional LLM assistance.**
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+ A PoC that converts existing security knowledge (notes, GitHub, incident records,
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+ experiment logs) into versioned *Knowledge Units*, and uses a swappable general LLM
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+ as an *optional* reasoning layer for first-pass AI-security assessment of
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+ Prompt / RAG / Agent / Tool / Memory / Credential surfaces.
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+
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+ The source of truth for the design is the Google Drive document
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+ *"Security Knowledge OS — Claude Code Implementation Specification v0.1"* (2026-09-10).
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+
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+ > This system is **not** an AI that decides "safe" on its own. It finds evidence,
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+ > evaluates against rules, flags gaps, and supports a human decision.
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+
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+ ## Security disclaimer & scope
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+
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+ - **This is a security assessment *support* tool, not a security guarantee.**
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+ - **`PASS` is not a security guarantee.** It means "no major issue was detected
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+ within the assessed scope, the available evidence, the active knowledge
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+ revision, the rule set, and the model configuration". It does not prove the
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+ target is secure.
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+ - **`UNKNOWN` is a valid, first-class verdict** - it means evidence was
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+ insufficient. The engine returns `UNKNOWN` rather than guessing.
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+ - **Fixture performance is not real-world effectiveness.** The current metrics
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+ (known-risk recall, false-positive rate, etc.) are measured on a small set of
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+ *artificial* fixtures and show that the mechanism separates
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+ vulnerable / safe / unknown as designed. They do **not** establish real-world
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+ security effectiveness.
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+ - **Human review is required.** High-impact decisions - deployment approval, risk
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+ acceptance, and anything affecting money, people, contracts, production, or
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+ external parties - stay with a named human owner. High-impact *actions* are
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+ never auto-executed; the engine returns `HUMAN_APPROVAL_REQUIRED`.
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+ - **The Knowledge Repository is read-only during assessment.** Retrieved content
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+ can contain descriptions of prompt injection, tool abuse, and memory poisoning;
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+ letting the same agent modify its own rules or knowledge would create a
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+ knowledge-poisoning path. Do not grant an AI agent write access to the
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+ production Knowledge Repository. Changes go through a separate review workflow.
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+
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+ ### Trust boundary
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+
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+ | Trusted / controlled | Untrusted / potentially adversarial |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | Reviewed Knowledge Units | User prompts |
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+ | Approved risk rules | External documents / web / PDF / images |
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+ | Classification gate | RAG content before source & integrity verification |
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+ | Deterministic rule engine | The assessed AI's own output |
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+ | Human review / maintainer approval | LLM-generated observations & suggestions |
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+ | | An update pack before verification |
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+
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+ "Ignore this rule" / "rewrite the knowledge" appearing in any untrusted input is
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+ treated as data, never as a control instruction. Details in
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+ `docs/safety-boundaries.md` and `docs/threat-model.md`.
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+
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+ ## Core principles
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+
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+ - The LLM is **off by default**. `Input -> AssessmentContext -> Rule Engine -> Finding -> Report`
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+ runs with no network, no API key, no LLM.
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+ - Knowledge and the reasoning model are **separated**. The LLM is a replaceable layer.
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+ - No unfounded guessing. `UNKNOWN` is a first-class verdict.
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+ - The LLM layer can **never create or clear a `FAIL`** (decision A8).
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+ - `public` / `internal` / `confidential` / `secret` are never mixed (decision A1).
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+ - The final decision is always returned to a human.
