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Make BrowserReadOutput confidential (contract 3.0) - #173
A held output is a screenshot, and a task's last screenshot can show the form it filled, card details included. The TaskReport handle was confidential, but the bytes were read with an ordinary member. BrowserReadOutput is now #[tinybus(confidential)] in the served interface and the catalogue.
Breaking: every plain call to BrowserReadOutput fails, so CONTRACT_VERSION moves from (2, 29) to (3, 0).
The example host reads with call_confidential.
BrowserScreenshot and BrowserReleaseOutput stay ordinary; they carry only an id.
Tests:
The in-memory module is never attested, so the browser test reads outputs from a second service on the same Browser and asserts that the plain bus call is refused.
The wire sweep lists BrowserReadOutput among the members with no plain-frame input.
Version pins are updated.
The client's mock-bus tests now model it as confidential: the untrusted fixture refuses the read. ComputerClient::call_entry already routes by the catalogue flag, so the client library needs no change.
verify_module checks that a plain call is refused.
Docs: versioning.md, desktop-module-contract.md (a 3.0 section), members.md, tasks.md, agent-and-tasks.md, browser.md (the sample now uses call_confidential), the READ_OUTPUT name doc, SKILL.md.
Downstream: openhuman never calls BrowserReadOutput. But the majors must match in both directions, so the vendored bus crate and the bundled module release must move together in one openhuman pin PR. Otherwise BrowserClient::ensure_ready (modules/browser.rs:140-149) refuses every browser session as "incompatible TinyComputer contract". That PR also updates:
registry_computer_release_tests.rs:9 (the CONTRACT_VERSION pin, plus the version and shas);
registry/records_computer.rs:6-12 (version, release_url, platform sha256s).
The gitlink must be the tagged release commit, for the Module Pin Gate.
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Red control, with main's dispatch/mod.rs: the_catalogue_marks_exactly_the_confidential_members fails ("BrowserReadOutput disagrees with the served interface"), and a_screenshot_is_read_back_in_chunks_and_released fails (the plain call returned the bytes).
On the final head 3a8c13d (rustfmt's 2 hunks applied): cargo fmt --all -- --check and clippy are clean.
Browser screenshot output can now be read only through a confidential call from an attested module. Regular calls are refused; this helps protect information visible in screenshots, including payment details.
Compatibility
The contract version is now 3.0. Integrations using version 2.x are incompatible and may need updating.
Documentation
Updated guidance explains confidential screenshot reading and notes that held output expires after five minutes.
A held output is a screenshot, and a task's last screenshot can show the
form it filled, card details included. Its TaskReport handle was already
confidential, but the bytes were read with an ordinary member, so they
crossed the bus in plain frames. The same held for any BrowserScreenshot
of a page showing typed secrets.
Mark the member confidential in the served interface and the catalogue.
Every plain call to it now fails, so the contract major moves to 3.0.
The example host reads outputs with a confidential call. The in-memory
module is never attested, so the module test reads outputs from the
service directly, and asserts that the plain bus call is refused.
Closestinyhumansai#61
The client's mock-bus tests modelled BrowserReadOutput as public. Its
untrusted fixture now refuses the read like every other confidential
member. verify_module also checks that a plain BrowserReadOutput call is
refused, and the browser guide's sample reads with a confidential call.
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BrowserReadOutput is now confidential, and the bus contract advances from 2.29 to 3.0. Service tests, client tests, example callers, and documentation reflect the confidential-read requirement.
Changes: Browser output confidentiality
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Confidentiality contract and version crates/tinycomputer-bus/src/browser/names/mod.rs, crates/tinycomputer-bus/src/catalogue/browser.rs, crates/tinycomputer-bus/src/version/*, crates/tinycomputer-client/tests/client_tests/support/common.rs, crates/tinycomputer/tests/public_api_tests.rs, docs/crates/tinycomputer-bus/versioning.md, docs/technical/specs/desktop-module-contract.md, docs/crates/tinycomputer/members.md
The catalogue marks BrowserReadOutput confidential. The contract version advances to 3.0, with compatibility tests and documentation updated.
Service enforcement and browser tests crates/tinycomputer/src/tinybus_module/dispatch/mod.rs, crates/tinycomputer/src/tinybus_module/tinybus_module_tests/browser_tests.rs, crates/tinycomputer/src/tinybus_module/tinybus_module_tests/wire_tests.rs, docs/crates/tinycomputer-bus/browser.md
The service marks output reads confidential. Browser tests reject plain bus reads and read output through direct service calls.
Example callers use confidential reads. Client tests check that plain reads fail and do not reach the service. Task guidance identifies the read as confidential.
tinyhumansai/tinycomputer#171: Adds catalogue-driven confidentiality in the client, which this change uses for BrowserReadOutput.
Suggested reviewers:senamakel
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 3a8c1
BrowserReadOutput now requires confidential calls and the contract moves to 3.0. Nothing yet tests that a confidential read actually succeeds end to end, so a delivery or decoding regression could go unnoticed. One doc claim about screenshot metadata is also imprecise. Both are small follow-ups rather than blockers.
