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Summary

• A cloud workspace provisioned zero skills — not zero plugin skills, zero. getBundledPluginDir looks for templates/plugin and falls back to a repo checkout, and the host tarball shipped neither. It now ships the bundled plugin and the installable first-party trees.
• The plugin ledger on a box comes from sandbox.conf: claim.ts reads the creator's installs, host-service turns them into installed_plugins.json before provisioning runs. No pull, no account call, no second sync pass.
• The MCP half: a box's credential is accepted on the plugin proxy only, rate-limited per workspace, and one ledger-driven writer in agent-setup keeps mcpServers in step with the skills.

Reviewed against Plugins in Sandboxes: Review. Deltas from it are in Design Decisions.

Why / Context

superset plugins list --json in a cloud workspace returned A cloud workspace cannot call plugins.list. That error was the symptom of three separate gaps, which is why this is not a two-line change:

1. No skills at all. getBundledPluginDir() resolves <templates>/plugin, then falls back to <repo>/plugins/superset — which exists in a dev checkout and on no box. Every cloud workspace logged Bundled plugin missing …; skipping managed skills and provisioned nothing, including the superset:* skills.
2. No ledger. installed_plugins.json is per-machine and its only writers are the desktop main process and the CLI. Nothing in the sandbox image or host-service ever wrote it.
3. No tools. /mcp/plugins/* goes through resolveMcpContext, which accepts an API key or an OAuth JWT. A box holds neither, so every plugin tool call was a 401.

How It Works

The claim writes, the box reads. creatorPlugins() reads the creator's plugin_installs and claim.ts writes SUPERSET_SANDBOX_PLUGINS into sandbox.conf beside SUPERSET_SANDBOX_REPOSITORIES — on create and on every wake, because a wake is a re-claim. seedSandboxPlugins() runs in serve.ts immediately before provisionAgentIntegrations(), so the boot-time sync that already existed finds the ledger on disk. The box never asks the API for account state.

No clone in the box. Every account install is first-party (plugins.install has one insert site and refuses any other marketplace), and all of plugins/ is 244 KB, so produce.ts ships the trees and the seed points installPath at them. There is no git in this path.

One writer for mcpServers. desiredPluginMcpServers + syncPluginMcpServers live in agent-setup and run in the same pass as createManagedSkills, off the same ledger. The desktop's local-db-driven copy is deleted; its mutations already shell out to the CLI, which now converges both halves.

The sandbox credential on one route. resolveMcpContext takes an opt-in sandboxCredential flag that only the plugin proxy passes. The resulting context carries bearerToken: "" on purpose: nothing in proxy/ reads it, but anything reaching hosts through the relay does, so Superset's own tools fail on a box rather than acting as the creator. apps/api/src/app/mcp/route.ts also refuses source: "sandbox" outright.

Manual QA Checklist

Verified in a real cloud workspace (box-side)

• Baseline in a fresh box: ls ~/.agents/skills is 0, no plugins key in /etc/superset/sandbox.conf
• With the conf key present: ledger written from the conf alone, 16 skill dirs (13 superset:* + 3 linear-*)
• installPath resolves to a shipped tree; ledger records the tree's version (1.5.2), not the conf's (0.0.0)
• A disabled install stays a record and materializes nothing
• A tools-only plugin with no tree (circleback) still gets its MCP server
• MCP entries: linear → api.superset.sh/mcp/plugins/superset/linear, circleback → its direct URL
• superset plugins list from inside the box still refuses — production API is pre-deploy, which is the expected state

Verified in a Linux container (11/11)

• The same chain with real seedSandboxPlugins + createManagedSkills + syncPluginMcpServers, no network
• Login-shell SUPERSET_HOME_DIR before/after the rename: /home/ubuntu → /home/ubuntu/.superset

Not verified — needs a deploy

• plugins.list from a box returns 200 (needs the api deploy)
• A plugin tool call from a box succeeds (needs the api deploy)
• claim.ts writes the conf key on a real create and wake (needs the api deploy)
• boot-twice (needs native amd64; the 8 new assertions cover this chain)

