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chore(modules): re-pin the 2026-11-03 vendor releases - #8530
Re-pins every vendor module released on 2026-11-03 to its canonical tinyhumansai release, in one PR: gitlinks, registry records, lockfiles and the tests that pin release digests.
Module
Record
Gitlink
Notes
tinybus
—
0689566 → 106eda1 (v0.3.12)
host library; no record
tinycomputer
0.15.2 → 0.16.0
ecf97c8 → 95c6610 (v0.16.0)
contract 2.28 → 2.29; no host code change needed
tinysecurity
fork 0.18.2 → 0.18.4
7caf242 → b53eceb (v0.18.4)
moves from senamakel to tinyhumansai; contract 1.33 → 1.35; record keeps its 11 hosts
tinybox
fork 0.2.4 → 0.2.4
997b777 → d4fd2c3 (v0.2.4)
moves from senamakel to tinyhumansai; contract 2.1 → 2.3
tinychannels
0.1.40 → 0.2.0
8aca8d3 → 6cbdcdb (v0.2.0)
tinyflows
0.9.4 → 0.9.5
1b9b9b0 → 674929a (v0.9.5)
published-library digest gate updated
tinyeventqueues
0.2.3 → 0.2.4
b856d57 → e041b28 (v0.2.4)
tinywallet
0.27.0 → 0.28.0
ffe91c6 → 30e92e6 (v0.28.0)
PINNED_WALLET_LIBRARIES refreshed; v0.27.0 library now retired
Every moved gitlink is a descendant of its previous pin (git merge-base --is-ancestor old new) and is on the canonical repository's main.
How the pins were produced
Every per-platform archive digest was read from the release's checksum.toml and checked against the downloaded archive. Where a release publishes library_sha256, each extracted library was hashed and matched as well. TinyFlows publishes none, so its library digests were hashed from the extracted archives; re-hashing a v0.9.4 library reproduces the previous pin, and each archive's own modules.toml agrees.
A repo-wide search outside vendor/ and the lockfiles finds no remaining old version or old digest for any re-pinned module. The same search on 0b46908 finds them (positive control).
Lockfile changes are minimal hunks, checked with --locked. No cargo update.
TinyJuice and the second TinyBus copy
tinyjuice-module ≤ 0.11.5 required TinyBus =0.3.6 from git, which the root [patch] could not unify with the in-tree 0.3.12. openhuman-modules-linked --features all therefore failed with E0308 (tinyjuice-module/src/service.rs:382/385, storage.rs:33). That was hidden on main behind an earlier tinycomputer-desktop error, which this PR also fixes. tinyjuice#126 relaxes the requirement, v0.11.6 releases it, and this PR's lockfile drops the git copy.
Validation (cuttlefish; vs 0b46908)
Lane
This PR
main
cargo check --locked: core, CLI and app
pass
pass
Product features: core lib and tests, CLI $PF,bin-tools
pass
pass
openhuman-modules-linked --features all, CLI + linked-modules (--locked)
pass
fail (E0560 PressArgs.window_id in tinycomputer-desktop)
fails at its first test (v0.18.2: "module initialization failed")
No lane fails here that passes on main, and no lockfile drifted after any lane.
Each re-pinned release was also loaded through the registry loader (ops::ensure_loaded) from its published asset. tinybox, tinyflows, tinysecurity, tinyjuice and tinywallet reach Ready. TinySecurity is the module behind main's "module initialization failed" failures.
Security native fixture
Two fixture tests asserted a v0.18.2 defect, not missing audit correlation. v0.18.2 sent AuditSink2.Append as an ordinary bus call, which the host's confidential-only callback binding rejects. So every sandbox plan was refused with SandboxDenial2::Audit, production plans included. tinysecurity 4a75ceb, which is in v0.18.4, sends it confidentially.
The fixtures now assert the real behaviour:
native_fixture_sandbox_plan_is_audited_before_running runs the command, then reads the host's approval store to check for a committed audit tail and a stored sandbox-plan event.
native_fixture_parks_a_redacted_approval_until_denied checks for one pending shell row with its api_key argument redacted. A human denial must then deny the parked call.
native_fixture_refuses_a_sandbox_plan_when_the_audit_write_fails breaks the host's audit write after a first audited plan, then asserts the released module refuses the next plan and its command never runs (a marker file stays absent).
native_fixture_denies_an_approval_when_the_audit_write_fails injects the same fault and asserts the call is denied outright rather than parked, so it can never be approved and run.
The CI script runs all four under these names.
Release-gate notes
Ignored-test baseline 20 → 22:native_fixture_refuses_a_sandbox_plan_when_the_audit_write_fails and native_fixture_denies_an_approval_when_the_audit_write_fails (tests/security_native_fixture.rs) are new fail-closed fixtures. Like the other native fixtures they load the staged TinySecurity release, so they are #[ignore] by default and run by scripts/ci/security-native-fixture.sh with --ignored --exact.
Pin-rewind guard:submodule-monotonic is blocked in CI while module-pins is red (on main too), so it was run directly: check-submodule-monotonic.mjs against current main exits 0, "11 submodule pin(s) moved forward", with no rewinds.