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Issue #61 requires confidential delivery for BrowserReadOutput. The served DesktopService::browser_read_output method and the browser catalogue mark the member confidential. CONTRACT_VERSION cha…
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Issue #61 requires confidential delivery for BrowserReadOutput. The served DesktopService::browser_read_output method and the browser catalogue mark the member confidential. CONTRACT_VERSION changes to (3, 0), and version tests reject (2, 29). Browser tests verify that a plain read is refused and that direct confidential-service reads work in chunks. The host example, client fixtures, verification test, wire coverage, and documentation use the new contract.
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The changes stay within Issue #61. Catalogue and dispatch metadata, version pins, client and browser tests, examples, wire checks, and documentation all support confidential BrowserReadOutput and its major contract bump. No unrelated implementation change is shown. The downstream openhuman pin is correctly identified as separate work, not omitted PR scope.
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A rabbit guards the screenshot bytes, And sends them through a guarded gate. The bus now checks the proper way, While tests keep plain reads at bay. Hop, confidential bytes—away!
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Pull request purpose (title): Make BrowserReadOutput confidential (contract 3.0). Purpose (title): Make BrowserReadOutput confidential (contract 3.0). The pull request closes #61 (option 1) by making `BrowserReadOutput` a confidential member, so the bytes of a held screenshot — which can show what a task typed, card details included — no longer cross the bus in plain frames. The member is marked `#[tinybus(confidential)]` in the served interface and its catalogue entry flips to confidential, the example host reads with `call_confidential`, and `verify_module` proves a plain call returns `CONFIDENTIALITY_REQUIRED`. Because every plain call to the member now fails, `CONTRACT_VERSION` moves from (2, 29) to (3, 0), with in-repo version pins, compatibility doc examples, and the public-API pin updated so 2.x no longer binds in either direction. `BrowserScreenshot` and `BrowserReleaseOutput` stay ordinary because they carry only an id, and the documentation now says so explicitly. Tests are reworked rather than loosened: the in-memory module is never attested, so the browser test reads outputs from a second service sharing the same `Browser` and asserts the plain bus call is refused, the wire sweep lists the member among those with no plain-frame input, and the client mock-bus fixture refuses the read. Latest push delta: unavailable — the review state has the prior reviewed head but no trusted base-to-head diff comparison, so no push-scoped delta can be described; the whole-pull-request behavior above is not a push delta.
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What changed
The dispatch impl carries `#[tinybus(confidential)]` with a rationale about screenshots showing typed input, and its name documentation states confidential delivery is required; the catalogue entry’s confidential flag flips to `true`, so catalogue-driven clients route through confidential delivery with no client library change. The example host’s held-output reader switches to `call_confidential` and documents the chunk-then-release handle protocol as confidential, and `verify_module` adds the member to the set whose plain calls must fail with `CONFIDENTIALITY_REQUIRED`. `CONTRACT_VERSION` becomes (3, 0); version tests assert the new pin, that a newer 3.x module binds, and that the 2.x line and 4.0 are rejected, while the public-API test asserts the crate re-exports the contract and that (2, 29) no longer binds. Because the bus-attached in-memory module is unattested, the browser test serves a `Browser` shared with a second direct service, asserts the plain call over the bus fails, and reads chunks, releases, and observes `OUTPUT_NOT_FOUND` through the direct service; the wire sweep moves the member into the exempt list with a stated rationale; the client mock bus no longer answers a plain read with chunk data and lists the member as requiring confidential delivery, and the typed round-trip test expects `ClientError::Bus(_)` and asserts the refused read never reached the service. Documentation (versioning, the 3.0 section of the desktop module contract, members, tasks, agent-and-tasks, the browser sample, and SKILL.md) records the confidential read and the five-minute expiry, and now notes that `BrowserScreenshot`/`BrowserReleaseOutput` stay ordinary even though a screenshot reply’s `OutputRef` exposes the output’s id, size, SHA-256 digest, media type, and pixel dimensions. Downstream consumers that never call the member still must move their vendored bus crate and bundled module release together, since majors must match in both directions.