Testing

• bun run typecheck — 42/42 tasks
• bun run lint — clean
• bun run check:plugins — clean
• bun run check:i18n — no catalog changes (no translated strings added)
• bun test packages/host-service/src/runtime — 221/221, including 5 new sandbox-plugins tests
• bun test packages/sandbox — 9/9 · bun test packages/cli/src/lib/plugins — 46/46
• 8 new assertions in boot-twice.ts covering the ledger, a treeless plugin, installPath, skills, the bundled skills, the mcpServers entry and the login-shell SUPERSET_HOME_DIR

Pre-existing failures, unchanged by this branch: 5 notify-hook "agent identity precedence", 22 rrule describeSchedule (Lingui macro outside compilation), trpc/credentials.test.ts (no local .env), and 20 desktop host-service-coordinator/notifications/host-db-workspace-name tests (no test under main/lib imports plugin-installs).

Design Decisions

• SUPERSET_HOME_DIR → SUPERSET_USER_HOME in the contract. The contract's name meant $HOME while meaning ~/.superset in agent-setup, the CLI and the desktop. host-service exports the latter into every terminal; a login shell then sources contract.sh, and because the variable is already exported the reassignment is exported too. The CLI's ledger landed in $HOME, split from the one provisioning reads. Demonstrated before/after in a container. All 9 contract-side uses meant "the user's home", so the contract is the one that moved.
• Queries key on user_id alone, not organization_id + user_id as the review specified: plugin_installs.organization_id is nullable and the install path writes it null, so narrowing by organization matches nothing.
• SUPERSET_SANDBOX_MARKETPLACES dropped. With first-party trees shipped and account installs first-party-only, nothing on a box resolves a marketplace, so the key would always be empty.
• Tools-only plugins stay in the ledger without an installPath. A catalog entry can have a direct MCP server and no tree (circleback); dropping it cost it servers that have nothing to do with a tree. Skill provisioning requires the field, MCP provisioning does not.
• bearerToken: "" for a sandbox context rather than a minted JWT, so the guarantee does not rest on the opt-in flag alone.
• plugins.list and plugins.marketplaces.list stay on the sandbox allowlist, against the review's "drop these two rows". superset plugins list and superset plugins marketplace list working inside a box is the point of this PR. Both are reads; every account write (install, uninstall, enable, disable, connect) stays sandbox: false.
• The review's CLI sandbox: false work is already on main (feat(cli): add an audience flag to hide unreleased commands #7776 landed the second axis); nothing to do there.

Known Limitations

• plugins install/uninstall/enable/disable/connect stay hidden in a box (sandbox: false); account writes remain a person's call from a signed-in client. A plugin with no connection returns PLUGIN_UNAVAILABLE.
• A box serves the plugin version its runtime ships, not the version the account records.
• packages/agent-setup/** is not in .github/workflows/sandbox.yml paths, so a future agent-setup-only change to this chain gets green CI without boot-twice. Worth adding; left out to keep this diff to one concern.

Risks / Rollout

• Risk: the sandbox credential reaching Superset's own MCP tools would hand a box the creator's full tool surface. Mitigated three ways: the capability is opt-in per route, the plugin route is the only caller, and /mcp refuses source: "sandbox".
• Risk: before the per-workspace rate-limit key, bearer-less boxes behind shared egress would have shared one 600/min bucket fleet-wide. Ships with the auth change for that reason.
• Rollout order: api deploy first (allowlist, MCP auth, rate-limit key, and the claim writing the conf key), then a bundle release (bun run release) for host-service, agent-setup and the runner. A box with no conf key simply seeds nothing, so the API landing first is safe.
• The release must push the image. superset-boot is a rootfs file and the runner that handles a boot is the one already on the box, so the new host_env entry reaches an existing box on its second boot after the bundle lands, and a fresh box only through the image. Do not use --skip-image.
• Rollback: revert the api deploy to stop the new auth path; point environments.bundle_sha at the previous sha (environment.update) and the next wake flips current with no download. Nothing here migrates data.

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Summary by cubic

Cloud workspaces now provision the creator's plugins and their MCP tools, including the creator's connections; before, they provisioned zero skills.

