fix(sdd): verify generated research projections against the capability authority - #4563
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The canonical research capability matrix now projects onto every generated
runtime surface instead of being exercised only by unit tests:
- researchcapability gains the projection contract: ordered adapter tool
bindings per runtime, a canonical declaration renderer, a strict
declaration parser, and VerifyProjection with exact multiset grants and
exact tool-posture matching (explicit denial required for default-open
runtimes; unmappable grants refuse).
- OpenCode base and named-profile overlays, and every shipped sdd-research
markdown asset, are verified before any disk mutation, failing closed.
- Named-profile generation derives the sdd-research-{name} permission map
from the authority instead of emitting no permission block.
OpenCode remains denied; the capability matrix is unchanged.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe PR adds provider-owned research capability projections and strict verification for markdown and OpenCode runtime assets. SDD injection and profile generation now validate projections before writing files. Tests cover exact grants, tool mappings, generated assets, and fail-closed behavior. Research projection authority
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SDDGenerator
participant ResearchCapability
participant RuntimeProjection
participant FileSystem
SDDGenerator->>ResearchCapability: derive declarations and tool decisions
SDDGenerator->>RuntimeProjection: parse generated runtime asset
RuntimeProjection->>ResearchCapability: verify canonical grants and tool surface
ResearchCapability-->>SDDGenerator: validation result
SDDGenerator->>FileSystem: write files after successful validation
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Installing profiles with different model capabilities can give one profile a prompt intended for another capability. Conflicting assignments should be rejected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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In `@internal/agents/researchcapability/projection.go`:
- Around line 408-418: Update findToolsLine to parse tools: only within the
document’s initial, closed frontmatter block, rejecting missing or unterminated
frontmatter and ignoring matching body lines. Keep VerifyProjection dependent on
the frontmatter-derived value so the verified projection matches Claude Code’s
installed configuration.
In `@internal/assets/assets_test.go`:
- Line 995: Update the assertion comparing projection.AllowedTools and
allowedTools in the relevant test to compare their tool identities as unordered
sets, using sorted copies or set membership while preserving duplicate-free
semantics. Leave the separate toolsExact assertion unchanged so Claude’s
serialized tools order remains validated independently.
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- Bound the markdown tools lookup to the initial closed frontmatter block: a `tools:` line in the body is no longer mistaken for the tool surface the runtime loads, and missing or unterminated frontmatter refuses. - Compare projected tool identities as sets in the parity tests so file order cannot produce a false failure; the serialized tools order remains pinned by the existing toolsExact assertion.
Wiring the authority into production (internal/components/sdd) brought internal/agents/researchcapability into the reachable call graph, so the dead-code ratchet now evaluates it and flags its test-exercised API: - Admit is the admission contract exercised by the admission/denial tests; production admission stays agent-side. - Declaration and its helper render the canonical declaration consumed by the projection-parity tests; production validation uses VerifyProjection. These are baselined under the ratchet's documented category for exported API exercised only by tests, deliberately rather than wiring test-only helpers into production paths to satisfy the guard.
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Changes requested before this is merge-ready. The capability-authority wiring is a good direction, but the current head (
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All four changes-requested findings are closed fail-closed:
- Verify the materialized shared prompt bytes, not only the {file:...}
reference: refs must resolve to the canonical shared research prompt
path, and the rendered bytes are validated with the same renderer the
write path uses (strict declaration parsing, exact canonical grants).
- Deny repository mutation for the OpenCode research executor with the
full explicit posture {bash, task, write, edit}, enforced by
VerifyProjection and covered on both the base overlays and the named
profile surface.
- Reject unknown agent IDs through a closed known-runtime domain while
keeping ForAgent and the deny-only behavior of known denied runtimes.
- Validate before any filesystem mutation: the agents directory is
created only after research verification, proven by a failed-projection
test that leaves no directory or files behind.
Shared prompt files are now written whenever a named profile can
reference them, including single mode, so the verified bytes are always
the bytes the runtime loads.
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All four findings are addressed in
A self-review pass also caught two things I fixed in the same commit: the earlier round verified rendered bytes that single-mode named profiles never materialized, and the posture check initially covered only the mutation pair. On the size: this remains one atomic fail-closed boundary (authority, derivation, verification, parity tests), and splitting it would produce intermediate states where generation ships without the verification that is the point of the fix. Requesting |
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In `@internal/components/sdd/prompts.go`:
- Line 74: Validate phase capability assignments before any filesystem mutation:
when building sharedPromptPhaseCapabilities, detect differing ModelCapability
values for the same phase and return an error instead of overwriting the
existing value. Ensure WriteSharedPromptFiles and Inject are not reached after a
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🔗 Linked Issue
Closes #4088
🏷️ PR Type
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type:bug— Bug fix (non-breaking change that fixes an issue)📝 Summary
internal/agents/researchcapabilitywas the declared capability authority for source-backed SDD research, but no production path consumed it: Claude, Kiro, Cursor, Kimi and OpenCode projections declared evidence grants and tool permissions independently, named-profile generation emittedsdd-research-{name}agents with no permission block at all, and nothing rejected drift between the authority and the generated runtime surfaces.This PR makes the authority the single source that generated projections are derived from and verified against, failing closed before any disk mutation.
📂 Changes
internal/agents/researchcapability/projection.goDeclarationrenderer, strictParseDeclaration,VerifyProjection,EvidenceToolDecisions, and markdown/OpenCode extractors.internal/agents/researchcapability/projection_test.gointernal/components/sdd/inject.gosdd-research.mdassets before the first write of their section.internal/components/sdd/profiles.gointernal/components/sdd/research_projection_contract_test.gointernal/assets/assets_test.gointernal/components/sdd/commands_test.goOpenCode remains denied and the capability matrix is unchanged.
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Verification performed:
go build ./...;go run ./internal/gofmtcheck(exit 0);go test ./internal/agents/researchcapability; fullgo test ./internal/components/sdd;go test ./internal/assets; OpenCode golden suite — all green, zero golden changes. A native high-risk 4R review (a separate RDD lineage on the frozen candidate) approved with 13 non-blocking findings and no correction.🧪 Test Plan
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N/A — this change touches the SDD research capability/projection authority (
internal/agents/researchcapabilityand SDD injection), not the review lifecycle, gates, recovery, delivery, benchmark implementation/corpus/classifier, or benchmark claims.internal/agents/researchcapability,internal/components/sdd,internal/assets,internal/componentsgoldens). Fullgo test ./...runs in CI; the authoring machine cannot run the whole suite locally because a machine-global git hook breaks temp-repo tests that seed git repositories.go run ./internal/gofmtcheck)cd e2e && ./docker-test.sh) — left to CIgo build ./..., affected-package suites, golden check)🤖 Automated Checks
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status:approvedsize:exceptionwith rationale documented — requestingsize:exception: the change is one atomic architectural fix (authority + derivation + fail-closed verification + parity tests); separating it would land the authority without a production consumer, which is the defect this issue reports. Roughly 55% of the diff is tests, and the scope matches the approved issue.type:*label to this PR — contributors cannot apply labels; requestingtype:bugfrom a maintainergo run ./internal/gofmtcheck)cd e2e && ./docker-test.sh) — left to CICo-Authored-Bytrailers💬 Notes for Reviewers
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