Known red, pre-existing on main (not changed here)
Two registry count tests:contract_tests::a_product_feature_build_carries_all_thirteen_records and contract_tests::every_record_matches_its_contract_constants. They assert a fixed record count that the security-module build exceeds. They fail identically on 0b46908.
They fail identically with v0.9.4 on 0b46908 and with v0.9.5 here.
check-module-pins: tinysearch (record 0.5.4, gitlink v0.5.2-25; on mainv0.5.2-23), plus tinydocs, tinyvoice, tinymcp, tinyconnectors and tinyhosts.
When this branch was cut, those five gitlinks (and tinystoragedrivers) were merges that existed only on a fork. Moving them to their canonical release tags would have rewound them, since they aren't ancestors (tinystoragedrivers would lose the fence crate), so they're left as they are here.
tinychannels and tinycomputer can't be loaded through ops::ensure_loaded: "host callbacks require a verified local-file source".
modules/ops.rs:157 routes a staged release to LocalFile only for tinysecurity, tinymcp and tinyeventqueues.
Storage- and computer-callback loads use Resolver::ensure_loaded_with_host_callbacks, which TinyBus accepts only for LocalFile.
Identical on main; this PR does not touch ops.rs.
security-browser-egress-fixture.sh step 1 runs zero tests (pre-existing since 10-27): modules::security::tests::native_fixture_loads_the_pinned_release_and_reads_policy_info moved to tests/security_native_fixture.rs in b9842c0, so that --exact step reports "0 passed … filtered out" and passes without testing anything, on main and here. The pinned release is still exercised by security-native.yml (native_fixture_exercises_the_pinned_release_contracts). Redirecting or dropping the step is a follow-up.
Follow-ups (separate PRs)
Callback-module loading: port the storage- and computer-callback loads to Resolver::ensure_loaded_with_host_callback_factory, as modules/security/host_callbacks.rs:251 already does. The shipped app never stages a local file, so tinymcp, tinyeventqueues, tinychannels and tinycomputer currently can't take their callback load in production.
Formerly fork-only gitlinks: move tinystoragedrivers, tinyconnectors, tinydocs, tinyhosts, tinymcp and tinyvoice to their roll-up merge commits on canonical main (each contains today's pin), plus releases where a registry record needs one.
TinyEventQueues release check: update the verify_github_release example. It passes the shared storage name as storage_callback, which refactor: update memory recall methods to return context as JSON values #16 now rejects, so v0.2.4's post-publish verification step failed. The published module itself loads and passes inbound_module_e2e.
Submission Checklist
Tests added or updated (happy path + at least one failure / edge case): tests/security_native_fixture.rs now covers both paths against the released TinySecurity v0.18.4. native_fixture_sandbox_plan_is_audited_before_running and native_fixture_parks_a_redacted_approval_until_denied cover the happy path. native_fixture_refuses_a_sandbox_plan_when_the_audit_write_fails and native_fixture_denies_an_approval_when_the_audit_write_fails inject a real audit-write fault and assert a refusal and a deny. A control with the fault removed turns both red. The release-digest tests are updated for every re-pinned module.
Diff coverage ≥ 80%: the changed lines are pins (gitlinks, registry records, lockfiles, digest constants) and the tests above. The registry, wallet and fixture tests exercise them. CI's diff-cover gate is authoritative.
N/A: no coverage-matrix feature row is added, removed or renamed; this re-pins existing modules.
N/A: no matrix feature IDs are affected (module versions only).
N/A: no new external network dependencies; the release assets were already fetched from the same GitHub release hosts.
N/A: no release-cut surface or smoke-checklist change in this PR.
N/A: there is no linked issue; the follow-ups are listed above.
Move the gitlinks of the vendors in today's release set from PR heads to
the canonical tinyhumansai main commit that contains them: the PR's
merge commit, or the release tag commit when one exists. tinywallet is
unchanged until v0.28.0 is released.
Resolution-only changes from the moved vendor submodules, without
cargo update: tinycomputer 0.16 brings agent-desktop 0.10.1, the
uiautomation crates on Windows, tinyinference-decisions 0.5 and base64
in tinycomputer-bus, and drops its older tinyinference/tinytools copies;
tinybox 0.2.4 adds tinybox-openshell.
….9.5 releases
Re-pin the three registry records to their published tinyhumansai
releases: version, release URL and every per-platform archive digest,
read from each release's checksum.toml and checked against the
downloaded archives. tinybox moves from the fork release to the
canonical v0.2.4. vendor/tinyflows moves to the v0.9.5 tag commit.
Update the release-manifest tests and the published TinyFlows library
gate to the same releases.
Re-pin the tinysecurity registry record from the fork's v0.18.2 to the
canonical tinyhumansai v0.18.4 release: version, release URL and each
pinned host's archive digest from its checksum.toml, checked against
the downloaded archives. The record keeps its existing host set.
vendor/tinysecurity moves to the v0.18.4 tag commit, which bumps
tinysecurity-bus to 0.18.4 in both lockfiles.
Update the release-manifest test and the native fixture to the new
release and contract 1.35, and stop redirecting the canonical
tinysecurity URL to the fork in CI, since the pin is now canonical.
Re-pin the tinycomputer registry record to the published v0.16.0
release: version, release URL and every per-platform archive digest
from its checksum.toml, checked against the downloaded archives.
vendor/tinycomputer already sits on the v0.16.0 tag commit. Update the
release test to the new pins and contract 2.29.
