The restricted token now drops every privilege but the traverse check, so backup
semantics cannot write outside the roots even from an elevated session. A SID is
synthetic only if no account resolves it. The launcher refuses to run under a
restricted token (a command's own launcher inherits it), grants only session temp
folders, hands the child just the standard handles, runs it in a job with UI
limits, and the default DACL and the grant mask are narrower. Links are not
followed at grant time and a link root is refused. REASONIX.md, the guide, the
Settings text and the release note list what is and is not bounded.
An Auto Guard card and a call that asks before it writes now give the claim
back for the wait; the lease records granted claims so the resume can name
who took the ground, the model gets workspace.claim_contended and the receipt
workspace_claim_yielded. A blocked acquisition ends at a user-set maximum wait
with workspace.claim_timeout.
A balance_url on a host that is not a vendor's own now names its format
(balance_format) or is not read, and the key is not sent to it. The connection
editor edits the address and format. Existing relay entries are declared as
deepseek once, and a format the 1.x line drops from the shared file is put back
at the next start.
The inbox manifest now records why a queue is paused, as a typed code beside
the old boolean. A message approved on its card is claimed over any pause; one
let in by a standing release or dispatch switch only over a pause the host set
to guard stale input, and stays queued over one the person set. The pause and
older queued items are left as they were.
[tools].disabled removes a tool from every request and refuses a call to it with
the reason; tools another feature requires declare so and stay on with a note;
a project file can only add names. Settings lists every tool with a switch.
Problem: Review requested WSL boundary evidence and removal of the unrelated
design-qa.md diff after studio introduced non-SSH machines.
Root cause: The new WSL transport supersedes a blanket rejection at shared
remote endpoints. SSH construction must still reject WSL entries, while
generic probe, browse and open must select their configured transport.
The earlier QA cleanup also deleted a document already owned by studio.
Fix: Integrate studio through 0363720bd and cover the real Hub/remotehost/pool
route with disposable WSL and SSH factories. Assert WSL failures survive the
HTTP boundary and never construct an SSH client. Cover Windows, distribution,
empty and fallback default paths. Restore design-qa.md byte-for-byte from
studio so it no longer appears in the PR diff. Retain the upstream SSH form's
refusal to overwrite non-SSH entries.
Verification: Frontend 5529 tests and production build; full serve,
remotehost, remote, attach, wslconn, config, builtin and boot suites; gofmt,
root vet, make lint and make check. No live Windows/WSL qualification claimed.
Problem: PR #13638 became conflicting after studio introduced moving a
conversation to another project.
Root cause: HubPort acquired moveSessionTo beside the archive declaration
that this branch extends with an optional host. Automatic merging also
omitted the errors import needed by the upstream WSL edit guard.
Fix: Keep both capabilities and restore the required import. Retain the
upstream local-only move workflow and the host-qualified pin/archive routes.
Remove an inaccurate rename comment so the combined component stays within
its existing size ceiling without widening the baseline.
Verification: Frontend suite (5529 tests), production build, full serve,
sessionstore, config, builtin and boot tests; gofmt, root vet, make lint and
make check. Transport coverage exercises local project moves beside remote
flags; an interaction regression covers the shared keyboard menu and dialog.
An isolated development browser confirms menu access, project selection and
cancel with hover controls off. Hosted CI remains a separate observation.
Rule files under .reasonix/rules, .claude/rules and the user's rules folder are
read from disk each turn. Rules without paths: join the turn as a block owed
like the standing instructions; rules with paths: are owed once the session has
touched a matching file and retracted when they stop applying. Glob parsing and
matching stay with skills' paths: through one exported entry point. Neither layer
reaches the cache-stable prefix; capability diagnostics report what was skipped.
agent.default_mode (user file only, off by default) is applied by the assembly
for builds that open a fresh conversation: Studio panes without a saved
session, the TUI without a resume, and ACP session/new. A resume, a headless
run and sub-agents never take it. Settings gets the switch.
Subprocesses the host starts for the agent carry REASONIX_AGENT_CHILD=1, and the
person-only schedule commands refuse when it is set, so a pty opened by a tool
no longer passes the terminal check. add prints the whole plan and requires its
short id typed back; list shows how each schedule was confirmed. The Windows
preview test compares against the resolved workspace path.
The host also answers 'schedule exec' by running the CLI's entry, so the
supervisor can start it as the child. One kernel at a time ticks, under the
machine's ticker lock.
Scheduler.Tick reaps dead runs, claims at most one due slot inside its grace
and hands it to the supervisor; the schedule add, list, pause, resume, renew,
rm and tick commands drive it. Creating, resuming and deleting need a
terminal.
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