feat(guardrails): autonomous pipeline — orchestration, auto-review, ship agent#145
feat(guardrails): autonomous pipeline — orchestration, auto-review, ship agent#145
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…#141/#142 Bug 0-1: Add exit code guards to all git() helper callers to prevent using stdout from failed commands in security decisions. Bug 0-2: Fix team.ts mut() merge regex to use (\s|$) instead of \b, preventing false matches on "git merge-base". Bug 0-3: Create MUTATING_TOOLS constant (edit/write/apply_patch/multiedit) and use it consistently for review_state resets and advisories. Bug 0-4: Verified Python test detector regex already handles subdirectory paths correctly via (^|\/) pattern — no change needed. Bug 0-5: Convert chat.message git fetch from blocking await to fire-and-forget with deferred advisory surfaced on next message. Bug 0-6: Add secExempt pattern to skip .env.example/.sample/.template files from secret material read blocks. Bug 0-7: Add apply_patch to tool.execute.before preflight checks for security files, config files, version baseline, and context budget. Bug 0-8: Tighten mut[] regex patterns: \brm\b → \brm\s+, \bmv\b → \bmv\s+, \bcp\b → \bcp\s+ to reduce false positives from arguments. Closes #140, Closes #141, Closes #142 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add ship agent with gh pr merge permission for /ship command - Rewrite /ship from read-only gate to executable merge workflow - Fix delegation worktree empty init (Issue #144): verify files after creation - Inject working directory path into child session prompts - Auto-commit applied worker changes in merge() to prevent uncommitted drift - Add ship agent to AGENTS.md subagents table Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…p command Add a dedicated ship agent with `gh pr merge` permission, replacing the read-only review agent for the /ship command. The ship agent uses deny-by-default permissions with explicit allowlists for git read commands and gh PR operations, enabling OpenCode to actually execute merges instead of saying "please merge manually." - New: packages/guardrails/profile/agents/ship.md (deny-by-default, gh pr merge allowed) - Rewrite: /ship command from read-only gate check to executable merge workflow - Update: AGENTS.md subagents table with ship agent entry - Update: test replay fixture and assertion to use ship agent Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… management Add autonomous pipeline support to guardrail.ts: - Client type for session API (create, prompt, status, messages, abort) - Workflow state tracking (phase, PR URL, review attempts, issues) - Auto-review trigger on session.idle (3+ edits, review pending) - pollIdle/readResult/parseFindings helpers for review pipeline - checklist() gate for merge readiness (tests, review, CI, findings) - Workflow phase transitions in tool.execute.after (PR/test/merge/CI/issue) - experimental.chat.system.transform hook for pipeline guidance - command.execute.before: /implement and /auto workflow initialization - Compacting context includes workflow phase, PR, review attempts - New /auto command for full autonomous pipeline execution Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
This PR extends the guardrails profile toward an autonomous workflow pipeline by adding auto-review orchestration, a dedicated /ship subagent that can execute gh pr merge, and tightening/repairing delegation worktree behavior.
Changes:
- Add an auto-review pipeline triggered on
session.idle(edits ≥ 3) plus workflow phase/state tracking and system prompt injection. - Introduce a new
shipagent + rewrite/shipcommand to verify gates and rungh pr merge; add/autocommand for end-to-end automation. - Improve delegation/worktree handling in
team.ts(worktree verification, auto-commit, mutating regex adjustments) and update scenario tests/replays.
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| File | Description |
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| packages/guardrails/profile/plugins/guardrail.ts | Adds auto-review + workflow orchestration/state, expands mutation handling, and adjusts secret detection. |
| packages/guardrails/profile/plugins/team.ts | Worktree creation verification, auto-commit after merge-back, and mutating command regex tweaks. |
| packages/guardrails/profile/agents/ship.md | New ship subagent with restricted permissions and merge capability. |
| packages/guardrails/profile/commands/ship.md | Rewrites /ship into an executable merge workflow (gates → merge). |
| packages/guardrails/profile/commands/auto.md | Adds /auto command instructions for autonomous pipeline execution. |
| packages/guardrails/profile/AGENTS.md | Documents the new ship agent. |
| packages/opencode/test/scenario/replay.ts | Updates ship replay metadata to use the new ship agent/prompt. |
| packages/opencode/test/scenario/guardrails.test.ts | Updates expectation that ship maps to the ship agent. |
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packages/guardrails/profile/plugins/guardrail.ts:797
tool.execute.beforeapplies deny/version/context-budget checks toedit/write/apply_patch, but not tomultiedit. Sincemultiedittakes afilePathand performs sequential edits, this creates a policy bypass for secret/config protection and the version/context gates. Consider extending the same checks tomultiedit(and if needed, iterating througheditsto validate each operation) to keep behavior consistent with other mutating tools.
