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WalkthroughThe change adds direct Git configuration parsing and shared actor-resolution logic across plugin bridges. Hooks and heartbeats use credential, Git, login, and host fallbacks. Log shippers inherit resolved actors. Tests cover cross-platform parsing and wiring. ChangesActor identity resolution
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In `@plugins/copilot/scripts/git-identity.ps1`:
- Line 38: Update Read-RogueGitConfig in scripts/shared/git-identity.ps1 to
handle ReadAllLines failures per configuration file, allowing
Get-RogueGitIdentity to continue checking later files such as ~/.gitconfig; then
synchronize the corresponding plugin copies with this shared implementation.
In `@plugins/rogue/scripts/heartbeat.ps1`:
- Around line 160-162: In the heartbeat actor-resolution block, capture the
existing plugin root and credentials in uniquely named variables before
dot-sourcing the script content from hookLib, then pass those preserved
variables to Resolve-RogueActor. Update the $actor scriptblock around
Resolve-RogueActor without changing the hook loading behavior.
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 129-130: Update the identity-resolution documentation near the “at
fire time” description to name both supported Git configuration paths: the XDG
config path `${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/git/config` and `~/.gitconfig`,
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…ad as a file (FIRE-2117) Every bridge (Claude, Codex, Copilot, Antigravity, Kiro, Cursor on sh and PowerShell; Gemini on Node) now falls back from the env file to the git identity and then to <login>@<hostname>, so a machine env file that carries no actor still attributes events to a person. The git identity comes from the config files through one shared reader per language (scripts/shared/git-identity.sh, .ps1, and gemini's shared.mjs): $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/git/config then ~/.gitconfig, later wins, one level of [include] path. The git binary is never run, so a Mac without the Command Line Tools can no longer be shown the installer dialog by a hook. Gemini's hook and heartbeat share one resolveActor; the Claude status skill reuses hook.ps1's Resolve-RogueActor instead of its own git-calling copy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…RE-2117) sh: test_actor_sh.sh drives the Claude actor.sh and the shared actor.sh through env file, ~/.gitconfig (plus include and XDG), and login@hostname, with a stub git on PATH as a tripwire. PowerShell: test_git_identity_ps1.ps1 covers the shared reader and hook.ps1's Resolve-RogueActor, and greps every dispatcher for the old git call. Node: test_hook_mjs.mjs runs the three levels through the real Gemini dispatcher with the same tripwire. The sandbox PATH lists in the dispatcher suites trade git for awk. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ctor cascade (FIRE-2117) Review follow-ups on the hook-time actor fallback: - git-identity.sh: awk reads stdin from /dev/null, so an `[include] path = /dev/stdin` in ~/.gitconfig can no longer drain the hook payload before the sh bridges read it; trailing \r from CRLF files is stripped, so curl never puts a bare CR in the actor header (same bytes as git-identity.ps1 and shared.mjs). - actor.sh ends in the "unknown" marker when login and hostname are both unavailable, never a blank actor. Cursor's hook.sh sources the shared cascade instead of its inline copy. - New scripts/shared/actor.ps1 (Resolve-RogueSharedActor) replaces the nine inline PowerShell cascades in codex/copilot/antigravity/kiro/cursor, with the token-user and DNS-host fallbacks the rogue bridge already had and the "unknown" terminator. Synced by scripts/sync-shared-scripts.sh. - hook.ps1's git-identity wrapper is Read-RogueGitIdentity, so the library's Get-RogueGitIdentity is the only function of that name. - Tests: stdin-include, CRLF and blank-terminal cases in test_actor_sh.sh; CRLF and the three shared-cascade levels in test_git_identity_ps1.ps1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rShell, no fail-open on non-Latin-1 names (FIRE-2117) Review follow-ups on the hook-time actor fallback. - git-identity.sh: strip a UTF-8 BOM (Windows editors write one; git and the ps1/mjs readers already accepted it, so the same user was two roster rows), parse values as git does (backslash escapes, quoted # and ;), and scan both config files and both keys in ONE awk process instead of four. - git-identity.ps1 / shared.mjs: the same value syntax, so the three readers agree with git and with each other. - gemini hook.mjs: actor headers are sent as their UTF-8 bytes. fetch() rejects any code unit above 0xFF, so a Hebrew/CJK user.name threw inside the fail-open catch and silently disabled every Gemini guardrail for that user. - rogue heartbeat.ps1: load hook.ps1 through its ROGUE_PS_LIB_ONLY seam in a child scope and call Resolve-RogueActor instead of a third inline copy of the Claude cascade. - codex/copilot/cursor/antigravity/kiro ps1 callers: the unknown marker when the shared library is missing, never a blank actor (parity with the sh side). - cursor/hook.sh: the ship-logs note no longer claims the actor lives in locals. - docs: plugin-log-shipper.md drops the pre-change Cursor cascade and the hostname vs $USER@hostname table; README / log-shipping.md say the actor is self-reported and that attribution comes from the API key and the endpoint. - tests: BOM and escaped-quote cases in all three readers, a non-Latin-1 name reaching the stub server, and the seam construct heartbeat.ps1 uses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ade (FIRE-2117)
Read-RogueGitConfig read both files inside Get-RogueGitIdentity's single outer
try, so a ReadAllLines failure on the XDG config skipped ~/.gitconfig as well.
