fix(hermes): use receipt-owned control during portable onboarding - #11784
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participant Onboard as Hermes onboarding
participant Finalization as finalizationHandlerDeps
participant Recovery as checkAndRecoverSandboxProcesses
participant Supervisor as executePortableGatewaySupervisorAction
participant Lifecycle as executeHermesPortableGatewaySupervisorAction
Onboard->>Finalization: provide portable runtime context
Finalization->>Recovery: pass portable supervisor environment
Recovery->>Supervisor: request probe or recovery
Supervisor->>Lifecycle: forward gateway action
Lifecycle-->>Supervisor: return validated control result
Supervisor-->>Recovery: return asynchronous supervisor result
Recovery-->>Finalization: report recovery status
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In `@src/lib/actions/sandbox/process-recovery.ts`:
- Line 1803: Update both RecoveryGatewaySupervisorRequest declarations to accept
the asynchronous Awaitable result returned by supervisor callbacks, including
the declarations near the recovery entry points. In the relaunch path, preserve
confirmRecoveredSandboxGatewayManaged’s synchronous contract by calling the
pinned request directly rather than passing the potentially Promise-returning
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Reviewed commit e1e12fc97d788f30f26cbc282bebd088a80dff48 against base a05d1f238f84e59e6d4fbdc30e547ec7281772c4 and issue #11573.
The receipt-owned controller stays under the lifecycle lock and validates the receipt, registry, policy, executable, socket, and container before and after privileged execution. It uses the shared sanitized root environment, rejects unsupported actions and remote targets, prevents cross-provider fallback, and leaves onboarding incomplete when recovery fails.
Security review: PASS for secrets and credentials, input validation, authentication and authorization, dependencies, error handling and logging, cryptography and data protection, configuration, security testing, and system security. The nonce is generated with randomBytes(32), privileged execution strips interpreter and loader hooks, and authority failures do not expose their diagnostics or authorize a fallback.
All current required checks pass. CodeRabbit covers the latest PR commit and its earlier asynchronous callback finding is resolved. I re-evaluated the Advisor documentation finding: the Portable Hermes restart fence and all cited documentation are unchanged from the base, so that inherited documentation gap is not attributable to this PR. The changed-file tests passed; two aggregate local timeout cases passed when rerun in isolation.
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Reviewed commit e1e12fc97d788f30f26cbc282bebd088a80dff48 against base a05d1f238f84e59e6d4fbdc30e547ec7281772c4. No new actionable correctness or security findings.
The Portable Hermes controller retains receipt, registry, runtime, policy, and container qualification around privileged execution. Recovery and settle probes await the same bound controller. Authority failures refuse cross-provider fallback, and unsuccessful stopped-gateway recovery keeps onboarding incomplete.
Validation:
- CLI and plugin builds passed. CLI typechecking passed with an 8 GiB Node heap allowance.
- Focused tests: 345 passed, 15 failed. All added tests passed. The same 15 forward-recovery failures reproduce on the base commit in this local environment.
- Four required GitHub checks succeeded;
changeswas skipped on the later metadata-edit run. Full CI passed for the reviewed commit and base. All nine Advisor reports were reviewed. - CodeRabbit's asynchronous callback finding is resolved. The Advisor's Portable Hermes restart-documentation finding predates this PR: the existing restart fence and all three cited documentation files are unchanged from base.
Live Portable Hermes E2E was not repeated during this review.
Approval exception: submitting at the user's explicit request after disclosing the trusted checker's allPass: false result for changes: SKIPPED. Metadata-edit run 34923139974 is explicitly marked gate false. Full CI run 34921532838 passed for the same PR commit and base. The checker's metadata-edit job list is stale: it expects wechat-runtime-audit and omits compile-artifacts, openshell-sdk-package, and hugging-face-models. Every other gate passed in that checker run.
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Outcome
Fresh Portable Hermes onboarding can complete privileged gateway verification on its receipt-owned Podman container. Recovery and subsequent health probes use the same authority-qualified controller, and failed recovery of a stopped gateway keeps onboarding incomplete.