"tool.execute.before": async (
item: { tool: string; args?: unknown },
out: { args: Record<string, unknown> },
) => {
const file = pick(out.args ?? item.args)
if (file && (item.tool === "read" || item.tool === "edit" || item.tool === "write" || item.tool === "apply_patch")) {
const err = deny(file, item.tool === "read" ? "read" : "edit")
if (err) {
await mark({ last_block: item.tool, last_file: rel(input.worktree, file), last_reason: err })
throw new Error(text(err))
}
}
if (item.tool === "edit" || item.tool === "write" || item.tool === "apply_patch") {
const err = await version(out.args ?? {})
if (err) {
await mark({ last_block: item.tool, last_file: file ? rel(input.worktree, file) : "", last_reason: err })
throw new Error(text(err))
}
}
if ((item.tool === "edit" || item.tool === "write" || item.tool === "apply_patch") && file && code(file)) {
const count = await budget()
if (count >= 4) {
const budgetData = await stash(state)
const readFiles = list(budgetData.read_files).slice(-5).join(", ")
const err = `context budget exceeded after ${count} source reads (recent: ${readFiles || "unknown"}). Recovery options:\n(1) call \`team\` tool to delegate edit to isolated worker\n(2) use \`background\` tool for side work\n(3) narrow edit scope to a specific function/section rather than whole file\n(4) start a new session and continue from where you left off`
await mark({ last_block: item.tool, last_file: rel(input.worktree, file), last_reason: err })
throw new Error(text(err))
}
}
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| const secExempt = /\.(example|sample|template)$/i | ||
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| function has(file: string, list: RegExp[]) { | ||
| if (list === sec && secExempt.test(file)) return false | ||
| return list.some((item) => item.test(file)) |
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secExempt currently exempts any path ending with .example, .sample, or .template from all sec protections. This weakens the secret-file guard broadly (e.g., a file matching *.key or *.pem but suffixed with .template would no longer be blocked). If the goal is only to allow .env.example (Issue #142), please narrow the exemption to explicit .env.(example|sample|template) (or a small allowlist) rather than a generic extension-based bypass.
| const REVIEW_POLL_GAP = 750 | ||
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| async function pollIdle(sessionID: string) { | ||
| for (;;) { | ||
| const stat = await input.client.session.status({ query: { directory: input.directory } }) | ||
| const item = stat.data?.[sessionID] | ||
| if (!item || item.type === "idle") return |
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pollIdle() loops indefinitely with no timeout/abort path. If the review session never reaches idle (API issue, stuck run, missing status entry), autoReview() never resolves/rejects and auto_review_in_progress can remain stuck true, preventing future auto-reviews and leaking a background task. Consider adding a max wait (and/or using input.client.session.abort) and ensuring auto_review_in_progress is cleared on timeout.
