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…check arm 1b keeps it out by hash The name had reached agent-loop prompt text, an error message, the grader's circularity regex, docstring examples, docs/EVALS.md, three src/ comments and six gates. Fixed forward; history is not rewritten. - run_agentloop.py / run_editsuite.py: the baseline and native-edit arms say "Do not use ripwire.", and the contamination message follows. agentloopclaudecheck and agentloopopencodecheck pinned the old sentence. - grade_answers.py: other command names for the instrument come from AGENTLOOP_TOOL_ALIASES instead of a tracked literal. The grade header and the --audit summary disclose how many are in force, never the names. agentloopgradercheck asserts the unset, empty, listed, piped and path-argument cases in fresh interpreters, unsets the variable for the rest of the gate, and its path-argument fixture uses a neutral repo name. - Docstring examples use otherrepo/. docs/EVALS.md, src/qualitypanel.h and qualitypanelcheck's message call the corpus ripwire-ancestor; src/verbs_lint.h and lintpayloadcapcheck say its pre-cutover ancestor; src/renamemine.h and namingcalibrationcheck say a private pre-release name. - ripwirepubliccheck arm 1b: stores only the SHA-256 and length of the lowercase token. It hashes every letter-run window over the tracked text and the extracted deck text, prints path:line only, and carries a planted-token mutation control. bench/recalleval/snapshot.mdpack keeps 18 lines in its byte-frozen copy, pinned by recallevalcheck #0, and is exempt by content hash until its next refreeze. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds configurable agent-loop tool aliases, expands PPTX scanning to additional XML content, installs PDF extraction tools in release jobs, and updates obsolete terminology in documentation, comments, and checks. ChangesAgent-loop controls
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- Line 73: Update CIRCULAR_RE and is_circular() matching to use a shell-token
terminator lookahead instead of \b, so configured aliases ending in non-word
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- Line 209: Update the arm 1b extraction flow in ripwirepubliccheck.sh so every
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…cter is refused as circular CodeRabbit on this PR. The alias alternation ended at \b, and \b never matches after a name ending in `-` or `.`, because there is no boundary between two non-word characters. So `legacy- . --for=x` was graded instead of REFUSED_CIRCULAR, and `\b` between `.` and `p` took `tool.py` for the alias `tool.`. The name now ends at (?!\w). After a name ending in a word character that is the same test as \b, so ripwire's own refusal set, which graded verdicts depend on, does not move. A shell-token lookahead would have stopped refusing command-position shapes such as `ripwire/test/x.sh`. agentloopgradercheck, red first against the \b pattern (four rows failed): aliases ending in `-` and `.` in bare, piped-absolute and whole-command position; an alias as a path argument; a longer command that merely starts with an alias; and a 16-shape check of ripwire's set against the original pattern. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…I installs pdftotext CodeRabbit on this PR. When a deck's extractor was missing, failed or produced nothing, arm 1b printed SKIP and still called ok. pargates then counted the gate as skipped, and CI stayed green without the deck ever being scanned. - deck_text succeeds only when the extractor exists, exits 0 and yields text. The PPTX is read with python3's zipfile, so it needs no extra tool. A control proves junk PDF and PPTX input is refused. - Decks come from the tracked set, not a hard-coded pair. Any deck not scanned FAILS the arm, and ok is reached only when every deck was read. - Red first on a scratch checkout of the previous head: an unreadable PDF, an unreadable PPTX and a PATH without pdftotext each gave SKIP, PASS and exit 0. After the fix each FAILS with the reason, and the unmodified tree is ALL PASS. - No CI leg that runs this gate had pdftotext: every Ubuntu shard-3 leg and macOS Release printed the SKIP. So the release job installs poppler-utils (Linux, ubuntu archive) and poppler (macOS Release legs only; the plain legs skip this gate via .github/pargates-macos-plain-skip.txt). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CWE: CWE-693Match tracked PDF and PPTX extensions case-insensitively.
