fix(adapters): restore the un-namespaced requirement on the shell-bridge check - #1953
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User decision: close issues once the fix is on dev rather than waiting for a stable release, scoped to this campaign. Recording what it does and does not change. It removes the released-in gate; it does not lower the evidence bar. A close still requires the fix demonstrably on origin/dev by ancestry, and an umbrella still does not close from a partial fix. The issues that stay open under the new policy stay open for reasons that were never about release timing - #1852 needs the async work that is still unmerged, #1926 has two halves still live in bridge.ts, #1866 was explicitly scoped out of #1900, and #1730 is a different provider and round from what #1884 fixed.
…ssues The still-open table covered issues and omitted #1891 and #1889, so a reader working from the closeout alone would find no trace of two deliberate holds - one of which is the campaign's most consequential finding. Both are blocked before merge, so the close-on-dev-merge decision does not reach them: that policy governs when a merged fix closes its issue, and neither has merged.
…dge check My port of the shell-bridge predicate dropped the !tool.namespace guard that the Cursor original carries, so the function name asserted a bareness check the body did not perform. The consequence is reachable. An MCP server can advertise its own exec_command or shell_command - docker, k8s and ssh servers plausibly do - and those arrive namespaced. They are not Codex's shell bridge, but they were cancelling code mode, so a genuine code-mode turn sitting beside an MCP shell tool silently lost its guidance and fell back to the generic parent-tool sentence. It failed safe rather than emitting false guidance, which is why nothing caught it. The same requirement now applies to the code-mode exec predicate. A namespaced freeform exec is some MCP server's tool, not Codex's unified exec. That case is unreachable through today's parser, which only sets freeform on custom-type tools that never carry a namespace, but the type does not exclude it and the symmetry is the point. Driven red: removing the guard fails the namespaced-MCP test.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change makes Codex tool detection namespace-aware, adds regression tests for namespaced MCP tools, and documents a run-specific policy that closes issues after fixes reach ChangesNamespace-aware tool detection
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change restores the required namespace guards and has targeted verification; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains. Two minor documentation cleanups are still advisable. Possibly related PRs
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| | #1852 | the reported defect (sync enumeration blocking the event loop) is #1876's unmerged async work | | ||
| | #1849 | umbrella; its root cause is #1942 and unstarted | | ||
| | #1049 | assessed and unstarted; needs the publication protocol | | ||
| | #1926 | destination scope landed, but credential scope and emit-before-commit are still live in `src/bridge.ts` | |
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This public, tracked _plan entry identifies two still-live defects involving credential scope and emit-before-commit behavior and points directly to src/bridge.ts; publishing an unfixed security assessment this way discloses the weakness before its fix or advisory ships. Remove the pre-disclosure detail from devlog/ and retain it only in ignored scratch space until there is a published outcome.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260817_wave5_execution/090_wave6_closeout.md`:
- Line 44: Add one blank line immediately before the “Closure policy for THIS
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- Around line 52-63: Correct the closeout wording around the issue-hold table:
do not call all listed issues “the three policy holds,” and explicitly
distinguish the three evidence-based holds from other independent reasons such
as the unmerged fix for `#1852`, umbrella `#1849`’s unstarted root cause, and
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| needs-info lifetime; upstream-tracker accounting; #1795 recovery shape; | ||
| #1899 disposition; #1836 disposition; #1903 HTTP/1.1 default. | ||
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Insert the required blank line before this heading.
markdownlint-cli2 reports MD022 because Line 44 is directly adjacent to the preceding paragraph. Add one blank line before the heading.
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`#1903` HTTP/1.1 default.
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| What this changes: the `released-in:vX.Y.Z` step no longer gates closure. What it does *not* | ||
| change is the evidence bar — a close still needs the fix demonstrably on `origin/dev` by | ||
| ancestry, and still must not close an umbrella from a partial fix. The three policy holds keep | ||
| their own reasons, which are about missing evidence rather than about release timing: | ||
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| | Issue | Still open because | | ||
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| | #1059 | needs hosted Windows shard evidence; no local batch substitutes | | ||
| | #1795 | needs a live SenseNova/Kimi canary showing zero undeclared calls | | ||
| | #1852 | the reported defect (sync enumeration blocking the event loop) is #1876's unmerged async work | | ||
| | #1849 | umbrella; its root cause is #1942 and unstarted | | ||
| | #1049 | assessed and unstarted; needs the publication protocol | |
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Correct the description of the issue holds.
Line 55 refers to “the three policy holds,” but Lines 57-67 list eight open issues. Also, Line 62 says that #1849 remains open because root cause #1942 is unstarted. That is not a missing-evidence hold. This wording conflicts with the partial-fix rule at Lines 13-14 and can cause an incorrect closeout decision.
Describe the listed holds as independent of release timing, or enumerate the three special holds separately.