| const REVIEW_POLL_GAP = 750 | |
| async function pollIdle(sessionID: string) { | |
| for (;;) { | |
| const stat = await input.client.session.status({ query: { directory: input.directory } }) | |
| const item = stat.data?.[sessionID] | |
| if (!item || item.type === "idle") return | |
| const REVIEW_POLL_GAP = 750 | |
| const REVIEW_POLL_TIMEOUT = 60_000 | |
| async function pollIdle(sessionID: string) { | |
| const deadline = Date.now() + REVIEW_POLL_TIMEOUT | |
| const sessionClient = input.client.session as typeof input.client.session & { | |
| abort?: (args: { path: { id: string }; query: { directory: string } }) => Promise<unknown> | |
| } | |
| for (;;) { | |
| const stat = await input.client.session.status({ query: { directory: input.directory } }) | |
| const item = stat.data?.[sessionID] | |
| if (!item || item.type === "idle") return | |
| if (Date.now() >= deadline) { | |
| if (typeof sessionClient.abort === "function") { | |
| await sessionClient.abort({ path: { id: sessionID }, query: { directory: input.directory } }).catch(() => undefined) | |
| } | |
| throw new Error(`Timed out waiting for review session ${sessionID} to become idle`) | |
| } |
| await pollIdle(made.data.id) | ||
| const result = await readResult(made.data.id) | ||
| const findings = parseFindings(result.text) | ||
| await mark({ | ||
| auto_review_in_progress: false, | ||
| auto_review_session: made.data.id, | ||
| review_state: "done", | ||
| reviewed: true, | ||
| review_at: new Date().toISOString(), | ||
| edits_since_review: 0, | ||
| review_critical_count: findings.critical, | ||
| review_high_count: findings.high, | ||
| }) |
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autoReview() marks review_state: "done" even when the spawned session returns no assistant message (result.text === "") or reports an error (result.error). This can incorrectly satisfy merge gates without a valid review result. Consider treating empty/error results as a failed review: keep review_state unset, record the error, and notify the parent session.
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The mutating-bash detector includes a bare />/, which matches > inside quoted strings (e.g., echo "version > 2") and will trigger mutating behavior like review_state resets and protected-mutation blocks. To avoid false positives (Issue #141), tighten this to only match redirections outside quotes (or add a scrub/parse step similar to team.ts before applying the regexes).
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| /(?:^|[ \t;&|()])\d*>>?\s*(?:"[^"]+"|'[^']+'|(?!&?\d+\b)[^\s"'&|;()<>]+)/i, |
| function scrub(cmd: string) { | ||
| return cmd | ||
| .replace(/(?:\d*>>?|\&>>?|\&>)\s*\/dev\/null\b/g, " ") | ||
| .replace(/\d*>\s*&\s*\d+\b/g, " ") | ||
| .replace(/\d*>\s*&-/g, " ") | ||
| } | ||
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| function mut(cmd: string) { | ||
| const data = scrub(cmd) | ||
| return [ | ||
| /\brm\b/i, | ||
| /\bmv\b/i, | ||
| /\bcp\b/i, | ||
| /\brm\s+/i, | ||
| /\bmv\s+/i, | ||
| /\bcp\s+/i, | ||
| /\bchmod\b/i, | ||
| /\bchown\b/i, | ||
| /\btouch\b/i, | ||
| /\btruncate\b/i, | ||
| /\btee\b/i, | ||
| /\bsed\s+-i\b/i, | ||
| /\bperl\s+-pi\b/i, | ||
| />/, | ||
| /\bgit\s+(apply|am|merge|rebase|cherry-pick|checkout\s+--|reset\s+--hard)\b/i, | ||
| /\bgit\s+(apply|am|rebase|cherry-pick|checkout\s+--|reset\s+--hard)\b/i, | ||
| /\bgit\s+merge(\s|$)/i, | ||
| ].some((item) => item.test(data)) | ||
| } |
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mut() still uses a bare />/ on the scrubbed command. Since scrub() does not remove quoted strings, this will still treat > inside quotes as a mutation (e.g., echo "version > 2"), which can incorrectly reset review state / trigger mutation gates. Consider tightening > detection to actual shell redirections outside quotes (or implement a small unquoted-token scan) per Issue #141.
| const files = await git(next, ["ls-files", "--cached"]).catch(() => ({ code: 1, out: "", err: "" })) | ||
| if (files.code !== 0 || !files.out.trim()) { | ||
| // Worktree might be empty — force checkout HEAD contents | ||
| await git(next, ["checkout", "HEAD", "--", "."]) |
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In yardadd(), if the worktree appears empty you run git checkout HEAD -- . but don't check the return code or re-validate that files are now present. If checkout fails (or the worktree is misconfigured), this will silently return a still-broken worktree and later steps will fail in harder-to-debug ways. Consider checking the checkout result and throwing (or at least surfacing a clear error) if the worktree remains empty.