Re-pin the tinyeventqueues registry record to the published v0.2.4
release: version, release URL and every per-platform archive digest
from its checksum.toml, checked against the downloaded archives and
their extracted libraries. vendor/tinyeventqueues moves to the v0.2.4
tag commit, which bumps tinyeventqueues and tinyeventqueues-bus to
0.2.4 in the lockfiles.
Re-pin the tinywallet registry record to the published v0.28.0 release:
version, release URL and every per-platform archive digest from its
checksum.toml, checked against the downloaded archives. Refresh the
embedded wallet library checksums from the release's library_sha256,
each matching its extracted library. vendor/tinywallet moves to the
v0.28.0 tag commit, which bumps the tinywallet crates to 0.28.0 in the
lockfiles.
The wallet tests now treat the v0.28.0 Linux library as current and the
v0.27.0 one as retired.
Re-pin the tinyjuice registry record to the published v0.11.6 release:
version, release URL and every per-platform archive digest from its
checksum.toml, checked against the downloaded archives.
vendor/tinyjuice moves to the v0.11.6 tag commit, whose module accepts
any compatible TinyBus 0.3 release. With that, the root [patch] unifies
it with the host's TinyBus, so the lockfile drops the second TinyBus
copy (git rev 6ce06bc) and references the remaining one unqualified.
…used
The two fail-closed fixtures asserted a v0.18.2 defect, not missing audit
correlation: the host supplies a correlation for every sandbox plan and
approval evaluation. v0.18.2 sent AuditSink2.Append as an ordinary bus call,
which the host's confidential-only callback binding rejects, so every plan
was refused (SandboxDenial2::Audit), every production sandbox plan included.
tinysecurity 4a75ceb (in v0.18.4) sends it confidentially.
The sandbox fixture now runs the command and reads the host's approval
store to assert a committed tail and a stored sandbox-plan event. The
approval fixture asserts one pending shell row with its api_key argument
redacted, then denies it and expects the parked call to be denied. The CI
script runs both under their new names.
…fault
Two negative fixtures break the host audit sink through its own storage, with
no production hook: after one audited call creates the subject's stream, the
test occupies the stream's next event slot in approval_events, so the host's
append conflicts and it refuses to acknowledge the write.
A sandbox plan must then be refused with the Audit denial, its command must
not run (its marker file stays absent), and no tail may advance. An approval
must be denied outright from the failed evaluation instead of parking, with
nothing pending and no tail advanced. The CI script runs both, seven tests
in all.
Verdict: Incomplete · Priority: none Coverage: Reviewed 22 of 37 files; not reviewed: .github/workflow…, Cargo.lock, and 12 additional unreviewed files; not reviewed (large PR): scripts/ci/ignor….
Pull request purpose (title): chore(modules): re-p…
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Full summary
Pull request purpose (title): chore(modules): re-pin the 2026-11-03 vendor releases. The description states every vendor module released on 2026-11-03 is re-pinned to its canonical tinyhumansai release in one PR — gitlinks, registry records, lockfiles and the tests that pin release digests. The pull request behavior described below is the whole-pull-request state; the latest-push-delta evidence is unavailable, so no push delta is described.
Unreviewed paths
.github/workflows/security-browser-egress.yml
Cargo.lock
crates/openhuman-app/Cargo.lock
scripts/ci/ignored-test-baseline.json
vendor/tinybox
vendor/tinybus
vendor/tinychannels
vendor/tinycomputer
vendor/tinyeventqueues
vendor/tinyflows
vendor/tinyjuice
vendor/tinysearch
vendor/tinysecurity
vendor/tinyskills
vendor/tinywallet
Partial review reasons
critique: scripts/ci/ignored-test-baseline.json — not selected by the large-review budget
security: scripts/ci/ignored-test-baseline.json — not selected by the large-review budget
Review snapshot
Change surface
Files
Review signal
Count
Production
8
Active findings
0
Tests
14
Noted findings
0
Documentation
0
Resolved findings
0
Configuration
2
Pending checks/questions
3
Completeness: Incomplete Test assessment: Test coverage is assessed from changed tests and lane evidence; execution is not claimed without trusted check data.
What changed
Registry records move to the new vendor releases and the fork mirror moves from senamakel to tinyhumansai: tinycomputer 0.16.0 with contract (2, 29), tinywallet 0.28.0 with refreshed trusted-library digests, tinyeventqueues 0.2.4, tinybox 0.2.4 on a canonical release URL with contract (2, 3), tinychannels 0.2.0, tinyflows 0.9.5, tinyjuice 0.11.6 and tinysecurity 0.18.4 with contract (1, 35), each with refreshed per-platform archive digests. The wallet attested proxy's PINNED_WALLET_LIBRARIES pins move to the v0.28.0 archives, retiring the v0.27.0 library. The TinyFlows published-module test support moves to a v0.9.5 digest gate, the ignored-test baseline rises from 20 to 22 for the two new fail-closed fixtures, and the browser-egress fixture step exercises TinyComputer 0.16 egress through the crate's own tests instead of a test-connector feature build.
