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feat(agents): verify sandbox checkpoint evidence against S3 - #19
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crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/src/evidence.rs: 1
63-89: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winPage-bound exhaustion makes a valid checkpoint unrecoverable.
S3Store::containslists the whole session prefix and scans every page for an exact key. If the prefix holds more than 10,000 objects,containsreturnsErr.probemaps that error toEvidence::Unavailable. The reaper then retries on every pass, so the tombstone is postponed with no limit. The module comment calls this case "anomalous", but the 25-second operation timeout does not bound it.Use
ListObjectsV2withprefixset to the full key. The result is then at most one page and exact-match. This removes the page bound and the per-probe scan cost.Proposed fix
- .prefix(prefix) + .prefix(key)Note: with this change,
prefixis still enforced earlier byis_session_key. TheMAX_PAGESloop stays valid as a safety bound.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @crates/buzz-sandbox-reaper/src/evidence.rs:
- Around line 63-89: Update S3Store::contains to pass the full key to
ListObjectsV2’s prefix filter instead of the broader session prefix, while
retaining the existing exact-key match and MAX_PAGES safety bound. Keep the
earlier is_session_key validation unchanged.
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Add the reaper's checkpoint evidence module. A key is recorded only when it sits directly under the session's own <developer prefix><generation>/ prefix, with the prefix built from the reaper configuration and a validated (32 lowercase hex) Sandbox generation, never from the Pod, and an S3 ListObjectsV2 confirms it. Three sources name a key: the termination-log receipt, the newest object listed in the session prefix (for a receipt that was never observed), and a recovered session's inherited restore key, which may belong to an older ancestor generation. An existence check lists with the key itself as the prefix, so it needs one request and no pagination. The newest-object listing follows all pages within a 25-second deadline and rejects missing or repeated continuation tokens. A regression test finds the newest key after twelve listing pages. Any store failure defers the decision instead of recording a missing checkpoint, and buzz_sandbox_reaper_s3_errors_total carries a bounded kind label (timeout, access_denied, not_found_bucket, other). The S3 adapter is tested against a local HTTP endpoint. This brings in the AWS SDK dependencies and documents the checkpoint evidence rules in docs/remote-agents.md. Signed-off-by: Tee8z <[email protected]>
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CI note: this stack still hits flaky tests in code it does not change. When one of these fails here, the failure is unrelated to this PR, and a re-run usually passes.
Summary jobs from cancelled runs also stay red until the replacement run finishes. A failure in this PR's own code gets a fix in this PR. @thebrandonlucas it's fine to approve without CI fully passing. |
Verify checkpoint evidence against S3 before the reaper records a recoverable tombstone. Validate exact checkpoint keys and distinguish missing evidence from authorization, transport, and service failures.
For a lost session without a termination receipt, walk every page under its generation prefix and select the newest eligible checkpoint. A 25-second deadline bounds the entire listing; repeated or missing continuation tokens fail closed. There is no ten-page truncation.
Validation: the reaper suite passed, including a real local HTTP fixture where the newest checkpoint appears after 12 pages, repeated-token rejection, and typed S3 failures.
This layer exceeds 1,000 changed lines because evidence parsing, service error classification, pagination, and HTTP fixtures jointly define whether a checkpoint is safe to advertise. Splitting the fixtures away would leave destructive reconciliation consumers without verified evidence semantics.
Stack: layer 19 of 24. Base: #18. Next: #20. One signed commit per layer.
Final integrated checks passed: ACP/provider/reaper tests and Clippy; 3,451 native desktop tests (19 ignored); native Clippy; desktop TypeScript and lint; root security; and file-size checks. The frontend run passed 7,008 tests before the final type-only extraction and test formatting. Repository-wide
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