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fix(runner): kernel_event v1 labels O_EXCL as exclusive; keep v0 frozen - #3404
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…nd frozen v0 mapping RED: v1 events, the v1 producer stamp and the runner-kernel-ndjson-v1 incident format do not exist yet. v0 controls already pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
kernel_event.v0 derived the "exclusive" operation flag from bit 0o400, which on Linux is O_NOCTTY, not O_EXCL (0o200). O_EXCL opens went unlabelled and O_NOCTTY opens were labelled exclusive. The same mapping is the admission check, so correcting v0 in place would refuse every retained v0 archive with those flags, including a checked-in golden. Add kernel_event.v1 with the corrected mapping (open_operation_flags_v1) and keep the v0 function unchanged, documented as an erratum. The producer now writes v1. validate_emitted dispatches by schema. Incident packages admit a new runner-kernel-ndjson-v1 input format with the same rules and observation ceiling as v0; each format admits only its own schema. flags remains authoritative in both versions. Decision: Grok 4.7 High and Muse (muse-wonder-1.0) both recommended this additive v1 over an in-place fix or a docs-only change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A mutation that moved the v1 append bit survived the earlier tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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crates/assay-runner-core/src/kernel/tests/events.rs: 1
53-77: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd separate producer fixtures for
O_EXCLandO_NOCTTY.The combined fixture does not distinguish the v1 helper from the v0 helper. With both bits set, the v0 helper still emits
"exclusive", so revertingdecoded_open_eventtoopen_operation_flagswould pass the current assertion. Add separate producer cases and assert thatO_NOCTTYproduces no"exclusive"label.Suggested fix
#[test] -fn openat_event_stamps_v1_and_labels_o_excl_not_o_noctty() { +fn openat_event_stamps_v1_and_labels_o_excl_as_exclusive() { let mut builder = KernelLayerBuilder::new("run_001").unwrap(); - // O_WRONLY | O_CREAT | O_EXCL | O_NOCTTY (Linux: O_EXCL 0o200, O_NOCTTY 0o400) + // O_WRONLY | O_CREAT | O_EXCL (Linux: O_EXCL 0o200) builder .push_monitor_event(&open_event( b"/tmp/assay-exclusive-file\0", - 0o1 | 0o100 | 0o200 | 0o400, + 0o1 | 0o100 | 0o200, 7, )) .unwrap(); @@ vec!["create".to_string(), "exclusive".to_string()] ); } + +#[test] +fn openat_event_does_not_label_o_noctty_as_exclusive() { + let mut builder = KernelLayerBuilder::new("run_001").unwrap(); + + builder + .push_monitor_event(&open_event( + b"/tmp/assay-noctty-file\0", + 0o400, + 7, + )) + .unwrap(); + let capture = builder.finish( + &MonitorStatsSnapshot::default(), + &MonitorStatsSnapshot::default(), + ); + let record: KernelLayerEvent = serde_json::from_slice(&capture.kernel_layer_ndjson).unwrap(); + + assert_eq!(record.schema, "assay.runner.kernel_event.v1"); + assert_eq!(record.operation_flags, Vec::<String>::new()); +}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @docs/architecture/SPEC-Incident-Package-v1.md:
- Around line 149-151: Update the Runner kernel-layer NDJSON admission sentence
to include both `runner-kernel-ndjson-v0` and `runner-kernel-ndjson-v1`,
consistent with the format table and verifier, so operators can select the
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Review comments at @docs/reference/runner/schema/kernel-event-v1.schema.json:
- Line 242: Update the schema fields in all six examples from
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- Around line 41-47: Update the kernel event v1 schema enum to admit the
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Review comments at @crates/assay-runner-core/src/kernel/tests/events.rs:
- Around line 53-77: Split openat_event_stamps_v1_and_labels_o_excl_not_o_noctty
into separate producer cases: test O_EXCL alone still emits the exclusive label,
and test O_NOCTTY alone emits no exclusive label. Keep the v1 schema assertion
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Admit the network kinds emitted by the runner.
The v1 schema omits sendto and sendmsg. The runner emits both, and KernelLayerEvent::validate_emitted admits them at crates/assay-runner-schema/src/kernel_event.rs Line 220. A valid v1 network record therefore fails this published line schema. Add both kinds and their event_type mappings (6 and 7).
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Review comment at @docs/reference/runner/schema/kernel-event-v1.schema.json
around lines 41 - 47:
Update the kernel event v1 schema enum to admit the runner-emitted sendto and
sendmsg kinds, and add their corresponding event_type mappings as 6 and 7.