Features
Modified — Registry re-pin of tinycomputer to 0.16.0: The computer record serves the v0.16.0 release with all seventeen per-platform archive digests replaced, and the matching release test moves the pinned contract version from (2, 28) to (2, 29). (crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry/records_computer.rspub(crate) const TINYCOMPUTER: ModuleRecord = ModuleRecord {, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry_computer_release_tests.rsfn tinycomputer_registry_matches_bus_contract_and_published_release() {)
Modified — Registry re-pin of tinywallet to 0.28.0 and refreshed trusted library digests: The wallet record serves v0.28.0 with every per-platform archive digest updated, and the attested proxy trusts only libraries whose archive checksum matches the new pins, so a v0.27.0 library is no longer accepted while the v0.28.0 ubuntu-24.04-x86_64 library is. (crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry/records_docs_wallet.rspub(crate) const TINYWALLET: ModuleRecord = ModuleRecord {, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/wallet.rsasync fn attested_proxy(config: &Config) -> Result<tinybus::Proxy, WalletCallErr)
Modified — Registry re-pins of tinybox, tinychannels, tinyflows, tinyjuice and tinyeventqueues: Each record serves its new published release: tinybox 0.2.4 with its release URL moved to the canonical tinyhumansai repository and refreshed digests for the same version, tinychannels 0.2.0, tinyflows 0.9.5, tinyjuice 0.11.6 and tinyeventqueues 0.2.4, all with new per-platform archive digests. (crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry/records_extra.rspub(crate) const TINYBOX: ModuleRecord = ModuleRecord {, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry/records_extra.rspub(crate) const TINYCHANNELS: ModuleRecord = ModuleRecord {, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry/records_flows.rspub(crate) const TINYFLOWS: ModuleRecord = ModuleRecord {, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry/records_memory_juice.rspub(crate) const TINYJUICE: ModuleRecord = ModuleRecord {, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry/records_eventqueues.rspub(crate) const TINYEVENTQUEUES: ModuleRecord = ModuleRecord {)
Modified — Registry re-pin of tinysecurity to 0.18.4 from the canonical repository: The description lane noted it could not verify archive digests against the published checksum.toml from its vantage point but found nothing in the diff contradicting the description. (crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry/records_security.rspub(crate) const TINYSECURITY: ModuleRecord = ModuleRecord {, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry_release_manifest_tests.rsfn tinysecurity_registry_matches_the_verified_v0182_release_manifest() {)
Modified — CI submodule fetch stops rewriting the tinysecurity remote: The tests lane flagged it cannot confirm from the tree that the gitlink commit is reachable from the upstream repository, and the description lane noted the workflow change is not spelled out in the pull-request body. (.github/workflows/security-browser-egress.ymljobs:, .github/workflows/security-native.ymljobs:)
Modified — Ignored-test baseline and browser-egress fixture adjusted: The ignored-test baseline for the tests crate rises from 20 to 22 for the two new ignored fail-closed fixtures, and the browser-egress fixture builds and runs the TinyComputer egress tests through the crate's own lib tests rather than a test-connector feature build. (scripts/ci/ignored-test-baseline.json, scripts/ci/security-browser-egress-fixture.shbash scripts/ci-cancel-aware.sh cargo test --manifest-path Cargo.toml -p openhum)
Tests
wallet_attestation_guard — Asserts the v0.28.0 ubuntu-24.04-x86_64 library digest is pinned while the retired v0.27.0 digest joins the rejected set, and that an empty-asset record rejects the current library.: Directly ties the pin table to acceptance; no execution or pass result is claimed. (crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/wallet_tests.rsmod attestation_guard {, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/wallet.rsasync fn attested_proxy(config: &Config) -> Result<tinybus::Proxy, WalletCallErr)
registry_release_manifest — Asserts each re-pinned record's version, release URL, contract version and every per-platform archive digest against hardcoded published values, so a wrong pin fails the test.: Expected values are hardcoded rather than derived, so a mismatch fails loudly; no execution or pass result is claimed. (crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry_tests.rsfn tinybox_registry_matches_the_published_v023_release_manifest() {, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry_tests.rsfn tinywallet_registry_matches_the_verified_v0270_release_manifest() {, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry_release_manifest_tests.rsfn tinychannels_registry_matches_scoped_runtime_release() {, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry_release_manifest_tests.rsfn tinysecurity_registry_matches_the_verified_v0182_release_manifest() {, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry_contract_tests.rsfn the_flows_record_serves_the_schedule_object() {, crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/tinybox/operations_tests.rsasync fn pinned_loader_serves_resolve_local_grants_from_pinned_tinybox_release())
Findings
No active actionable findings.
Before merge
Complete the critique review for scripts/ci/ignored-test-baseline.json.
Complete the security review for scripts/ci/ignored-test-baseline.json.
Lane summary: Reviewed 6 of 7 files — 1 not reviewed. Reviewed 6 files; 0 findings. 1 file were omitted: not selected by the large-review budget.
tests
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: The tests lane reports that registry pins are mirrored by concrete assertions in the release-manifest and wallet tests, so drift in any archive digest or version fails a test.
Positive: The tests lane reports that the two new native-fixture tests assert real behaviour: a refused plan leaves no audit event and no marker file, and a failed audit write denies rather than parks.