The awk twin in git-identity.sh already continues per file. Catching per file
makes the two agree.
README named only ~/.gitconfig; the resolver has always read
${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-~/.config}/git/config first.
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50-50: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winThe Windows machine env file is now never trusted.
Line 50 marks
C:\ProgramData\rogue\envassystem. Line 51 then returns!systemon Windows, soisTrustedEnvFilereturnsfalsefor that exact path.loadEnvFileslists the same path first on Windows (line 65), so the Gemini bridge now skips the MDM-provisioned machine file entirely and falls through to the bundled and user files.The PowerShell bridges in this cohort still read
C:\ProgramData\rogue\env(for exampleplugins/antigravity/scripts/hook.ps1line 259 andplugins/copilot/scripts/heartbeat.ps1line 102). A machine provisioned by policy therefore configures the PowerShell bridges but not Gemini.If the exclusion is intentional as an ACL-verification stand-in, state that in the comment and align the PowerShell bridges. If it is not intentional, keep the Unix-only ownership meaning.
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- const system = file === "/etc/rogue/env" || file === "C:\\ProgramData\\rogue\\env"; - if (IS_WIN) return !system; + // Unix-only meaning: the machine file must be root-owned. Windows has no + // uid/mode to check here, so the path is accepted as before. + const system = file === "/etc/rogue/env"; + if (IS_WIN) return true;#!/bin/bash # Confirm which bridges read the Windows machine env file and how Gemini gates it. set -euo pipefail rg -n 'ProgramData\\\\?rogue\\\\?env|ProgramData.rogue.env' --iglob '*.ps1' --iglob '*.mjs' --iglob '*.sh' --iglob '*.md' -C 2🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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406-406: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winValidate environment-file ownership and permissions before reading it.
This procedure reads each candidate with
Get-Contentand accepts it based only on a nonblank API key. If an attacker can modify one of these files, the attacker can setROGUE_BASE_URLand receive the status payload and API key.Use the repository's safe-source-equivalent PowerShell reader before parsing or selecting the file.
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In `@plugins/antigravity/scripts/git-identity.ps1`:
- Line 26: Update ConvertFrom-RogueGitValue to decode Git escape sequences \n,
\t, and \b into their corresponding characters instead of appending only the
escaped letter. Apply the same parser fix to every synchronized Git identity
implementation, and add quoted-value regression cases in the Git identity test
suite covering these escapes.
In `@plugins/codex/scripts/hook.ps1`:
- Line 255: Update Resolve-RogueSharedActor in scripts/shared/actor.ps1 to trim
each ROGUE_ACTOR_NAME and ROGUE_ACTOR_EMAIL candidate before presence checks and
storage, so whitespace-only values trigger the existing Git/login fallback;
synchronize this change across all six shared copies, including Antigravity, and
add quoted-whitespace regression cases to the shared resolver tests while
preserving behavior for non-whitespace actors and the listed hook/heartbeat
consumers.