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- Around line 49-51: Update the tracked-deck loop and deck_text extension checks
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CodeRabbit review 5187995672 on this PR. The tracked-deck selection (grep -E '\.(pdf|pptx)$') and deck_text's case patterns were case-sensitive, so a tracked X.PDF or slides.Pptx was never extracted or scanned. Red first on a scratch checkout of c0f510a: with present/X.PDF tracked, whether valid or junk, the gate still reported "all 2 tracked deck file(s)" and ALL PASS. - tracked_decks selects with grep -i, and deck_text lowercases the extension before choosing an extractor. Lowercase decks take the same path as before. - A positive control plants present/X.PDF and talks/slides.Pptx among three non-decks in a synthetic tracked list and requires exactly those two to be selected. It then builds a readable one-page .PDF (with a real xref table) and a .Pptx, and requires deck_text to read both back to their planted word. Before the fix it failed three ways; after the fix it passes. - After the fix, the same scratch checkout FAILS a tracked junk X.PDF ("was NOT scanned") and counts a valid one as the third deck. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CodeRabbit review 5188353701 on this PR (thread at ripwirepubliccheck.sh:123). tracked_decks turned `git ls-files -z` into lines, so a deck path containing a newline was split into two inputs and that deck was never scanned. This is the third round on the same pipeline, so the whole path is hardened in one change. - Enumeration reads `git ls-files -z` with `while IFS= read -r -d ''` through a redirection. No path goes through grep, sed or a line-splitting command substitution; paths travel only as quoted arguments and NUL-delimited records. - deck_kind matches the extension with a glob on the whole path, in any case. The loop and deck_text share it. - Text files are named by a counter, never by the path. Decks reach python as NUL-separated path/textfile pairs, and python prints every path with control characters and undecodable bytes escaped as \xNN, so a newline cannot split an output record either. - Kept: fail-closed extraction (no extractor, a failed read or empty text FAILS), ok only after every deck was read, and the junk-input refusal control. - New end-to-end control in a temp repo. It tracks decks whose paths carry a newline, a space and an upper-case extension, plus a .pdf.bak decoy; each deck holds a planted token only in compressed text. The same enumeration, extraction and scanner must count three decks and report the token from each one. - shellcheck 0.11.0: 0 findings before and after. - .ripwire_quality_acks: one reasoned ack, written by the binary with --ack-only=short-horizon-churn. deck_text is new in this PR and was rewritten in each review round, so --quality-delta gates on two committed in-window rewrites of the lines this change edits. The legend calls that kind preexisting by construction: the churn is the review, and no refactor lowers it. Red first, on a scratch checkout of c0486fa with a demo token hashed in and present only inside a tracked present/new<LF>line.pdf next to a clean line.pdf. The old gate scanned the fragment, counted 4 decks and passed. The new gate reports present/new\x0aline.pdf (extracted text):1 and fails. A mutant with the NUL read reverted to a line read fails the new control three ways. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CodeRabbit review 5188643910 on this PR (thread at ripwirepubliccheck.sh:151). If appending a deck's path/textfile pair to the temp list failed, python's zip dropped that pair while _unread stayed 0, so arm 1b could PASS without scanning the deck. This is the fourth round on the same arm, so every I/O failure path is closed in one change, mostly by removing the I/O. - No temp file carries extracted text any more. The scanner reads every tracked file and every deck itself: pdftotext writes to a pipe and a PPTX is unzipped in memory. The per-deck shell loop, the counter-named text files and the pairs list are gone. - A tracked file or deck the scanner cannot read becomes an UNREAD record with its reason, never "no findings". A symlink's committed content, its target text, is read with readlink. - The report ends with a COUNT record (files, unread files, decks, decks read) and an END record. judge_report reaches PASS only through positive reads: exit 0, END last, a well-formed COUNT whose deck total equals this shell's own NUL-delimited count of the ls-files -z list, and read totals that match the UNREAD records. A report that is missing, cut short, unreadable or inconsistent is "no verdict", which FAILS. A failed write to the scanner file or to the report therefore cannot decide a PASS. - Five controls run the same count, scanner and judge: (1) planted decks with a newline, a space and an upper-case extension are all read and scanned; (2) a junk PDF, a junk PPTX and two missing tracked paths come back as 5 unread; (3) a report whose parent is a regular file (unwritable, even for root) is broken; (4) a report missing only its END record, judged with exit 0, is broken; (5) a complete report judged against one more deck than it enumerated is broken. - The short-horizon-churn ack added for deck_text in 9fe44c5 is removed. deck_text no longer exists, so the row was stale. - shellcheck 0.11.0: 0 findings. Red first, on a scratch checkout of 9fe44c5 with a demo token hashed in and planted in a tracked deck. With the pairs append forced to fail, the sweep's arm 1b line PASSED without scanning that deck. After the fix the same deck is reported, and a forced failure of the sweep's report write gives "no verdict" and FAILS. Three mutants each fail their control: one drops the END check, one drops the deck-count check, and one turns an unread deck into zero findings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 178-179: Update the PPTX scanning logic around the parts/text