Lane summary: This revision re-pins the module registries (TinyComputer 0.16.0, TinyWallet 0.28.0, TinyEventQueues 0.2.4, TinyBox 0.2.4, TinyChannels 0.2.0, TinyFlows 0.9.5, TinyJuice 0.11.6, TinySecurity 0.18.4) and moves the fork mirror from senamakel to tinyhumansai, replacing the `insteadOf` redirects with plain submodule fetches. The registry pins are mirrored by concrete assertions in the release-manifest and wallet tests, so a drift in any archive digest or version fails a test. The two new native-fixture tests do assert real behaviour (a refused plan leaves no audit event and no marker file; a failed audit write denies instead of parking), and the ignored-test baseline and fixture scripts are updated consistently. I found no defect worth blocking on. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `fad59e015bab`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
commits
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: The commits lane reports no sensitive content in committed files.
Lane summary: No sensitive content in committed files. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `fad59e015bab`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
description
Conclusion: Success
Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
Positive: The description lane could not verify the archive digests against the published checksum.toml but found nothing in the diff contradicting the description.
Lane summary: These follow-up commits make the remaining v0.18.4/v0.9.5 pin work consistent: they drop the now-unnecessary senamakel→tinyhumansai rewrite for tinysecurity in the browser-egress workflow, re-pin the TinyFlows registry record and its contract test to v0.9.5, drop the fork release URL for tinysecurity, update the tinybox contract assertion, extend the ignored-test baseline, and reshape the security fixture scripts. The description already covers all of this in its re-pin table and release-gate notes; I could not verify the archive digests against the published checksum.toml from here, but nothing in the diff contradicts the description. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `fad59e015bab`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Walkthrough
Registry pins and vendor references now use newer module releases. Release tests and TinyFlows E2E fixtures use updated versions and checksums. The TinySecurity native fixture adds audit and approval checks, and security workflow setup changes.
Changes: Module releases and security fixture
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Summary
Registry release pins and vendor references crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry/*, vendor/*
Registry records update release versions, URLs, archive names, and SHA-256 checksums. Vendor references point to updated commits.
Release tests and wallet pins use updated versions and checksums. TinyFlows staging, verification, and E2E tests use v0.9.5.
TinySecurity native fixture audit and approval checks scripts/ci/security-native-fixture.sh, tests/security_native_fixture.rs
The native fixture checks TinySecurity v0.18.4 and adds tests for sandbox audit writes, redacted pending approvals, denial, and audit-write failures.
Security workflow and CI fixture updates .github/workflows/security-*.yml, scripts/ci/security-browser-egress-fixture.sh, scripts/ci/ignored-test-baseline.json
Security workflows no longer rewrite the TinySecurity URL. The browser egress fixture runs the crate’s egress library tests. The ignored-test baseline increases from 20 to 22.
tinyhumansai/openhuman#8412: Both PRs refresh overlapping vendor pins, registry manifests, and release tests.
tinyhumansai/openhuman#8327: Both PRs update overlapping module releases, registry records, and vendor references.
tinyhumansai/openhuman#8170: Both PRs update TinyFlows pins, registry data, published artifact digests, and tests.
Suggested reviewers:tinysweeper, senamakel
Merge Risk: Low · up to a7d91
The baseline update presents low merge risk. Existing concerns about security-fixture assertions, approval-fixture workspace scoping, and browser build coverage remain open and warrant owner follow-up.
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Minor · Keep the approval fixtures on the gate's process-global… · security_native_fixture.rs:563
tests/security_native_fixture.rs:563 Minor · Functional Correctness · Low value
Keep the approval fixtures on the gate's process-global workspace.
ApprovalGate::init_global keeps the first gate and ignores the config passed to later calls. When the parks test and the approval audit-fault test run in one process, the audit helpers in the second test read a workspace the gate never writes to. Its >= 1 audit-stream check can then fail. The first test's TempDir is also dropped while the gate still points to it, so the second test may fail earlier.
CI runs each approval test in a separate process with --exact, so this does not affect CI runs. It affects only runs that place both tests in one process.
Use one workspace for all approval fixtures. Keep that workspace alive for the whole process, and pass the same path to the audit helpers. Check that events written by other approval tests do not change the counts in the audit-stream assertions.
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Review comment at @tests/security_native_fixture.rs at line 563:
Update approval fixtures using ApprovalGate::init_global to share one workspace
path that remains valid for the process lifetime, and pass that same path to the
audit helpers. Ensure audit-stream assertions count only events attributable to
the relevant fixture, so events from other approval tests in the process cannot
change their results.
14-14: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift
Add an independent check for the tinyeventqueues asset tuples.
No release gate compares the tinyeventqueues archive names or sha256 values in records_eventqueues.rs with an independent source. check-module-pins.mjs checks only that version names the submodule tag. Its asset digest comparison runs only for sourceParity exemptions, and module-pin-exemptions.json has none. The installer test checks only that the digest is 64 hex characters. A wrong digest or archive name for this record therefore passes these checks.
Add a test that compares each tinyeventqueuesPlatformAsset archive and sha256 with the release's published checksums. Follow the per-module pattern in registry_release_manifest_tests.rs.
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Review comment at
@crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry/records_eventqueues.rs at line 14:
Add an independent release-manifest test for the `tinyeventqueues` record in
`records_eventqueues.rs`, comparing each `PlatformAsset` archive name and
`sha256` against the release’s published checksums. Follow the per-module
pattern in `registry_release_manifest_tests.rs` so incorrect asset tuples fail
the test.