In `@plugins/rogue/skills/status/SKILL.md`:
- Line 446: Update the status procedure’s hook loading around $hookPs1 to avoid
direct path dot-sourcing: read the script with Get-Content -Raw, create and
invoke a script block so Resolve-RogueActor is defined, and restore
ROGUE_PS_LIB_ONLY reliably in a finally block.
In `@tests/test_git_identity_ps1.ps1`:
- Line 254: Update the Git-invocation validation in the test around the
Get-Content assertion to detect literal git, git.exe, and git.cmd command names
whether or not they use the call operator, preferably via PowerShell token
parsing. Preserve the assertion’s failure behavior for any Git command form.
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In `@plugins/gemini/scripts/shared.mjs`:
- Line 50: Update the system-file check used by isTrustedEnvFile so the Unix
ownership-based exclusion remains limited to /etc/rogue/env and does not
classify C:\ProgramData\rogue\env as system; preserve loadEnvFiles’ Windows
ordering so the machine environment file is accepted and loaded.
In `@plugins/rogue/skills/status/SKILL.md`:
- Line 406: Update the environment-file discovery flow around the API-key check
to use the repository’s safe-source-equivalent PowerShell reader before parsing
or selecting candidates. Ensure unsafe writable files and files with untrusted
system ownership are rejected, while preserving selection of valid files with
nonblank ROGUE_API_KEY values.
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…ndidates, load hook.ps1 without ExecutionPolicy CodeRabbit round on #53: - git-identity.{ps1,sh} and gemini shared.mjs: `\n`, `\t` and `\b` in a quoted git config value produced the letters n/t/b. They now decode to a space - a real control character cannot travel in an HTTP header value and would split git-identity.sh's two-line scan output, so the faithful decode would be a regression rather than a fix. - actor.{ps1,sh} and resolveActor: a whitespace-only ROGUE_ACTOR_* counted as present, so the bridges shipped a blank identity and skipped the git/login cascade while ship-logs (which trims) sent a different identity for the same install. Each candidate is trimmed before the presence test and before storage. - rogue status skill: hook.ps1 is loaded through `[scriptblock]::Create` with ROGUE_PS_LIB_ONLY restored in `finally`, matching how the dispatchers load env-file.ps1. Dot-sourcing by path is blocked by an enforced ExecutionPolicy. - test_git_identity_ps1: the "no bridge shells out to git" guard matched the literal `& git ` spelling only, so a plain `git config` passed. It now parses each file and rejects git, git.exe and git.cmd in any command position (bareword, call operator, quoted, full path), with planted-call cases proving it fails and clean cases proving a mention in a string or comment does not. It also covers git-identity.ps1 and actor.ps1, not just the dispatchers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The machine env file the endpoint daemon writes carries no actor identity, so on a managed Mac every bridge except Cursor sent a blank actor header and events showed no actor in the dashboard.
Every bridge now resolves the actor at hook time: the env file value when present, else the user's git identity read from the config file (never by invoking the git binary, so nothing can trigger the Command Line Tools installer), else the login name and hostname. Shell, PowerShell, and the Gemini JS bridge share the same cascade.
Issue
FIRE-2117 (parent FIRE-2014). Stacked on FIRE-2116; FIRE-2119 builds on this branch.
Stack #55: #52 (FIRE-2116, base
main) ← #53 (this, basefeature/env-file-first-found-FIRE-2116) ← #54 (FIRE-2119).Verification
validate.ymlmatrix reproduced locally passes./etc/rogue/env), the Claude bridge posted a PreToolUse to the real hooks route and got 200 with the login-name fallback.Device campaign, 2026-09-15
Five scenarios on a real managed Mac (UTM
rogue-e2e-fire2014, macOS 26.6,hardware UUID
897C1DC2-1BDC-5B78-8C15-29B99F52D057) with real Claude Code2.1.272 and Cursor 3.20.21 sessions, against a local MDM lab and local-env env 2
(org "Rogue Security"). Each scenario started from a restore of the same
Rogue-free golden snapshot. Endpoint agent 1.0.73 (
fd9e3e561); plugins from thestack tip
0c53872, installed from a local checkout, never from the marketplace.S6 and S7 start from a real current-customer Mac: endpoint agent 1.0.69 built
from
origin/main(f7b76640f), coding-agent plugins from plugin-repomain(
fcf3760), credentials in~/.rogue-envonly. They cover both rollout orders.The auto-update is genuinely automatic: publishing the release was the only
action, nothing touched the Mac, and the 15-minute check downloaded, verified,
waited for the tray to drain and installed in about 70 seconds. Enrollment, keys
and the extension approval all survived, and the coding agents did not notice —
the session after the update was indistinguishable from the one before it.