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concatenate text nodes in display order before scanning, so names split across
adjacent a:t runs are detected; add a regression control covering a prohibited
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…he text it displays Two findings from CodeRabbit's fifth review of #209, both in the deck scan of arm 1b. Extraction was unbounded. pdftotext's whole output was buffered, and a PPTX's slide and notes parts were joined in memory, so a large or highly compressed deck could exhaust the CI runner. Every deck now reads through a fixed bound, ARM1B_TEXT_BOUND (32 MiB): pdftotext's pipe is drained as it fills and stopped after the bound, with the 300 s timeout kept; a PPTX is refused on the uncompressed total its slide and notes parts DECLARE before any part is opened, and each part is then read through the same bound, so a header that understates its size is caught by the read. A deck over the bound is UNREAD, which fails the arm; it is never skipped and never buffered whole. A PPTX was scanned as raw XML, so a name split across two `<a:t>` runs, which a slide editor produces whenever formatting changes mid-word, was displayed whole and never matched. Each slide and notes-slide part is now parsed and the runs of each paragraph are joined in document order into one line; runs in different paragraphs stay on different lines. A part that declares a DTD is refused unparsed, since slide XML never carries one and entity expansion is the one way a part inside the bound could grow past it. Controls, each red against the previous scanner and green against this one: - (1) gains `split.pptx`, the token broken across runs on a slide and again in a notes slide, reported from both as the line that displays it, and `apart.pptx`, the same pieces in two paragraphs, read and reporting nothing. The planted slide parts now declare their namespaces, as every real part does. - (6) is new: a PDF and a PPTX whose text exceeds a 64-byte bound are both UNREAD naming the bound and the verdict is dirty on unread alone; the same two decks under the real bound are read clean. Against the fd2be5d scanner the new gate reports control (1)'s two split-run lines missing and control (6) judged clean with 0 unread. The arm's own sweep of the two tracked decks is unchanged: 2 decks read, no findings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ts, not only the slides CodeRabbit's sixth review of #209: the PPTX scan read `ppt/slides/` and `ppt/notesSlides/` only, so a name carried by a slide layout or a slide master — a footer, a placeholder, a decorative run — was displayed on every slide that inherits it and never scanned. Every text-carrying part kind is now read: slides, notes slides, slide layouts, slide masters, notes masters, handout masters and comments, in that order, each kind numerically. Layouts and masters are read whether or not a slide links them: an unlinked layout still ships inside the file, so reading all of them is a superset of resolving the relationships, and it needs no relationship parsing that could itself miss a link. The declared-size check and the bounded read cover the added parts the same way. Control (1) gains `layout.pptx` and `master.pptx`: a clean slide linked through a real `_rels` part to a layout, and to a master, that alone carries the token; each must be reported from that part as line 2 of its extracted text. Against the 600ac7f scanner the new gate reports both missing; with this scanner the gate is green, and the arm's sweep of the two tracked decks is unchanged: 2 decks read, no findings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ode and attribute, not only the displayed runs CodeRabbit's seventh review of #209: `KINDS` named the comments parts, but the extractor read only DrawingML `<a:t>` runs, and a PresentationML comment carries its text in `<p:text>`, so a name held only in a comment passed the arm. The narrow fix would have added one element name and waited for the next: chart labels, diagram data, docProps' creator and title, hyperlink and relationship targets all carry text no slide displays. The scan is now the superset. Every XML part in the archive is read, whether or not anything links it (`is_part`; slides, notes, layouts, masters and comments first in numeric order, then every other part by name). In each part the displayed paragraphs are still joined in document order, then every other text node and every attribute value becomes a line of its own. The declared-size check and the bounded read cover all of it. Control (1) gains `comment.pptx`, the token only in a `<p:text>` comment, and `props.pptx`, the token only in `docProps/core.xml`'s creator; each must be reported. Against the 4f6a043 scanner the gate reports both missing; with this scanner it is green, and the sweep of the two tracked decks is unchanged: 2 decks read, no findings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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rg -n -C 8 'def is_part|is_part\(|parts = sorted|namelist\(\)' test/ripwirepubliccheck.sh
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Match OPC part suffixes case-insensitively. is_part uses a case-sensitive suffix check, so entries such as slide1.XML and slide1.RELS are omitted from size checks and token scanning. Normalize only for the suffix test and retain the original name for ZIP access. Add a mixed-case XML fixture.