177-180: Trivial · Security & Privacy · Heavy lift
Hash the extracted wallet library against the pinned table.
The Linux test in this hunk compares digest_is_pinned against a separate literal. A typo in only the Linux table entry therefore fails that test. The table-consistency test does not catch such a typo. every_pinned_platform_archive_has_one_verified_library checks each value against the same PINNED_WALLET_LIBRARIES table, so a mistyped entry on any platform passes. A typo copied into both the table and the Linux literal also passes. No test hashes the extracted tinywallet library from the pinned archive, so the table values are not checked against the shipped library bytes.
Add a test that extracts the pinned v0.28.0 archive for each platform, hashes the tinywallet library with SHA-256, and compares the result with the matching table entry. The archive-digest check in scripts/ci/security-native-fixture.sh shows the same pattern for the tinysecurity archive.
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Review comment at @crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/wallet_tests.rs around
lines 177 - 180:
Add a test alongside the_current_attested_linux_release_library_is_accepted that
extracts the pinned v0.28.0 archive for each platform, hashes the extracted
tinywallet library with SHA-256, and compares the result to that platform’s
PINNED_WALLET_LIBRARIES entry. Ensure the test verifies the library bytes from
each archive rather than comparing table values to separate literals.
Match the plan-audit event by its structured kind, not by substring.
sandbox_plan_events counts any stored audit string that contains sandbox-plan. Each stored value is the full serialized AuditEvent2, and the positive test does not check the event kind or the command. A passing == 1 count therefore does not confirm that a committed plan event exists for the command. Parse each event and match its kind field, and check the command identity where the event carries it. The exact kind field name must come from the AuditEvent2 definition in tinysecurity-bus.
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Review comment at @tests/security_native_fixture.rs around lines 440 - 442:
Update the sandbox_plan_events counting logic to parse each serialized
AuditEvent2 and match the structured kind field using the field defined by
tinysecurity-bus; where the event carries command identity, verify it matches
the command under test. Keep the count limited to matching plan-audit events.
The denial assertion accepts any EvaluateApproval2 failure, so it does not confirm the injected audit fault.
engine_impl.rs wraps every error from the EVALUATE_APPROVAL2 call as TinySecurity EvaluateApproval2 failed: {error}. The check at tests/security_native_fixture.rs:705-707 matches that prefix. A module evaluation error at the same call therefore satisfies the assertion, so the test cannot confirm that the audit-slot conflict caused the denial.
To tie the denial to the injected block, the test can add a control. Run the same second approval without block_next_audit_events, and assert that it is not denied with this reason. Alternatively, assert on a reason that only the audit-append path produces. Confirm that reason's exact text before using it.
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Review comment at @tests/security_native_fixture.rs around lines 704 - 708:
Update the denial assertion in the security native fixture so it distinguishes
the injected audit-slot conflict from other EvaluateApproval2 failures. Add a
control that runs the same second approval without block_next_audit_events and
verifies it is not denied for this reason, or use a denial reason confirmed to
be unique to the audit-append path.
Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
TinyBox’s archive digests change without a version or archive-name change. A cache keyed only by module ID, version, and platform could reuse the old 0.2.4 bytes after this repin.
Installation could fail its new checksum check, or load old bytes if the cache bypasses revalidation.
This can occur when: An installation has a TinyBox 0.2.4 archive or extracted library cached from the previous release origin and upgrades to this registry.
Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
The eagerly loaded TinySecurity release changes to 0.18.4. Although the supplied manifest test expects bus contract 1.35 and the PR reports native-fixture checks, an approval or audit callback entry point not exercised by that fixture may still require a host-side counterpart change.
A legitimate operation could be denied or an audit write could fail; if its caller mishandles failure, a security decision could be applied incorrectly.
This can occur when: The published module invokes such a callback during a policy decision outside the fixture’s tested cases.
vendor/tinybus-1-1: 1
1-1: Minor · Potential issue · Quick win
Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
The new TinyBus gitlink may contain a package version or dependency declaration that does not match the root Cargo patch and lockfile after TinyJuice's TinyBus dependency is unified.
Cargo cannot resolve the locked dependency graph and the build fails.
This can occur when: A linked-modules build uses the new vendored commit with --locked.
vendor/tinychannels-1-1: 1
1-1: Minor · Potential issue · Heavy lift
Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
The new TinyChannels commit may change an API or dependency contract used by the linked-modules build without a corresponding consumer or lockfile update.
The build may fail to compile or resolve dependencies.
This can occur when: A linked-modules build resolves TinyChannels from the new vendored commit.
vendor/tinyeventqueues-1-1: 1
1-1: Minor · Potential issue · Quick win
Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
The new TinyEventQueues gitlink may not correspond to the release identified by the TinyEventQueues registry record, leaving vendored and registry-loaded copies on different releases.
The two paths could run different TinyEventQueues behavior despite being treated as the same pinned release.