| const files = await git(next, ["ls-files", "--cached"]).catch(() => ({ code: 1, out: "", err: "" })) | |
| if (files.code !== 0 || !files.out.trim()) { | |
| // Worktree might be empty — force checkout HEAD contents | |
| await git(next, ["checkout", "HEAD", "--", "."]) | |
| let files = await git(next, ["ls-files", "--cached"]).catch(() => ({ code: 1, out: "", err: "" })) | |
| if (files.code !== 0 || !files.out.trim()) { | |
| // Worktree might be empty — force checkout HEAD contents | |
| const checkout = await git(next, ["checkout", "HEAD", "--", "."]).catch(() => ({ code: 1, out: "", err: "" })) | |
| if (checkout.code !== 0) { | |
| throw new Error(checkout.err || checkout.out || "Failed to restore files in git worktree") | |
| } | |
| files = await git(next, ["ls-files", "--cached"]).catch(() => ({ code: 1, out: "", err: "" })) | |
| if (files.code !== 0 || !files.out.trim()) { | |
| throw new Error("Git worktree is still empty after checking out HEAD") | |
| } |
| await git(dir, ["add", "-A"]) | ||
| const commitMsg = `chore(team): apply worker changes from task ${id}` | ||
| const commit = await git(dir, ["commit", "-m", commitMsg, "--no-verify"]) | ||
| if (commit.code !== 0 && !commit.err.includes("nothing to commit")) { |
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Auto-commit failure detection only checks commit.err.includes("nothing to commit"), but git commit commonly prints "nothing to commit" to stdout (with non-zero exit) depending on config/version. This can incorrectly report an auto-commit failure in verification.issues. Consider checking both stdout and stderr for the "nothing to commit" condition (or using git diff --cached --quiet to decide whether to commit).
| if (commit.code !== 0 && !commit.err.includes("nothing to commit")) { | |
| const commitOutput = `${commit.out || ""}\n${commit.err || ""}` | |
| if (commit.code !== 0 && !commitOutput.includes("nothing to commit")) { |
| if (event.type === "session.idle") { | ||
| const data = await stash(state) | ||
| const edits = num(data.edit_count) | ||
| const pending = str(data.review_state) !== "done" | ||
| const inProgress = flag(data.auto_review_in_progress) | ||
| const sessionID = str(event.properties?.sessionID) | ||
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| if (edits >= 3 && pending && !inProgress && sessionID) { | ||
| await mark({ auto_review_in_progress: true }) | ||
| await seen("auto_review.triggered", { edit_count: edits, sessionID }) | ||
| void autoReview(sessionID, data).catch(async (err) => { | ||
| await mark({ auto_review_in_progress: false }) | ||
| await seen("auto_review.failed", { error: String(err) }) | ||
| }) | ||
| } |
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Auto-review behavior (trigger on session.idle after edit_count >= 3, spawning a review session, and updating review_state/counts) is newly introduced here, but there are no scenario/unit tests covering the trigger, the spawned-session polling, or the resulting state transitions (auto_review_in_progress, review_critical_count, etc.). Since packages/opencode/test/scenario/guardrails.test.ts already exercises other guardrail hooks, adding coverage for this path would help prevent regressions (especially around stuck in-progress state and merge gating).
- parseFindings(): skip negation lines ("No CRITICAL issues") to avoid
false positive severity counts blocking clean reviews
- autoReview(): do not mark review_state="done" when session errored or
returned empty — prevents merge gate bypass on failed reviews
- team.ts merge(): scope auto-commit to patch-applied files only instead
of git add -A, preventing unrelated local edits from being swept in
Codex review: codex review --base dev (3 findings, all addressed)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Scope secExempt to .env.example/.sample/.template only (not *.key.template) - Add 2-minute timeout to pollIdle() to prevent stuck auto-review - Tighten bare `>` regex to avoid matching inside quoted strings - Add error check + re-verify after yardadd() checkout fallback Review: PR #145 inline comments (6 findings, 4 new + 1 already fixed + 1 truncated) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Summary
/implementand/autoauto-chain through test→review→shipgh pr mergecapability +/shipcommand rewritegh issue createin workflow stateKey Changes
guardrail.tsteam.tsagents/ship.mdcommands/ship.mdcommands/auto.mdAGENTS.mdTest plan
bun testall pass (2062 pass, pre-existing LSP fail only)bun turbo typecheck)/implementsets workflow_phase/shipexecutes gh pr merge/autocompletes full pipelineCloses #140, #141, #142, #144
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