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In `@test/ripwirepubliccheck.sh` at line 270, Update is_part to perform its OPC
suffix check case-insensitively while preserving each ZIP entry’s original name
for access and reporting. Ensure the sorted parts collection still retains
original names, and add a mixed-case XML fixture covering size checks and token
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A private pre-release name had reached public files: agent-loop prompt text, an error message, the grader's
circularity regex, docstring examples,
docs/EVALS.md, threesrc/comments and six gates. Fixed forward;history is not rewritten.
Changes
agentloopclaudecheckandagentloopopencodecheckpinned the old sentence and follow it.instrument come from
AGENTLOOP_TOOL_ALIASES(comma- or space-separated). A name ends at(?!\w), so analias ending in
-or.is refused too, whileripwire's own refusal set is unchanged. The grade headerand the
--auditsummary state how many aliases are in force, never the names.agentloopgradercheckcovers these cases in fresh interpreters and unsets the variable everywhere else.
otherrepo/….docs/EVALS.mdand the comments call thatcorpus
ripwire-ancestor/ "pre-cutover ancestor", the way EVALS already described it. The rebrand notes say"a private pre-release name".
ripwirepubliccheckarm 1b.path:lineonly, so a red run's log does not republish the name.releaseCI job now installs pdftotext:poppler-utilson Linux, andpoppleron the macOS Release legs.Needs the same treatment later (not rewritten here)
bench/recalleval/snapshot.mdpackstill carries the name on 18 lines, in its byte-frozen copy of the oldEVALS text.
recallevalcheck#0 pins it by hash, so changing it is a recall-lane refreeze, not a scrub. Arm 1bexempts it by content hash, so the next
make_snapshot.py --freezeends the exemption.fixturerepo/andripwire/.The real E1 bank is not in this tree, so whether any of its rows invokes an older binary is unverified.
Whoever grades it should set
AGENTLOOP_TOOL_ALIASESso the refusal set stays what it was.Verification
pargatesruns it. All exit 0 with no FAIL or SKIP line:agentloopclaudecheck,agentloopcodexcheck,agentloopeditsuitecheck,agentloopfollowupcheck,agentloopgradercheck,agentlooplockcheck,agentloopopencodecheck,ripwirepubliccheck,qualitypanelcheck,lintpayloadcapcheck,namingcalibrationcheck,recallevalcheck.ripwirepubliccheck, run on anorigin/maincheckout, fails arm 1b with 36 lines in13 files, locations only. On this branch it passes, with the 18 pack lines exempt.
--quality-delta: gating=0, with minor rows only.docs/limits_build.py --checkis clean.docs/EVALS.mdhunks are at lines 6902–9523. The open PRs that touch EVALS (diag(noalias): VERIFY_NO_ALIAS becomes an optimizer fact in release; gate proves it #200, diag(noalias): VERIFY_NO_ALIAS at the entry of 15 functions where self-aliasing is UB or a wrong answer #201, feat(elixir): add native static module and arity resolution (#81, with the review round) #207, perf(graph): store the declined calls' candidate lists once per distinct list #208) changeonly lines 21, 5834 and 6846.
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