This can occur when: A deployment or test uses the vendored TinyEventQueues source while another path installs TinyEventQueues through the registry record.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @tests/security_native_fixture.rs:
- Line 563: Update approval fixtures using ApprovalGate::init_global to share
one workspace path that remains valid for the process lifetime, and pass that
same path to the audit helpers. Ensure audit-stream assertions count only events
attributable to the relevant fixture, so events from other approval tests in the
process cannot change their results.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at
@crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/registry/records_eventqueues.rs:
- Line 14: Add an independent release-manifest test for the `tinyeventqueues`
record in `records_eventqueues.rs`, comparing each `PlatformAsset` archive name
and `sha256` against the release’s published checksums. Follow the per-module
pattern in `registry_release_manifest_tests.rs` so incorrect asset tuples fail
the test.
Review comments at @crates/openhuman-core/src/modules/wallet_tests.rs:
- Around line 177-180: Add a test alongside
the_current_attested_linux_release_library_is_accepted that extracts the pinned
v0.28.0 archive for each platform, hashes the extracted tinywallet library with
SHA-256, and compares the result to that platform’s PINNED_WALLET_LIBRARIES
entry. Ensure the test verifies the library bytes from each archive rather than
comparing table values to separate literals.
Review comments at @tests/security_native_fixture.rs:
- Around line 440-442: Update the sandbox_plan_events counting logic to parse
each serialized AuditEvent2 and match the structured kind field using the field
defined by tinysecurity-bus; where the event carries command identity, verify it
matches the command under test. Keep the count limited to matching plan-audit
events.
- Around line 704-708: Update the denial assertion in the security native
fixture so it distinguishes the injected audit-slot conflict from other
EvaluateApproval2 failures. Add a control that runs the same second approval
without block_next_audit_events and verifies it is not denied for this reason,
or use a denial reason confirmed to be unique to the audit-append path.
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TinyComputer 0.16 dropped the tinycomputer-browser `test-connector`
feature; its egress-proxy test connector now lives behind cfg(test). The
fixture's `cargo build --features test-connector` therefore failed.
Run the crate's own egress tests instead, which exercise that connector.
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Follow-up Comments
Add a non-test build check for tinycomputer-browser.
27-27: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Add a non-test build check for tinycomputer-browser.
cargo test --lib builds the library with cfg(test) set. Code that compiles only when cfg(test) is unset is not checked by this step. The script no longer builds that configuration, and no inspected CI step builds it. The configuration is reached only through the non-product linked-modules feature.
Consider adding a step such as cargo build -p tinycomputer-browser after confirming it compiles at the pinned version.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comment at @scripts/ci/security-browser-egress-fixture.sh at line 27:
Add a non-test build check to the security browser egress fixture after the
existing cargo test command, using the same cancellation-aware wrapper and
working directory; confirm the default tinycomputer-browser build succeeds at
the pinned version.
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tests/security_native_fixture.rs gains two #[ignore] tests,
native_fixture_refuses_a_sandbox_plan_when_the_audit_write_fails and
native_fixture_denies_an_approval_when_the_audit_write_fails. Like the
other native fixtures they load the staged TinySecurity release, so they
are ignored by default and run by security-native-fixture.sh with
--ignored --exact.
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Summary
Re-pins every vendor module released on 2026-11-03 to its canonical tinyhumansai release, in one PR: gitlinks, registry records, lockfiles and the tests that pin release digests.
0689566→106eda1(v0.3.12)ecf97c8→95c6610(v0.16.0)7caf242→b53eceb(v0.18.4)997b777→d4fd2c3(v0.2.4)8aca8d3→6cbdcdb(v0.2.0)1b9b9b0→674929a(v0.9.5)b856d57→e041b28(v0.2.4)ffe91c6→30e92e6(v0.28.0)PINNED_WALLET_LIBRARIESrefreshed; v0.27.0 library now retired203f4f6→ceb4f29(v0.11.6)2621aa6→96d6922(#42 merge)efcdd6d→ff09933(#49 merge)Every moved gitlink is a descendant of its previous pin (
git merge-base --is-ancestor old new) and is on the canonical repository'smain.How the pins were produced
checksum.tomland checked against the downloaded archive. Where a release publisheslibrary_sha256, each extracted library was hashed and matched as well. TinyFlows publishes none, so its library digests were hashed from the extracted archives; re-hashing a v0.9.4 library reproduces the previous pin, and each archive's ownmodules.tomlagrees.vendor/and the lockfiles finds no remaining old version or old digest for any re-pinned module. The same search on0b46908finds them (positive control).--locked. Nocargo update.TinyJuice and the second TinyBus copy
tinyjuice-module ≤ 0.11.5 required TinyBus
=0.3.6from git, which the root[patch]could not unify with the in-tree 0.3.12.openhuman-modules-linked --features alltherefore failed with E0308 (tinyjuice-module/src/service.rs:382/385,storage.rs:33). That was hidden onmainbehind an earlier tinycomputer-desktop error, which this PR also fixes. tinyjuice#126 relaxes the requirement, v0.11.6 releases it, and this PR's lockfile drops the git copy.Validation (cuttlefish; vs
0b46908)maincargo check --locked: core, CLI and app$PF,bin-toolsopenhuman-modules-linked --features all, CLI +linked-modules(--locked)PressArgs.window_idin tinycomputer-desktop)rust:layout, process-statics, module-boundarieswallet_host(TRC-20)chat-wire:checkinbound_module_e2e, TinyEventQueues release stagedcheck-module-pinsscripts/ci/security-native-fixture.sh, v0.18.4 staged)No lane fails here that passes on
main, and no lockfile drifted after any lane.Each re-pinned release was also loaded through the registry loader (
ops::ensure_loaded) from its published asset. tinybox, tinyflows, tinysecurity, tinyjuice and tinywallet reach Ready. TinySecurity is the module behindmain's "module initialization failed" failures.Security native fixture
Two fixture tests asserted a v0.18.2 defect, not missing audit correlation. v0.18.2 sent
AuditSink2.Appendas an ordinary bus call, which the host's confidential-only callback binding rejects. So every sandbox plan was refused withSandboxDenial2::Audit, production plans included. tinysecurity4a75ceb, which is in v0.18.4, sends it confidentially.The fixtures now assert the real behaviour:
native_fixture_sandbox_plan_is_audited_before_runningruns the command, then reads the host's approval store to check for a committed audit tail and a storedsandbox-planevent.native_fixture_parks_a_redacted_approval_until_deniedchecks for one pendingshellrow with itsapi_keyargument redacted. A human denial must then deny the parked call.native_fixture_refuses_a_sandbox_plan_when_the_audit_write_failsbreaks the host's audit write after a first audited plan, then asserts the released module refuses the next plan and its command never runs (a marker file stays absent).native_fixture_denies_an_approval_when_the_audit_write_failsinjects the same fault and asserts the call is denied outright rather than parked, so it can never be approved and run.The CI script runs all four under these names.