• The claim always writes the install set and the creator's connections to sandbox.conf; host-service seeds the plugin ledger and connections.json from them before provisioning runs, so a connector with two accounts gets split MCP entries on a box. installPath resolves to a cached copy of a bundled first-party tree — the full tree, not just skills — staged and renamed into place so a partial copy is never recorded; a same-named plugin from another marketplace or a missing tree stays tools-only, and an empty set empties the ledger.
• Plugin MCP servers sync off the same ledger in host-service and the CLI (readEnabledPlugins); there is now one reconciler rather than two competing ones, same-named installs from other marketplaces are never served Superset's endpoint, an unreadable ledger counts as unknown rather than empty so a torn write cannot reap every managed server, and a server the reconciler wrote that the ledger no longer names gets reaped while a server the user configured themselves is untouched. The desktop keeps its local-db-driven sync because its plugins.syncConnections route calls it.
• A box's credential is accepted only on the plugin MCP route; the MCP rate limit is keyed on the credential's verified workspace id (HMAC, no database).
• The contract's SUPERSET_HOME_DIR is renamed SUPERSET_USER_HOME.

Rollout

• Deploy api first, then a bundle release that must push the image.

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• New Features

  • Sandboxed workspaces can now receive enabled plugins from the workspace creator’s plugin setup, including bundled plugin tools and MCP servers where available.
  • Sandbox credentials are supported for MCP connections, and sandbox access now includes plugin and marketplace listings.
  • Plugin enable and disable actions are reflected in the bundled CLI.

• Bug Fixes

  • Rate limits for valid sandbox credentials are now applied per workspace.
  • Plugin installation and setup handle missing or unusable plugin data more safely.

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This change adds sandbox plugin data to sandbox startup and agent setup. It adds sandbox credential support to MCP context resolution and rate limiting, and updates plugin synchronization and CLI install handling.

Changes

Sandbox plugin provisioning

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Add creator plugins to sandbox claims packages/shared/src/sandbox-contract.ts, packages/trpc/src/lib/sandbox/plugins.ts, packages/trpc/src/lib/sandbox/claim.ts	The sandbox identity schema accepts plugin entries. The claim path reads the creator’s plugin installs and serializes them into the identity.
Stage plugin trees and configure sandbox home packages/sandbox/src/assets/produce.ts, packages/sandbox/bundle/rootfs/usr/local/bin/*, packages/sandbox/bundle/steps/*, packages/shared/src/sandbox-contract.ts, packages/sandbox/src/boot-twice.ts	The sandbox build stages the repository plugin tree. Sandbox scripts use SUPERSET_USER_HOME and forward SUPERSET_SANDBOX_PLUGINS to host-service. The boot test supplies plugin entries and checks the host-service environment.
Share plugin ledger and cache utilities packages/agent-setup/src/{config.ts,installed-plugins.ts,plugin-cache.ts,index.ts}, packages/agent-setup/src/installed-plugins.test.ts, packages/cli/src/lib/plugins/{host.ts,marketplace.ts}	Agent setup adds shared ledger readers and writers, plugin cache helpers, and bundled marketplace lookup. The CLI uses these shared types and helpers, and tests cover enabled-plugin ledger reads.
Seed sandbox plugin records packages/host-service/src/runtime/{agent-provisioning.ts,sandbox-plugins/*,../serve.ts}	Host startup validates sandbox plugin data, caches matching bundled plugin trees, and writes installed-plugin records. Provisioning waits for seeding before integration setup. Tests cover cache behavior, ledger entries, and invalid or empty claims.
Synchronize plugin MCP servers packages/agent-setup/src/{agent-setup.ts,index.ts,plugin-mcp-servers.ts}, packages/cli/src/{commands/plugins/install/command.ts,lib/plugins/*}, apps/desktop/src/main/{index.ts,lib/plugin-installs.ts}	Agent setup and CLI synchronization derive managed MCP server configuration from enabled ledger entries. Desktop plugin operations no longer sync MCP servers directly. CLI changes also gate connector lookup on account-install success, omit empty bearer headers, and require an install path before removing a plugin directory.