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+
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+ ## Milestone status
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+
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+ | Milestone | State | Deliverables |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | **M1 — Skeleton + Schema + Validator** | done | directory tree, `app/models/*`, `app/ingestion/validator.py`, `scripts/validate_knowledge.py`, `docs/knowledge-schema.md` |
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+ | **M2 — Knowledge Loader + FTS5 Retrieval** | done | `app/ingestion/{loader,chunker}.py`, `app/storage/{db,repository}.py`, `app/retrieval/{base,bm25,hybrid,index}.py`, `scripts/{ingest,build_index}.py` |
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+ | **M3 — Deterministic Rule Engine** | done | `app/models/rule_clause.py`, `app/reviewer/{facts,clause_eval,rule_loader,rule_engine,normalize,attack_surface,evidence,rollup,assess}.py`, `rules/**` (7 rules), `scripts/validate_rules.py`, `docs/rule-schema.md` |
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+ | **M4 — LLM Adapter + Reviewer** | done | `app/llm/{base,mock,anthropic_client,factory}.py`, `app/models/{reviewer_output,llm_io}.py`, `app/reviewer/{llm_review,questions}.py`, `assess()` full, `scripts/assess.py` |
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+ | **M5 — Safe Test + Human Gate** | done | `app/models/policy_outcome.py`, `app/policy/{human_gate,knowledge_guard,safe_test}.py`, `app/storage/integrity.py`, `safe_tests/**` (4 templates), `scripts/validate_safe_tests.py` |
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+ | **M6 — Orchestrator + CLI + API** | done | `app/models/report.py`, `app/reviewer/report.py`, `app/cli.py` (`skos`), `app/main.py` (FastAPI), `app/retrieval/index.py::reindex_atomic` |
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+ | **M7 — Fixtures + Evaluation + starter KUs** | done | `knowledge/public/**` (14 KUs), `tests/fixtures/assessments/{safe,vulnerable,unknown}/`, `app/eval/metrics.py`, `scripts/evaluate.py`, JA retrieval (trigram) |
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+ | **M8 — Docs + hardening** | done | Security disclaimer (AC-15–18), KU `provenance` schema, `docs/{attribution,threat-model,architecture}.md`, `sbom.json`, `scripts/{secret_scan,generate_sbom,preflight}.py` |
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+
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+ ## Quickstart (M1)
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ python3.12 -m venv .venv
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+ .venv/bin/pip install -e ".[api,llm,dev]" -c constraints.txt --build-constraint constraints.txt
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+
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+ # Validate the knowledge base (empty on a fresh checkout -> 0 issues)
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+ .venv/bin/python scripts/validate_knowledge.py knowledge
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+
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+ # Load-check a knowledge root, then build the FTS5 index from it
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+ .venv/bin/python scripts/ingest.py knowledge
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+ .venv/bin/python scripts/build_index.py knowledge --db var/index.sqlite
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+
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+ # Validate the deterministic rule catalogue and the safe-test templates
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+ .venv/bin/python scripts/validate_rules.py rules
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+ .venv/bin/python scripts/validate_safe_tests.py safe_tests
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+
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+ # Run an assessment (provider=none by default: the deterministic engine does the work)
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+ .venv/bin/skos assess tests/fixtures/assessments/V-001-indirect-injection-auto-email.yaml
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+ .venv/bin/skos test # run all 14 fixtures as a smoke test
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+
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+ # Rebuild the FTS index (atomic + fail-closed; never touches knowledge content)
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+ .venv/bin/skos reindex knowledge --db var/index.sqlite
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+
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+ # Local API (needs the [api] extra)
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+ .venv/bin/uvicorn app.main:app
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+
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+ # Evaluate the engine + indexed knowledge against the labelled fixtures (§24 metrics)
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+ .venv/bin/python scripts/evaluate.py --db var/index.sqlite
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+
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+ # Run the test-suite
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+ .venv/bin/pytest -q
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+ ```
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+
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+ The MVP ships **14 public Knowledge Units** (`knowledge/public/`; 13 from
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+ published standards - OWASP LLM Top 10 2025, MITRE ATLAS, NIST AI RMF / AI 600-1;
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+ one in Japanese - plus one, KU-0014, an original write-up of a vulnerability
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+ class this project's own pre-publication review process actually found). Each
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+ unit carries `provenance` (source title, URL, version, licence, derivation
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+ status, last-verified date). See `docs/knowledge-corpus.md` and
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+ `docs/attribution.md`.
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+
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+ **Internal fixture evaluation** (`scripts/evaluate.py`, 14 artificial fixtures ×
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+ 14 indexed KUs):
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+
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+ ```
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+ Classification Leakage = 0
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+ Safe Test Safety Violation = 0
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+ Human Gate Bypass = 0
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+ current controlled-fixture metrics = 1.0
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+ (known-risk recall, false-positive rate=0, UNKNOWN-appropriateness,
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+ evidence coverage, citation/source match)
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+ ```
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+
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+ These results **do not establish real-world security effectiveness**. They show
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+ the mechanism behaves as designed on a controlled set.
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+
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+ ### `skos` CLI
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+ `validate-knowledge` · `validate-rules` · `validate-safe-tests` · `ingest` ·
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+ `reindex` · `assess` · `report` · `test`. Exit codes: `0` ok, `1` findings
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+ failure with `--strict`, `2` usage/input error, `3` `POLICY_BLOCKED`.