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Non-building review of head Verdict: BLOCKED. The v0 function body, the Linux bit values, format isolation, and the v1 open-label dispatch hold. Four defects block: an unclassified production identity (CI red), a stale generated crosswalk (CI red), delegated acceptance readers that still require Toolchain: What heldv0 body. Extracted with Tests that touch the golden, and what I actually ran:
Pre-existing v0 tests I did run, all green, before any mutation: Linux bits, both arches. Primary generic header, torvalds/linux tag
Debian source aarch64: Debian x86_64: Debian Format branches in
I searched Format isolation. Schema JSON. Parsed both files. Structural diff is exactly five fields: Public surface. Added: Helper seam. CHANGELOG. The Unreleased fixed entry matches the code: v1 F1 open —
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… tests Review of the previous head (BLOCKED) found four places still on v0 and one unpinned rule: - CLI-JSON-IDENTITIES.md lists assay.runner.kernel_event.v1; - the v1 JSON Schema examples carry the v1 schema (plus an O_EXCL example), and the generated configuration crosswalk is regenerated; - the four runner-spike acceptance scripts expect the v1 schema the runner now writes; - the SPEC admission sentence names runner-kernel-ndjson-v1; - the observation ceiling is pinned for the v1 format as well (narrowing it back to v0 now fails a test). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Non-building review of head Verdict: READY. The four blockers from Toolchain: Delta from the blocked head is nine files: the identity row, the crosswalk, the SPEC admission sentence, the v1 schema examples, the four acceptance scripts, and a v1 ceiling test. Production Rust between those two SHAs did not change. F1 fixed — identity inventory
F2 fixed — schema examples and generated crosswalk
F3 fixed — acceptance readersThe four scripts now require the schema the producer writes:
Each compares Search: What that search did find, and why it does not fail the v1 producer:
I did not run the Linux delegated proof. F4 fixed — SPEC admission sentence
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Control, before the mutation, full suite: Mutation: line 2161 narrowed from Line 724 is the case that records Other suites
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{"id": "F1", "summary": "kernel_event.v1 is listed in CLI-JSON-IDENTITIES.md:131; every_production_identity_is_classified passed.", "disposition": "fixed"},
{"id": "F2", "summary": "v1 schema examples declare kernel_event.v1 and the generated crosswalk reproduces (55 further types, v1 count 1).", "disposition": "fixed"},
{"id": "F3", "summary": "Four runner-spike acceptance scripts expect kernel_event.v1. No remaining scripts or workflow check requires v0 from the current producer. Linux delegated proof was not run.", "disposition": "fixed"},
{"id": "F4", "summary": "SPEC-Incident-Package-v1.md:149 admits runner-kernel-ndjson-v0 or runner-kernel-ndjson-v1.", "disposition": "fixed"}
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operation_flags).b011f5f5715f887664e30370ee78253eef73b656. Measured on macOS arm64 in thebuilder worktree; the push ran the repository pre-push hooks.
rule, the ADR-043 grid is untouched, and the v1 input format gets the same observation ceiling as v0
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unknownwithout context, capped atlimited).Behavior
kernel_event.v0derives theexclusiveoperation flag from bit0o400. On Linux that bit isO_NOCTTY;O_EXCLis0o200. SoO_EXCLopens went unlabelled andO_NOCTTYopens were labelledexclusive. A real capture showed both: flags524481(O_WRONLY|O_CREAT|O_EXCL|O_CLOEXEC) labelled["create"], and655616(O_CLOEXEC|O_NOFOLLOW|O_NOCTTY) labelled["exclusive"].The same mapping is the admission check (
validate_emitted, used by incident-packageverification). Fixing v0 in place would refuse every retained v0 source with those flags, including
the checked-in golden
combined_session_3345.tar. This PR therefore:assay.runner.kernel_event.v1withopen_operation_flags_v1(
exclusive=0o200).open_operation_flags(v0) is unchanged and its rustdoc carries anerratum.
validate_emittedpicks the mapping from the event's schema.An unknown schema still refuses with
UnknownSchema.KERNEL_EVENT_SCHEMA_V1added inassay-runner-core. The v0 constant is kept.runner-kernel-ndjson-v1has the same rules,limits and observation ceiling as v0. Each format admits only its own schema; a mixed line refuses
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unknown_schema.kernel-event-v1.schema.json; an erratum in the v0 schema description(enum and const unchanged); the SPEC, the runner artifacts reference and the CHANGELOG.
The raw
flagsvalue was always correct and stays authoritative. The change is additive:cargo-semver-checkswas not run.Decision record: Grok 4.7 High and Muse (
muse-wonder-1.0) were consulted read-only and bothrecommended this additive v1 over an in-place fix or a docs-only change. The non-public decision
record is kept separately.
Non-Claims
Also not claimed: per-call kernel causality, or any change to what
operation_flagsproves. Thelabels remain open-intent hints, not fd-level evidence.
Test Evidence
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bd3fcab6aadds the tests only. Against unchanged code:cargo test -p assay-runner-schema --lib: the v1 test fails,left: Err(UnknownSchema) right: Ok(Filesystem).cargo test -p assay-runner-core --lib openat_event: the producer test fails,left: "assay.runner.kernel_event.v0" right: "...v1".cargo test -p assay-evidence --test incident_kernel_admission kernel_v: the v1 format is refused(
PackageRefused), and v0-in-v1 givesUnknownFormatwhereUnknownSchemais expected.The v0 frozen-mapping controls already passed at RED.
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cargo test -p assay-runner-schema,-p assay-runner-coreand-p assay-evidence: all pass. Thegolden fixture and the existing v0 admission tests are unchanged and still pass.
One intentional golden update: the producer wire-format test in
assay-runner-core/src/kernel/tests/events.rsnow expectskernel_event.v1.cargo clippy -p assay-runner-schema -p assay-runner-core -p assay-evidence -p assay-cli --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean.cargo fmt, and the pre-commit and pre-push hooks: passed.Mutations, each restored afterwards; all six are caught:
exclusiveback to0o4000o200v1_operation_flags_follow_the_linux_open_bits: the first run let this mutation surviveReview round 1
Grok 4.7 High reviewed the first head (
074391c30bc8377a473cb64d5b3a6b811d2587b0) and returned BLOCKED.Its findings are on this PR. Each one is fixed in
b011f5f57:kernel_event.v1is now listed indocs/architecture/CLI-JSON-IDENTITIES.md; this was the ubuntucli_json_identitiesfailure.runner-spike-*-acceptance.shscripts now expect the v1 schema the runner writes.runner-kernel-ndjson-v1.kernel_v1_surface_observation_has_the_same_ceiling_as_v0. A mutation that narrows the ceiling check back to v0 fails it.Locally green:
cargo test -p assay-evidence --test incident_kernel_admission(12 tests),cargo test -p assay-cli --test cli_json_identities, and the pre-commit and pre-push hooks.Review Quorum
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