Sandbox MCP access

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Resolve sandbox MCP contexts packages/mcp/src/{auth.ts,define-tool.ts}, packages/trpc/src/lib/sandbox/{api-credential.ts,index.ts}	MCP contexts and tool events accept the sandbox source. Credential validation returns a workspace ID, and caller resolution retains its workspace and membership checks. Sandbox access also allows plugin listing procedures.
Apply sandbox context and rate-limit keys apps/api/src/app/mcp/{route.ts,plugins/[marketplace]/[plugin]/route.ts}, apps/api/src/lib/mcp-rate-limit.ts	The MCP routes enable sandbox credential resolution and use the context source as the client ID. Rate limiting uses a verified workspace key when no bearer token is present and retains the IP fallback.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Claim as buildSandboxClaim
  participant Host as seedSandboxPlugins
  participant Ledger as Installed-plugin ledger
  participant Setup as syncPluginMcpServers
  Claim->>Host: SUPERSET_SANDBOX_PLUGINS
  Host->>Ledger: Write validated plugin entries
  Ledger->>Setup: Read enabled plugins
  Setup->>Setup: Sync desired plugin MCP servers

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Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 8f642

The supplied changes consistently connect sandbox plugin claims, cached trees, provisioning and MCP configuration. The obsolete boot-test path check is gone, and no actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 8f642

Cloud workspaces gain access to the creator’s connected plugin accounts. Authentication remains scoped, but changing an optional authorization header can bypass the workspace request ceiling, weakening abuse containment for shared services.

Retained concerns

• Medium · security · inferred: The new sandbox-authenticated plugin path does not consistently enforce its workspace request ceiling. A workspace process can send changing Authorization values: the limiter selects a fresh token bucket, but authentication still selects the firewall-injected sandbox credential. This permits authenticated plugin requests beyond the intended workspace quota, weakening containment of malicious or runaway workloads.

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Security Blast Radius

• inferred — Workspace processes using the configured API egress path inherit the creator’s plugin-proxy authority, including manually requested currently enabled plugins beyond the locally generated first-party entries. Sensitive outcomes include operations against connected external accounts. The quota mismatch affects shared API abuse containment, but does not itself grant another workspace identity or access to the general MCP tool registry.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — A workspace workload can repeatedly call a plugin endpoint with different arbitrary Authorization values. Egress supplies valid sandbox authentication, while each value receives a separate token-derived rate bucket. Authentication succeeds as the workspace creator without validating that bearer. This newly combines an existing pre-authentication bucket-selection behavior with authenticated plugin execution.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Credential verification binds the presented secret to a workspace ID. Caller resolution requires a non-deleted workspace and creator membership in its organization. Plugin lookup requires the creator’s current enabled installation; pinned connections explicitly check creator and organization ownership. Only trusted manifests may select first-party servers. Sandbox context carries no minted bearer token for relay calls.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Cache reuse deliberately accepts an existing target containing plugin.json, while the cloud install command declares sandbox installation unsupported. These are important counterweights to the shared-cache concern: manifest presence is not a provenance check, but the normal cloud CLI installation path is not enabled. Cross-process serialization and malformed-reclaim recovery policy remain coverage gaps.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Use the same identity precedence for authentication and rate limiting: whenever sandbox authentication wins, select the verified workspace bucket regardless of an optional Authorization header. Preserve a separate pre-authentication abuse ceiling without allowing that header to partition authenticated workspace traffic.

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[High risk] Extends MCP authentication to cloud workspaces and plugin provisioning.

The PR is not ready to merge because packaged cloud workspaces still miss installed plugin skills, and plugin removals can leave stale configuration.

Findings

1.  Shipped plugin trees go undiscovered ▶
2.  Last uninstall leaves stale plugins ▶
3.  Failed CLI leaves MCP active ▶
4.  Unreadable ledger removes MCP servers ▶

Fix with agent prompt

### Issue 1
packages/host-service/src/serve.ts:63
When a packaged cloud workspace starts, `seedSandboxPlugins()` runs before `provisionAgentIntegrations()` sets the bundled templates directory. Seeding therefore misses the shipped plugin trees and records first-party plugins without an `installPath`. Skill provisioning skips those entries, so the workspace still lacks their skills.

### Issue 2
packages/host-service/src/runtime/sandbox-plugins/sandbox-plugins.ts:26-27
When a creator uninstalls their last plugin, the next claim omits `SUPERSET_SANDBOX_PLUGINS`. This early return leaves the old ledger on disk instead of recording an empty plugin set. On wake, provisioning reads that ledger and retains the removed plugin’s skills and MCP configuration.

