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feat(server): work a linked environment starts stays within its link - #16695
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Thread transfer impact✅ Thread transfer remains within every enforced ceiling.
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End-to-end run, two real serversTwo On the box, every thread the laptop started carried Opus 5.5 via Claude Code. |
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This PR introduces a cross-cutting authorization boundary for linked environments across OAuth sessions, MCP mutations, orchestration state, setup scripts, and peer forwarding. A stored-link resolution path still appears to bypass the new capability check, leaving a substantive security concern for human review. No code changes detected at You can add or adjust custom eligibility rules. Learn more. |
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Re-check linkFence when resolving stored links.
resolve validates the peer identity but not peer.capabilities.linkFence. PeerMcpClient then uses the returned token to open or reuse an MCP session. A link created by the preceding peer-links version can therefore remain usable without the new fence requirement.
Require linkFence === true during resolve, and reject the link when the peer does not advertise it so the link must be renewed.
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Update PeerLinks.resolve to require peer.capabilities.linkFence === true when
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A link's T3-Mode-Limit caps the modes of what it starts, but within those modes it could still steer the user's own threads or change this environment's projects and settings. Work a link starts is now fenced to that link. The linking side registers its OAuth client with the t3code-peer-link software id; the receiving side signs that into the session's claims. Every thread such a session launches carries an immutable linkOrigin, and so do the subagents, forks and create_threads it derives. A client's own thread.create cannot set one. In the shared access declarations, a linked caller may change only threads of the same link, and may not use writesEnvironment tools (projects, settings), schedule tasks, or change scheduled tasks. Reads are not fenced. Setup scripts are skipped for stamped threads in ProjectSetupScriptRunner, which every path that runs them goes through. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Part of cross-environment orchestration. #16653 caps the modes of work that a linked environment starts here. Within those modes, though, the link could still steer the user's own threads or change this environment's projects and settings. This fences work that a link starts to that link, following the
peerOriginidea from #15966.How a session is known to be a link
t3code-peer-linksoftware id.plk), then into the MCP caller (client.linked).Stamping
OrchestrationV2AppThreadand the thread shell gain an optional, immutablelinkOrigin: {sessionId, label}.t3_thread_launch, viastartsThreadshanding the handlerlinkOrigin).create_threads, which copies its parent's stamp.thread.createover the WebSocket haslinkOriginstripped inwithCreationProvenance.Rules (
mcp/linkOrigin.ts, applied in the shared declarations inMcpToolAccess, not tool by tool)writesThreads: a linked caller may change only threads with the samelinkOriginsession. That rules out the user's own threads and another link's.writesEnvironment: projects and settings are refused for a linked caller.writes: refused for linked callers, except attachment uploads and discards, which their own sends need.startsThreads: each tool now has to say whether linked work is stamped or refused.t3_thread_launchis stamped.schedule_taskis refused, because a scheduled run starts later with nothing to carry the link.ProjectSetupScriptRunner.runForThreadskips stamped threads, so the launch, worktree-handoff and PR-checkout paths all obey it. The worktree handoff reports it asskipped. Opting in at pairing is left for later; the default is off.docs/internals/remote.mdgets the trust model, and says this is a routing rule, not OS isolation.Verification
mcp/linkOrigin.test.tsruns a real orchestrator (replay harness, in-memory SQLite) behind the production orchestrator, thread and project toolkits. Two tests:makeSubagentChildThread) and the real fork planner (ThreadForkService.plan) carry the stamp to child and fork. An ordinary outside agent's launch is not stamped.capability_denied) on the user's own thread, and another link is refused on it; the user's thread keeps its title. An ordinary outside agent can still rename the user's thread.t3_project_updateanddelete_scheduled_taskare refused for the link.t3_thread_readon the user's thread still works.project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.test.ts: the real runner skips a stamped thread and opens no terminal.orchestration-v2/ThreadManagementService.test.ts: a clientthread.createcarrying a forgedlinkOriginloses it.peer/PeerForwarding.test.ts(feat(server): agents use linked environments #16684): B's fixture thread is now one the laptop's real link session started, so forwarded sends still land. That's the fence passing end to end over HTTP.mcp,peer,auth,projectandcli, plusThreadManagementService,ThreadLaunchService,ThreadForkService,ProjectionStoreandGitManager: 74 files, 924 tests, all passing. Server, contracts, client-runtime and web typecheck clean.Review fixes (bots plus two adversarial reviews)
PeerForwardingrefuses before anything leaves, since the next environment would see this one's session, not the link the work came from. Tested for read, send and launch; no bearer reaches the box.linkFencecapability; linking requires the peer to advertise it, so a peer running only the earlier layers is refused.Opus 5.5 via Claude Code.
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