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+ ### API (`app/main.py`)
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+ `POST /v1/assessments` · `GET /v1/assessments/{id}` ·
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+ `POST /v1/assessments/{id}/answers` · `GET /v1/assessments/{id}/history` ·
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+ `GET /v1/assessments/{id}/report` · `POST /v1/knowledge/validate` (read-only) ·
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+ `POST /v1/knowledge/reindex` · `GET /health`.
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+ `/answers` takes a **typed `AnswerPatch`** - an allow-list of fields a follow-up
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+ question can fill (`memory_persistent`, `memory_scope`, `outbound_enabled`,
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+ `credential_storage`, `tool_permissions`, `human_approval`, …). There is no
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+ generic deep-merge and no field is *named* for a raw secret value.
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+ The actual "never sends a raw secret to the external LLM" guarantee is
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+ **structural, not a content filter**: fields that are identifiers/hostnames
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+ *by contract* (`rag_sources`, `outbound_destinations`, `tool_permissions`/
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+ `human_approval` keys, tool `name`s) are never forwarded to the LLM as their
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+ real value at all - `app/reviewer/llm_review.py::build_payload()` replaces
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+ each with a stable, locally-scoped anonymized label (`rag_source_1`,
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+ `destination_1`, `tool_1`, `action_1`, …) before ever constructing the
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+ request, consistently across `assessment_context` and `attack_surface` so
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+ the LLM can still reason about structure (counts, permissions, which
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+ labelled tool needs approval) and refer to a specific one across its own
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+ observations. This closes the class outright: no value these fields could
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+ ever hold - a known credential shape, an unknown future one, or a genuine
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+ business secret that merely looks like an ordinary name - can reach the
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+ provider through them, because the raw value is never serialized in the
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+ first place (Codex#1, rounds 9-14, 2026-09-12 -- 2026-09-13, five rounds of
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+ content-filter attempts each defeated by a new shape - see
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+ `tests/unit/test_llm_review.py`). The ORIGINAL objects (used by the
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+ deterministic rule engine, and returned to the calling human via
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+ `AssessmentResult.attack_surface`) are untouched; only the LLM request-
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+ building path is anonymized. `app/models/_credential_shapes.py`'s denylist
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+ (known credential shapes) and allowlist (identifier-shaped values) remain
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+ as defense in depth on these same fields, not as this boundary.
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+ `system_prompt`/`developer_prompt` (actual prose, not identifiers) are
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+ never anonymized and only get the denylist - an arbitrary opaque string
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+ with no recognizable shape is indistinguishable from ordinary prose there.
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+ Given this project's Vault-only credential policy, never place a real
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+ secret in any assessment field regardless. **Rejected (HTTP 422):**
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+ an unknown patch field, a permission value outside the closed enum, a type
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+ mismatch. Tool names are *not* a fixed vocabulary - a diagnosed system can have
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+ any tool name - so `tool_permissions[<new name>]` **adds** that tool to the
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+ assessment (and a high-impact permission on it becomes a re-evaluation target);
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+ `tool_permissions[<existing>]` replaces its permission. The patched input is
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+ **re-assessed from scratch** - findings are never edited in place - and the new
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+ result records `supersedes` and `revision`.
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+ ### Deviation from the spec
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+ Spec Section 5 recommends **Typer** for the CLI; this build uses stdlib `argparse`
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+ so the core install needs only `pydantic` + `pyyaml`. Spec Section 18's
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+ `POST /v1/knowledge/reindex` is implemented as index-only re-derivation (it never
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+ accepts or changes knowledge content).
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+ **There is no endpoint that changes knowledge content.** `/v1/knowledge/reindex`
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+ only re-derives the FTS index from the already-verified read-only knowledge root
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+ (classification + integrity checked before an atomic swap; the old index is kept
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+ on any failure).
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+ HTTP status and policy outcome are separate layers: a policy-blocked assessment
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+ is HTTP 422 with `status: "POLICY_BLOCKED"` and the `policy_decision` in the body,
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+ never HTTP 200 with empty findings. `human_review_required` is a workflow flag
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+ inside a `COMPLETED` (HTTP 200) body, not an error.