Reason
Hermes portable sandboxes retain the OpenShell Docker-driver registry value, so generic provider discovery looked for a Docker container during finalization and returned
PRIVILEGED_CONTROL_UNAVAILABLE. Finalization also lacked the onboarding scope's filtered source environment. This follows the earlier refusal-propagation fix without relaxing the secret boundary.Related issues
Refs #11573. Follow-up to #11760; based on main including #11735 and #11759.
Changes
main's asynchronous policy reads.The controller tests cover policy refusal before/after execution and lock retention. Process-recovery tests cover receipt-owned recovery/probing, missing authority, failed execution, and prevention of cross-provider fallback; finalization tests cover scoped environment handoff and refusal propagation.
Verification
npx vitest run --project cli --project integration src/lib/onboard/experimental/hermes-portable-gateway-control.test.ts src/lib/onboard/experimental/hermes-portable-lifecycle.test.ts src/lib/actions/sandbox/hermes-secret-boundary-recovery.test.ts src/lib/actions/sandbox/process-recovery-managed-startup.test.ts src/lib/onboard/machine/finalization-deps.test.ts src/lib/onboard/machine/final-flow-composition.test.ts test/process-recovery— 276 tests passed across 12 files ate1e12fc97d788f30f26cbc282bebd088a80dff48, including the asynchronous callback repair.npx vitest run --project cli --project integration src/lib/sandbox/privileged-exec.test.ts src/lib/onboard/portable-environment-scope.test.ts src/lib/onboard/experimental/hermes-portable-operating-authority.test.ts test/runtime/sandbox/vm-driver-privileged-exec-routing.test.ts— 84 tests passed across four files at3cb27aa604f7f249f9e7750d910100840b60e21d; those authority owners are unchanged by the callback follow-up.npm run typecheck:cli,npm run build:cli, growth guardrails and all normal commit hooks passed.3cb27aa604f7f249f9e7750d910100840b60e21d: exit 0 in 906.94 s (15m 7s), Hermes ready, no privileged-control refusal. The first prompt appeared in 98.10 s and a real READY response in 105.64 s; chat exited 0. A synthetic secret then correctly refused finalization; restoring the original environment and recovering made finalization pass. The test sandbox/model/gateway were removed by exact identity, and the original fixture was restored with the same identities and states; the default launcher is unchanged.Review notes
Self-review of NVIDIA/NemoClaw through commit
e1e12fc97d788f30f26cbc282bebd088a80dff48covered the changed onboarding runtime/lifecycle/finalization paths,src/lib/onboard.ts, andsrc/lib/sandbox/privileged-exec.ts. It traced the receipt/registry/policy checks, strict environment derivation, lifecycle lock, pinned container, and refusal paths; no unresolved authority or correctness issue was found. The follow-up addresses CodeRabbit comment 4011278459 about asynchronous callback types while preserving both pinned relaunch probe consumers. Independent sensitive-path approval remains pending. Live validation is a local guest CLI test with existing native OpenShell binaries, GPU and image caches; it does not qualify a packer image, desktop boot, import, or GFN streaming session.CodeRabbit marked the callback finding addressed at
e1e12fc. All nine Advisor reports completed for that commit: eight are clear; the documentation report flags Portable Hermesgateway restartguidance. That command was already rejected on basea05d1f2by the existing restart fence andassertHermesPortableCommandUnavailable. The fence, validator, and three cited docs are byte-identical to base. This is inherited documentation ambiguity, recorded for documentation follow-up; this PR preserves the existing command restriction. The new controller's restart refusal adds no user-facing restriction.The first prompt took 98.10 s. The five earlier performance commits (
67fcceec3through6c3837017) remain on the separate performance branch; these runs do not establish a matched latency comparison.Signed-off-by: Prekshi Vyas 34834085+prekshivyas@users.noreply.github.com
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