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The custom-tools gate previously omitted strict coverage flags, so unsupported input could appear successful. It now runs both scanners, requests strict coverage, bounds each invocation and distinguishes incomplete execution from finding failures, including signal-derived exits through 255. Panic assail findings remain report-only; this does not introduce an undeclared severity policy.
Validation: 183 gate controls, including 144 exit-code pairs and an actual timeout; a Bash driver passed 73 real scanner/report/parser controls. The original gate fails strengthened controls. Fixed ShellCheck findings in the test-directory change and an intentional-glob directive. The Python driver was replaced after hosted language-policy rejection, without relaxing the gate.
The audit documents eight strict cross-scans (all partial), test/proof inventories, performance samples and bounded experiments. Pons passed 251 tests after its separate repair; panic passed 720 with signing/http/sarif (three ignored). Live Idris results: 41 framework, 56 type-safe, 110 spec and eight pinned ordering-law checks; four benchmark workloads passed. These are scoped observations, not complete coverage or universal soundness.
Companion repairs: hyperpolymath/proven-tests-and-benches#103, hyperpolymath/pons-asinorum#68, hyperpolymath/panic-attack#257. A Standards owner/lock migration experiment failed consumer integrity and startup checks and was reverted at the consumers; the audit retains the evidence. Renaming to proven-cicd, estate consumer migration, unavailable security dashboards and remaining proof/runtime obligations are not completed.
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New Features
The custom-tools check now runs both scanners with strict coverage requirements and a configurable timeout of 1–3600 seconds (180 seconds by default).
Pons warnings and errors affect the check result; Panic Attack findings remain report-only. Missing tools, incomplete coverage, timeouts, or execution failures prevent a pass.
Documentation
Added guidance on scanner coverage, bounded controls, and the limits of scan results; a passing check is not a security verdict.
Added an audit checkpoint and supporting records covering scanner results, controls, and known limitations.
The shared custom-tools gate now runs Pons and Panic Attack with strict coverage controls and a configurable timeout. The pull request adds scanner control tests and records audit evidence, scan results, and limitations.
The gate applies a 1–3600 second timeout, defaulting to 180 seconds, and runs both scanners with strict coverage flags. Incomplete checks take precedence over failed checks. The action description and README document the gate contract and its limits.
Gate and scanner control tests tests/pass-on-absence.sh, tests/scanner-adversarial.py, tests/composite-shell-contract.sh, actions/secret-scan-check/shell-supplement.sh, docs/assurance/2026-11-04/scanner-controls.json
Tests cover scanner flags, exit-code combinations, timeout handling, and bounded scanner cases. The shell fixture stops if directory setup fails, and the ShellCheck suppression identifies the intentional glob comparison.
Audit evidence and limitations docs/assurance/AUDIT-2026-11-04.adoc, docs/assurance/2026-11-04/*
The audit and supporting records describe repository inventories, scanner measurements and results, suite controls, coverage limitations, and outstanding validation work.
sequenceDiagram
participant CheckScript
participant Pons
participant PanicAttack
CheckScript->>Pons: Run scan with timeout and strict flags
Pons-->>CheckScript: Return scan result
CheckScript->>PanicAttack: Run scan with timeout and incomplete-coverage flag
PanicAttack-->>CheckScript: Return scan result
CheckScript->>CheckScript: Classify combined results
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Possibly related issues
Coordinate gitbot-fleet bounded scanner canary and lock closure #68: This pull request adds bounded scanner controls and records lock-closure results, which overlap with the issue’s scanner canary and lock-closure objectives. It does not complete fleet deployment or closure.
Possibly related PRs
hyperpolymath/cicd-suite#58: This pull request continues the custom-tools gate and test contract by changing the same action files and extending the exit-code and timeout tests.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 550af
The new Python scanner control script is rejected by the repository's own banned-languages check, so the hygiene check fails until it is ported or otherwise addressed. Separately, scanners killed by some signals are reported as failed instead of incomplete; the gate still fails, so only the status label is affected.
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The title names the two main changes: strict scanner coverage failures are preserved, and custom-tool execution is bounded by a timeout. Both match the changeset in check.sh, the action description, the tests, and the audit. It is a short single sentence, uses a conventional prefix, and avoids vague terms.
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The description is closely related to the changeset. It explains that the custom-tools gate now runs both scanners with strict coverage, bounds each invocation, and separates incomplete execution from finding failures. It also covers validation, the audit documents, the report-only Panic Attack policy, and the outstanding items. The level of detail is high, but the check only requires relevance.
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Review comments at @actions/custom-tools-check/check.sh:
- Around line 64-65: Update the exit-status classification in run_scan so
signal-derived statuses from 150 through 255 are treated as incomplete, while
preserving exit status 3 as failed and the existing classifications for other
statuses.