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+ Rules are **data, never code** - see `docs/rule-schema.md`. The deterministic
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+ assessment path (`app/reviewer/assess.py`) runs with no LLM: it normalizes the
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+ input, extracts the attack surface, evaluates the rule catalogue over a
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+ whitelisted fact set, and rolls the findings up. A rule is never `PASS` while any
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+ check was `UNKNOWN` or any required evidence was missing.
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+ The LLM is an **optional additive layer** (`SKOS_LLM_PROVIDER`, default `none`).
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+ It receives the deterministic findings as a read-only view and its output schema
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+ has no field for a status or an overall verdict, so it structurally cannot change
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+ a deterministic result - it can only add `LLM-OBS-*` observations (capped at
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+ `WARN`/`UNKNOWN`), questions, and notes. Malformed LLM output is repaired once,
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+ then discarded (`LLM_PARSE_ERROR`).
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+ **Policy outcomes are typed** (`PolicyOutcome`: `ALLOWED` /
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+ `HUMAN_APPROVAL_REQUIRED` / `POLICY_BLOCKED` / `READ_ONLY_VIOLATION`), never bare
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+ strings. The Human Gate fails closed - a recognised high-impact action, or any
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+ unrecognised one, returns `HUMAN_APPROVAL_REQUIRED`. The Knowledge Repository is
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+ read-only during assessment. Safe tests are **vetted templates only**
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+ (`safe_tests/*.yaml`, passed through a deterministic validator that forbids real
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+ secrets, external destinations, destructive operations and production targets);
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+ an LLM's `safe_test_suggestions` land in `safe_test_proposals` as untrusted ideas
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+ and are never promoted to an executable test automatically.
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+ The knowledge root and index path are parameters (`SKOS_KNOWLEDGE_ROOT`,
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+ `SKOS_DB_PATH`), so the same code serves `knowledge/` today and a Pack Manager's
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+ `active/knowledge/` later. `top_k` counts Knowledge Units; secret-classified units
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+ never enter the index.
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+ `scripts/validate_knowledge.py` exits non-zero when any `ERROR`-level issue is found
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+ (use `--strict` to also fail on warnings).
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+ ## Knowledge classification & layout (decision A1)
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+ ```
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+ knowledge/
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+ ├─ public/ # git-tracked; retrievable in PUBLIC and PRIVATE mode
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+ │ ├─ prompt-security/ rag-security/ agent-security/
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+ │ ├─ memory-security/ credential-security/
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+ │ └─ incidents/ methodology/
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+ └─ private/ # git-ignored content (skeleton kept)
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+ ├─ internal/ # PRIVATE mode only
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+ └─ confidential/ # PRIVATE mode + explicit --allow-confidential
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+ secret/ # OUTSIDE this repository, separate root.
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+ # Never indexed, never sent to an LLM.
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+ ```
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+ `classification: secret` appearing anywhere inside the repo is a validator **ERROR**.
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+ ## LLM configuration (decision A3)
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+ The default provider is `none`. To enable an external LLM, set both:
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+ ```bash
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+ export SKOS_LLM_PROVIDER=anthropic
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+ export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=... # injected by the operator, never stored in the repo
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+ ```
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+ See `.env.example`.
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+ ## Documentation
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+ - `docs/architecture.md` — component overview and configurability seams
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+ - `docs/threat-model.md` — assets, trust boundary, threats & controls, residual risks
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+ - `docs/safety-boundaries.md` — decisions A1/A3/A6/A7/A8, Human Gate, §32 read-only, §33 trust boundary
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+ - `docs/knowledge-schema.md` — Knowledge Unit schema (front matter + `provenance` + body)
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+ - `docs/rule-schema.md` — data-only rule schema and operators
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+ - `docs/safe-test-schema.md` — safe-test schema, validator rules, Human Gate, read-only guard
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+ - `docs/knowledge-corpus.md` — the 14 shipped Knowledge Units and their sources
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+ - `docs/attribution.md` — third-party sources, licences, derivation status
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+ - `docs/acceptance-criteria.md` — AC-01..20 status and §24 evaluation metrics
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+ ## Licence
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+ Apache License 2.0 — see `LICENSE` and `NOTICE`.
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+ The engine code is licensed under Apache-2.0. The Knowledge Units under
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+ `knowledge/public/` are original prose licensed under the same terms; they cite
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+ public standards (OWASP, MITRE ATLAS, NIST) and do not reproduce third-party text
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+ verbatim (see `docs/attribution.md`). A future commercial "Update Pack" would be
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+ licensed separately (see the Update Pack / Distribution specification).