Release-gate notes
native_fixture_refuses_a_sandbox_plan_when_the_audit_write_failsandnative_fixture_denies_an_approval_when_the_audit_write_fails(tests/security_native_fixture.rs) are new fail-closed fixtures. Like the other native fixtures they load the staged TinySecurity release, so they are#[ignore]by default and run byscripts/ci/security-native-fixture.shwith--ignored --exact.submodule-monotonicis blocked in CI whilemodule-pinsis red (onmaintoo), so it was run directly:check-submodule-monotonic.mjsagainst currentmainexits 0, "11 submodule pin(s) moved forward", with no rewinds.Known red, pre-existing on main (not changed here)
Two registry count tests:
contract_tests::a_product_feature_build_carries_all_thirteen_recordsandcontract_tests::every_record_matches_its_contract_constants. They assert a fixed record count that thesecurity-modulebuild exceeds. They fail identically on0b46908.Five TinyFlows e2e tests:
json_rpc_cron_add_run_list_round_trip_over_the_tinyflows_modulejson_rpc_cron_origin_delivery_lands_in_the_asking_threadjson_rpc_flows_full_arc_discover_build_create_runpublished_module_prompts_render_through_the_normal_host_pathpublished_runs_use_scoped_host_capabilities_and_persist_lifecycleThey fail identically with v0.9.4 on
0b46908and with v0.9.5 here.check-module-pins: tinysearch (record 0.5.4, gitlinkv0.5.2-25; onmainv0.5.2-23), plus tinydocs, tinyvoice, tinymcp, tinyconnectors and tinyhosts.main: chore: roll up security migration changes tinystoragedrivers#91, Security migration roll-up tinyconnectors#98, chore: roll up security migration tinydocs#57, chore: roll up security migration tinyhosts#49, chore: roll up security migration tinymcp#161, chore: roll up security migration changes tinyvoice#65.tinychannels and tinycomputer can't be loaded through
ops::ensure_loaded: "host callbacks require a verified local-file source".modules/ops.rs:157routes a staged release toLocalFileonly for tinysecurity, tinymcp and tinyeventqueues.Resolver::ensure_loaded_with_host_callbacks, which TinyBus accepts only forLocalFile.main; this PR does not touchops.rs.security-browser-egress-fixture.shstep 1 runs zero tests (pre-existing since 10-27):modules::security::tests::native_fixture_loads_the_pinned_release_and_reads_policy_infomoved totests/security_native_fixture.rsin b9842c0, so that--exactstep reports "0 passed … filtered out" and passes without testing anything, onmainand here. The pinned release is still exercised bysecurity-native.yml(native_fixture_exercises_the_pinned_release_contracts). Redirecting or dropping the step is a follow-up.Follow-ups (separate PRs)
Resolver::ensure_loaded_with_host_callback_factory, asmodules/security/host_callbacks.rs:251already does. The shipped app never stages a local file, so tinymcp, tinyeventqueues, tinychannels and tinycomputer currently can't take their callback load in production.main(each contains today's pin), plus releases where a registry record needs one.verify_github_releaseexample. It passes the shared storage name asstorage_callback, which refactor: update memory recall methods to return context as JSON values #16 now rejects, so v0.2.4's post-publish verification step failed. The published module itself loads and passesinbound_module_e2e.Submission Checklist
tests/security_native_fixture.rsnow covers both paths against the released TinySecurity v0.18.4.native_fixture_sandbox_plan_is_audited_before_runningandnative_fixture_parks_a_redacted_approval_until_deniedcover the happy path.native_fixture_refuses_a_sandbox_plan_when_the_audit_write_failsandnative_fixture_denies_an_approval_when_the_audit_write_failsinject a real audit-write fault and assert a refusal and a deny. A control with the fault removed turns both red. The release-digest tests are updated for every re-pinned module.Related
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