Review comments at @tests/scanner-adversarial.py:
- Line 1: Port the scanner-adversarial control script from Python to an
implementation language permitted by the banned-languages gate, preserving its
existing behaviour and test integration. Keep executable control code out of
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tests/scanner-adversarial.py
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Context: subprocess.run(command, capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=10)
Note: [CWE-78] Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an OS Command ('OS Command Injection').
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tests/scanner-adversarial.py
[error] 1-1: Linguist configuration and Banned Languages validation failed: Python implementation source found. Use Rust, Julia, or bash/just instead. Command failed with exit code 1.
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tests/scanner-adversarial.py
[error] 1-1: Banned language validation failed: Python implementation source was detected. The failed step is the Linguist configuration and Banned Languages validation command. Use Rust, Julia, or bash/just instead, or place Python test data in an exempt test-corpus directory.
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actions/custom-tools-check/check.sh
[warning] 81-81: Redirect this error message to stderr (>&2).
Review follow-up at a34c1f7: scanner statuses 128–255 are classified as incomplete, with 183 passing controls including the expanded 144-pair matrix; exit 3 retains the existing failed classification. The Sonar positional-parameter concern is addressed by naming the scanner local. The prohibited Python driver was replaced by Bash, with 73 real controls passing and generated-input hashes retained. No language or coverage gate was weakened. The newest bounded-controls hosted run passed; the other suite workflows do not yet have fresh runs at this exact head, so the audit does not credit their earlier runs as current-head acceptance.
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Treat non-contract scanner exits as incomplete
When either Rust scanner panics (normally exit 101), or otherwise exits 3–123, this fallback reports status=failed and exits 1 even though the scan did not complete. That contradicts this script's new contract that execution failures are not_run/exit 2 and can mislead consumers into recording a scanner finding rather than missing assurance; classify every exit other than the documented 0/1/2 outcomes as incomplete, with timeout/signal exits handled likewise.
Add a SIGTERM-ignoring fixture that checks the kill grace.
The timeout test only uses a stand-in that exits on SIGTERM. Removing --kill-after=5 from actions/custom-tools-check/check.sh:57 would not fail any gate-level test. A scanner that ignores SIGTERM could then block the gate until it exits.
A fixture that traps SIGTERM, with an elapsed-time bound, closes this gap. The expected run takes about six seconds. Without the grace, the run takes about 30 seconds.
Suggested fix
bad "hang returned $RC/$STATUS or hid the second scanner"
fi
++echo "== custom-tools-check: a TERM-ignoring scanner is killed after the grace =="+printf '#!/usr/bin/env bash\ntrap "" TERM\nsleep 30\n' > "$STAND/pons"+mkstandin panic-attack 0+start=$SECONDS+run_check "$ROOT/actions/custom-tools-check/check.sh" "$WORK/ct" "$STAND:$NOBIN" CUSTOM_TOOLS_TIMEOUT_SECONDS=1+elapsed=$((SECONDS - start))+if [[ "$RC" == 2 && "$STATUS" == not_run ]] && grep -q 'stand-in panic-attack ran' "$OUT" && (( elapsed < 20 )); then+ ok "TERM-ignoring hang bounded by the kill grace; second scanner ran"+else+ bad "TERM-ignoring hang returned $RC/$STATUS after ${elapsed}s or hid the second scanner"+fi
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Review comment at @tests/pass-on-absence.sh around lines 120 - 129:
Add a second timeout case to the custom-tools-check tests in pass-on-absence.sh
using a scanner stand-in that ignores SIGTERM. Measure the run with the existing
timing mechanism and assert it finishes within a bound that detects removal of
the kill grace, while preserving checks for the timeout status and that the
second scanner runs.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
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Review comments at @tests/pass-on-absence.sh:
- Around line 120-129: Add a second timeout case to the custom-tools-check tests
in pass-on-absence.sh using a scanner stand-in that ignores SIGTERM. Measure the
run with the existing timing mechanism and assert it finishes within a bound
that detects removal of the kill grace, while preserving checks for the timeout
status and that the second scanner runs.
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tests/scanner-adversarial.sh
[failure] 47-47: Add a default case (*) to handle unexpected values.
Proven Tests source 11c128233f191c33a8b2cc271d8c6437cf9f24ce passed hosted run 41855054882: 30 Rust tests (9 library, 15 contract, 6 execution-truth) including malformed evidence-shape rejection, plus Idris build/test/benchmarks. Local nine Python methods and 20 normative contract cases passed. Python and Rust retain different structural-error classifications; neither authenticates proof citations.
panic-attack source 7aa933513c19b925f055a247fd0c3f6f700e6f6a passed full Verify run 41855742660: feature suites, MSRV, Clippy, formatting, docs, coverage ledger, entrypoint controls. Quickstart now saves a report and states the Zig native-C prerequisite. Legacy reusable workflow failures remain separate.
Pons source 719ee65a81de6503ab217ee012d2571bca494a8e passed seven workflows, including the exact required scan / gitleaks context from app 15368. The live Creusot proof job was skipped, so no new proof discharge is claimed. GitHub still marks PR68 blocked; the active signature rule and unsigned PR commits were observed. Classic protection details return 403.