### Issue 3
apps/desktop/src/main/lib/plugin-installs.ts:198-201
Disabling or uninstalling a plugin now saves the desktop’s local state but relies on an asynchronously queued CLI call to remove its MCP entry. If the bundled CLI is missing or the call fails, the failure is only logged and the old entry remains configured. Restarting does not repair it from desktop state because startup sync reads the unchanged CLI ledger.

### Issue 4
packages/agent-setup/src/installed-plugins.ts:30-34
A read or parse error here returns an empty plugin list, which MCP sync treats as an instruction to remove previously managed servers. Skill provisioning preserves its existing state when the same ledger is unreadable, so a temporary read failure can leave installed plugins with skills but no tools. Please distinguish an unreadable ledger from a genuinely empty one.

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Summary

The PR packages plugin trees for cloud workspaces, seeds a plugin ledger from each workspace claim, provisions agent MCP entries from that ledger, and permits workspace credentials on the plugin MCP route. The packaged startup order still prevents first-party plugin skills from being seeded. Empty claims and failed desktop CLI synchronization can also leave plugin configuration stale.

Diagram

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flowchart LR
  A[Creator's account installs] --> B[Workspace claim]
  B --> C[sandbox.conf]
  C --> D[Host-service boot]
  D --> E[Seed installed_plugins.json]
  E --> F[Provision skills]
  E --> G[Sync agent MCP servers]
  D --> H[Set bundled templates directory]
  H -. currently occurs after seeding .-> E

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Review comments at @apps/api/src/lib/mcp-rate-limit.ts:
- Around line 53-54: Update checkRateLimit to normalize the sandbox credential
to the first two dot-separated components before hashing it, matching the
credential components used by resolveSandboxCaller. Use the normalized value as
the hash input so suffix variations share the same rate-limit key.

Review comments at @packages/agent-setup/src/plugin-mcp-servers.ts:
- Around line 8-16: Update desiredPluginMcpServers and its syncPluginMcpServers
caller to preserve each enabled plugin’s marketplace when resolving MCP
configuration. Add an enabled-plugin reference reader that returns both name and
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values to getPluginByName so foreign installs do not resolve to the default
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resolve plugins by both marketplace and name, or restrict the bundled directory
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Approving at fb9f365. All review asks are closed: the seeder copies into a staging dir and renames with the main-loop ratchet untouched, one segment validator, installPath in the per-user cache, one ledger writer, and the Design Decisions line for the allowlist rows. CI green; host-service runtime, CLI plugins, sandbox and shared plugin suites pass locally.

Follow-ups, none blocking:

• The body still says /mcp refuses source: "sandbox" (How It Works and Risks). It doesn't; that route just never opts in. Fix the two lines before merge.
• SUPERSET_SANDBOX_PLUGIN_CONNECTIONS puts the creator's connection ids and account labels in the box, and a visitor in a shared box can call tools on the creator's personal connections. Same stance as the GitHub entry, but add it to docs/cloud-sandbox-considerations.md.
• creatorPluginConnections copies the connectors.status query; share one.
• After the api deploy and the bundle release, run one plugin tool call from a real box and tick the checklist. Nothing has exercised that path end to end yet.

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P2: `end === -1` suppresses every table after an orphaned start marker, so uninstalling its plugin yields no stale names and reconciliation never calls the writer. Detect orphaned managed tables so the existing TOML recovery path can remove them.</violation>
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P2: end === -1 suppresses every table after an orphaned start marker, so uninstalling its plugin yields no stale names and reconciliation never calls the writer. Detect orphaned managed tables so the existing TOML recovery path can remove them.

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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. When an issue isn't valid or won't be fixed in this PR, reply in its thread with the reason and then resolve the thread. At packages/agent-setup/src/reconcile-mcp-servers.ts, line 92:

<comment>`end === -1` suppresses every table after an orphaned start marker, so uninstalling its plugin yields no stale names and reconciliation never calls the writer. Detect orphaned managed tables so the existing TOML recovery path can remove them.</comment>

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@@ -73,9 +81,20 @@ function codexStale(
+	const start = text.indexOf(CODEX_MARKER_START);
+	const end = text.indexOf(CODEX_MARKER_END);
+	const managed =
+		start === -1 || end === -1
+			? []
+			: [
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