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- The three policy holds keep their own reasons, which are about missing evidence rather than about release timing:
+ The listed issue holds keep their own reasons, independent of release timing. These reasons include missing evidence, partial fixes, unstarted work, and scope restrictions:📝 Committable suggestion
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| What this changes: the `released-in:vX.Y.Z` step no longer gates closure. What it does *not* | |
| change is the evidence bar — a close still needs the fix demonstrably on `origin/dev` by | |
| ancestry, and still must not close an umbrella from a partial fix. The three policy holds keep | |
| their own reasons, which are about missing evidence rather than about release timing: | |
| | Issue | Still open because | | |
| |-------|--------------------| | |
| | #1059 | needs hosted Windows shard evidence; no local batch substitutes | | |
| | #1795 | needs a live SenseNova/Kimi canary showing zero undeclared calls | | |
| | #1852 | the reported defect (sync enumeration blocking the event loop) is #1876's unmerged async work | | |
| | #1849 | umbrella; its root cause is #1942 and unstarted | | |
| | #1049 | assessed and unstarted; needs the publication protocol | | |
| What this changes: the `released-in:vX.Y.Z` step no longer gates closure. What it does *not* | |
| change is the evidence bar — a close still needs the fix demonstrably on `origin/dev` by | |
| ancestry, and still must not close an umbrella from a partial fix. The listed issue holds keep | |
| their own reasons, independent of release timing. These reasons include missing evidence, | |
| partial fixes, unstarted work, and scope restrictions: | |
| | Issue | Still open because | | |
| |-------|--------------------| | |
| | #1059 | needs hosted Windows shard evidence; no local batch substitutes | | |
| | #1795 | needs a live SenseNova/Kimi canary showing zero undeclared calls | | |
| | #1852 | the reported defect (sync enumeration blocking the event loop) is #1876's unmerged async work | | |
| | #1849 | umbrella; its root cause is #1942 and unstarted | | |
| | #1049 | assessed and unstarted; needs the publication protocol | |
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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In `@devlog/_plan/260817_wave5_execution/090_wave6_closeout.md` around lines 52 -
63, Correct the closeout wording around the issue-hold table: do not call all
listed issues “the three policy holds,” and explicitly distinguish the three
evidence-based holds from other independent reasons such as the unmerged fix for
`#1852`, umbrella `#1849`’s unstarted root cause, and `#1049`’s unstarted assessment.
Preserve the partial-fix rule and the requirement that closure evidence be on
origin/dev.
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Three PRs landed and four are held, each for a reason that belongs to the PR rather than to my schedule. The part worth keeping is the defect I introduced. #1951 fixed #1895's blocker by deciding code mode from freeform metadata rather than the name exec, but my port of the shell-bridge predicate dropped the Cursor original's !tool.namespace requirement - so a namespaced MCP exec_command cancelled code mode on a genuine code-mode turn and silently stripped the guidance. It failed safe, generic rather than false guidance, which is precisely why nothing caught it and why an audit that runs the predicate against adversarial catalogs beats one that reads it. #1953 fixes it, driven red first, and a second reviewer then failed to break the classifier across ten catalog shapes.
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Gate on dev at 87f7f97: 12807 pass, 10 skip, 0 fail across 826 files, with typecheck and privacy scan green. Promoted 107 commits to preview (a43150c) and main (7979903), both verified by ancestry rather than by the merge reporting success. Recording which PRs did not exist when the campaign started - lidge-jun#1951, lidge-jun#1953, lidge-jun#1955, lidge-jun#1960 and lidge-jun#1961 all came out of auditing the plan rather than executing it. Two of them fix defects I introduced myself, which is the part of this campaign most worth remembering. Every remaining item carries its reason in the table rather than sitting unexplained.
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Summary
Follow-up to #1951, fixing a defect an audit found in it.
My port of the shell-bridge predicate dropped the
!tool.namespaceguard that the Cursororiginal (
isBareCodexShellBridgeTool) carries — soisBareShellBridgeToolasserted abareness check its body did not perform.
The consequence is reachable. An MCP server can advertise its own
exec_commandorshell_command— docker, k8s and ssh servers plausibly do — and those arrive namespaced(
mcp__docker__exec_command). They are not Codex's shell bridge, but they were cancellingcode mode, so a genuine code-mode turn sitting beside an MCP shell tool silently lost its
guidance and fell back to the generic parent-tool sentence.
It failed safe — generic guidance rather than false guidance — which is exactly why nothing
caught it: the output stayed plausible.
The same requirement now applies to the code-mode exec predicate. A namespaced freeform
execis some MCP server's tool, not Codex's unified
exec. That case is unreachable through today'sparser, which sets
freeformonly oncustom-type tools that never carry a namespace — butthe type does not exclude it, and the asymmetry was the bug's shape in the first place.
Verification
bun run typecheck— passed.bun test tests/tool-catalog-nudge.test.ts— 16 pass, 0 fail.!tool.namespaceguard fails the new namespaced-MCP test (15 pass / 1 fail).Checklist
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