PR77 is now confirmed merged at 52a90c2. My subsequent audit-document update could not move the deleted feature branch; no branch was recreated and no newer source was overwritten. These receipts are preserved here instead. Post-merge suite CI still needs verification before completion is credited.
Provisioning remains pending: extend the existing Standards provisioning DEED/shared engine; distinguish minimum/default/optional toolchains; generate provider exports with explicit loss/refusal reporting; add bounded diagnosis/repair and opt-in platform disclosure. No cross-platform installation or provider-equivalence proof is claimed.
Post-merge verification is now complete for merge commit 52a90c2: Central Estate Audit 41852993120, Code Hygiene Self-Test 41852993580, Bounded secret scanner controls 41852993122, Secret Scanner 41852993541, Supplemental secret checks 41852993276 and dynamic CodeQL 41852991229 all passed. This closes the missing final-suite workflow receipt for PR77; it does not close the wider scanner/provisioning/proof programme or the other repositories' migration blockers.
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The Proven Tests lane passed IDRIS2_VERSION=0.7.0 to its pinned
installer, which tried to clone a nonexistent branch. Supply v0.7.0 at
that installer step while preserving the framework pin and the numeric
version elsewhere.
Correct PROOF-NEEDS: the Hexad proptest exercises an in-memory
serde_json::Value round-trip on generated samples. It does not call the
on-disk write/load functions and is not a universal proof.
Validation: 653 default Rust tests passed; the signing/http/sarif run
passed 720 with three existing ignored tests. Feature Clippy passed.
Strict panic and Pons scans on all four audit repositories returned
partial coverage, documented in hyperpolymath/proven-cicd-and-workflows#77. Hosted
source failure: run 41390102464.
The owner/lock migration experiment at 6addd22 still startup-failed and
violated CI Integrity, so it is reverted rather than weakening that
gate. Existing governance/Hypatia/Rust reusable startup failures remain
unresolved. GUI, real distributed Chapel execution, complete coverage
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docs/ASSURANCE-AUDIT-2026-11-04.adoc; upstream installer/contract
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…tly (#103)
Malformed nested evidence could crash validation or receive different
verdicts from the Python and Rust readers; boolean counters could pass
as integers, and an unknown CLI surface could select another validator.
Require the declared nested shapes, non-negative integer counters and
nonblank string proof citations/propositions. Rust now rejects
scalar/array evidence across provenance tiers before deriving coverage.
JSON conformance does not authenticate a theorem or execution.
Normalize numeric Idris versions to release tags, reject invalid
versions before installation, and fetch refs/tags explicitly so a
same-named branch cannot win resolution. Add exact REUSE metadata for
the JSONL fixture and GitHub policy entry points linked to canonical
documents.
Validation at 11c1282: hosted CI run
41855054882 passed, including 30 Rust tests (9 library, 15 contract, 6
execution-truth), the new malformed-evidence controls, and Idris
build/test/benchmarks. Local nine Python methods and 20 normative
contract cases passed. Earlier fixed-seed 2,000-case shape mutations
measure robustness, not schema completeness. Earlier live Idris receipts
cover 41 framework, 56 type-safe and 110 specification checks, eight
pinned SafeOrdering laws and four benchmark workloads; audit receipts
identify tested revisions.
A separate Standards migration experiment failed startup and the
mandatory lock gate and was reverted. Governance/Hypatia/secret reusable
startup failures remain blockers; no integrity checks are weakened.
Details: docs/ASSURANCE-AUDIT-2026-11-04.adoc. Cross-repository report:
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The custom-tools gate previously omitted strict coverage flags, so unsupported input could appear successful. It now runs both scanners, requests strict coverage, bounds each invocation and distinguishes incomplete execution from finding failures, including signal-derived exits through 255. Panic assail findings remain report-only; this does not introduce an undeclared severity policy.
Validation: 183 gate controls, including 144 exit-code pairs and an actual timeout; a Bash driver passed 73 real scanner/report/parser controls. The original gate fails strengthened controls. Fixed ShellCheck findings in the test-directory change and an intentional-glob directive. The Python driver was replaced after hosted language-policy rejection, without relaxing the gate.
The audit documents eight strict cross-scans (all partial), test/proof inventories, performance samples and bounded experiments. Pons passed 251 tests after its separate repair; panic passed 720 with signing/http/sarif (three ignored). Live Idris results: 41 framework, 56 type-safe, 110 spec and eight pinned ordering-law checks; four benchmark workloads passed. These are scoped observations, not complete coverage or universal soundness.
Companion repairs: hyperpolymath/proven-tests-and-benches#103, hyperpolymath/pons-asinorum#68, hyperpolymath/panic-attack#257. A Standards owner/lock migration experiment failed consumer integrity and startup checks and was reverted at the consumers; the audit retains the evidence. Renaming to proven-cicd, estate consumer migration, unavailable security dashboards and remaining proof/runtime obligations are not completed.