The
/etc/rogueprotection arrives with the update; the machine env file doesnot. As root, before and after:
mkdir -p /etc/rogueecho x > /etc/rogue/probe/etc/rogue/envexistsSo the machine credential still needs step 6 of
README-mdm-deployment.md, onepolicy in
daemonmode. Both orders converge on the same end state after it.The cascade produced the right actor at every tier, on a managed and an unmanaged
Mac.
With the machine env file alone (S1, S3), which carries no actor, events landed
as
user@users-Virtual-Machine.local/user. That is the<login>@<hostname>fallback, correct here because the guest has no global git identity;
git-identity.shreads the global config files only, so the repo-local identityin the test project is out of scope by design.
/rogue:statusnamed the fallbackexplicitly rather than passing it off as a person:
With a user env file carrying
ROGUE_ACTOR_EMAILandROGUE_ACTOR_NAME(S2, S4),events landed as
e2e-user@rogue.test/E2E User, and reverted to the fallbackthe moment the machine file took over. A bogus actor written into the user file
while the machine file existed never reached the backend.
One observation on Cursor, not from this change: the plugin sent
e2e-user@rogue.testinx-rogue-actor-email, andcursor-hook-parser.ts:324overrode it withpayload.user_email, the Cursorvendor login, while
actor_namekept the header value. The stored row readsyuval@qualifire.ai/E2E User.hooks.tsnotes the vendor login can differ;the split across the two fields does not appear to be documented.
S7 step 4 is a known ordering limitation, accepted. The coding-agents policy
in
daemonmode requires an agent that has thewrite-plugin-envsubcommand.Against an older agent it does not fail cleanly: it hangs and leaves a process
root cannot kill until the Mac reboots. Running it after the agent update works,
confirmed three times. Details in the FIRE-2121 and FIRE-2118 bodies; evidence in
S7/RESULT.md.S8 closes the cascade evidence. A Kandji customer who used the legacy
rogue-security-env-installer-kandji.shalready has/etc/rogue/env, writtenwith bash at mode 644. With that file and
~/.rogue-envboth present, main'smerge let the user file override the MDM credential (
e2e-user@rogue.test); thestack tip makes the machine file win alone (host fallback). The same pass proved
the rest of the rule on the device for the first time: a machine file owned by
the user, one writable by others, and one with no key are each skipped in favour
of the next tier,
<plugin-root>/envbeats~/.rogue-env, and/etc/rogue/envbeats
<plugin-root>/env.After the agent update the legacy file survives and keeps winning, but the script
that maintains it can no longer rewrite or delete it. That fails cleanly, with a
non-zero exit and no stray process. One run of the new policy migrates the Mac
from the shared org key to its own tray key.
Two qualifications, neither in the code under test. S2's first attempt posted six
hook events to production
api.rogue.security, becausesetup.shwrites noROGUE_BASE_URLandhook.sh:166defaults to it; all six were rejected 401, andthe step passed once the user env file named the lab URL. S4 step 3 is PARTIAL
only because its wording ("expect NOTIFY-only, no denials") assumes an extension
is present. On that Mac none was installed:
README-mdm-deployment.mddocumentsthat an agent on a Mac with no approved Rogue extension and no managed-config
profile deliberately submits no activation request, so a clean unmanaged install
is never asked to approve one. "No denials" therefore held for a stronger reason
than NOTIFY-only. No PR in either stack touches enrollment or the extension
request.
Full evidence, per-step PASS/FAIL and six recorded observations:
~/.rogue-e2e-tools/evidence/(CAMPAIGN-2026-09-15.mdandS1..S5/RESULT.md).Model: Claude Fable 5.1 via Claude Code (workflow subagents).
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