Features
Modified — `BrowserReadOutput` served as a confidential member: A plain bus call to the member is now refused, so a held screenshot’s bytes only travel confidentially from an attested module; this is the security behavior the change exists for. (crates/tinycomputer/src/tinybus_module/dispatch/mod.rsimpl DesktopService {, crates/tinycomputer-bus/src/browser/names/mod.rspub mod methods {)
Modified — Catalogue marks `BrowserReadOutput` confidential: Catalogue-driven clients route the member through confidential delivery without a client library change, and the catalogue now agrees with the served interface. (crates/tinycomputer-bus/src/catalogue/browser.rspub(super) const BROWSER: &[Member] = &[)
Modified — Contract version bumped to (3, 0): A 2.x host and a 3.0 module no longer bind in either direction, which is required because plain `BrowserReadOutput` calls now fail; doc examples and version reasoning move to the new major. (crates/tinycomputer-bus/src/version/mod.rspub const CONTRACT_VERSION: (u32, u32) = (2, 29);, docs/crates/tinycomputer-bus/versioning.mdTwo conditions, both necessary:, docs/crates/tinycomputer-bus/versioning.mdbumping it is fixed:, crates/tinycomputer/tests/public_api_tests.rsfn the_crate_re_exports_the_contract_rather_than_redefining_it() {)
Modified — Example host reads held outputs confidentially: The reference handle protocol now uses `call_confidential` for chunked reads and keeps `BrowserReleaseOutput` ordinary, so embedders copying the example do not issue a call the module will refuse. (crates/tinycomputer-examples/src/host/mod.rsimpl Host {)
Added — `verify_module` checks the member refuses plain delivery: The runtime verification binary now asserts that a plain call to `BrowserReadOutput` returns `CONFIDENTIALITY_REQUIRED`, alongside the other confidential members it already checks. (crates/tinycomputer-examples/src/bin/verify_module.rsasync fn verify_confidential_arity()
Modified — Client test fixture models the confidential read: The mock bus no longer answers a plain `BrowserReadOutput` with chunk data and lists the member among those requiring confidential delivery, matching the shipped catalogue. (crates/tinycomputer-client/tests/client_tests/support/common.rspub(crate) fn assert_catalogue_reply(member: &str, value: &Value) {, crates/tinycomputer-client/tests/client_tests/support/common.rspub(crate) fn handler_requires_confidential(member: &str) -> bool {)
Modified — Documentation describes the confidential read and the 3.0 break: Guidance for tasks, members, the browser sample, the desktop module contract, and the agent skill states that held outputs are read confidentially within five minutes, that `BrowserScreenshot`/`BrowserReleaseOutput` stay ordinary because they never carry the bytes, and that a screenshot reply’s `OutputRef` still exposes the output id, size, digest, media type, and dimensions in ordinary traffic. (docs/crates/tinycomputer/members.mdSix members are marked `#[tinybus(confidential)]` in, docs/crates/tinycomputer/members.mdcarry or reveal:, docs/technical/specs/desktop-module-contract.mdidentifies a host-owned compatible route in the non-secret model summary; the, docs/technical/tasks.mdThe browser session stays open on the payment page so a person can finish., docs/crates/tinycomputer-bus/agent-and-tasks.mdten seconds). `CancelTask` releases at once without one; take a, docs/crates/tinycomputer-bus/browser.mdlet clicked: DesktopResponse = proxy, crates/tinycomputer-skills/skills/tinycomputer/SKILL.mdTasks are the way in; the primitives are there when you need to look or act dire)
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version pin tests — Version tests assert the shipped pin is (3, 0), that a newer 3.x module binds, and that the 2.x line and a 4.0 module are rejected; the public-API test asserts the crate re-exports the contract and that (2, 29) no longer binds.: Locks the major bump in both the bus crate and the public surface; no trusted evidence reports actual runs. (crates/tinycomputer-bus/src/version/version_tests.rsfn a_different_major_is_rejected() {, crates/tinycomputer-bus/src/version/version_tests.rsfn the_contract_binds_to_itself() {, crates/tinycomputer-bus/src/version/version_tests.rsuse super::{CONTRACT_VERSION, binds, is_compatible};, crates/tinycomputer/tests/public_api_tests.rsfn the_crate_re_exports_the_contract_rather_than_redefining_it() {)
client round-trip test — The typed round-trip test now expects the unattested client’s `BrowserReadOutput` call to fail with `ClientError::Bus(_)` and asserts the refused read never reached the service, removing the previous chunk assertions and the member from the observed-call loop.: Covers the client-side refusal path and the absence of a plain-frame request; execution is not confirmed by trusted check evidence. (crates/tinycomputer-client/tests/client_tests/typed_round_trip_tests.rsasync fn typed_accessibility_browser_profile_task_and_held_output_calls_round_tr, crates/tinycomputer-client/tests/client_tests/support/common.rspub(crate) fn handler_requires_confidential(member: &str) -> bool {)
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Positive: The security lane answered with 0 pending checks and 0 findings across 12 of 12 in-scope files; two prose files (members.md and the desktop module contract spec) were not security-reviewed rather than cleared. It also flags that the code index is behind this pull request.
Lane summary: Reviewed 0 files; 0 findings. 2 files were not security-reviewed: docs/crates/tinycomputer/members.md (prose or tabular data), docs/technical/specs/desktop-module-contract.md (prose or tabular data). _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `3a8c13dca256`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
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Positive: The tests lane answered with 0 pending checks and no reportable defects, describing the new behaviour as credibly exercised: the typed round-trip test asserts a plain-frame refusal, the verification example asserts confidential delivery is required, the screenshot test reads through a direct service while checking the bus-level call is refused, and the wire sweep skips the member. It notes the code index is behind this pull request.
Lane summary: This change makes BrowserReadOutput confidential, bumps the contract to 3.0, and updates every caller that reads held outputs. The tests credibly exercise the new behaviour: the typed round-trip test asserts the read is refused over plain frames, the verification example asserts it requires confidential delivery, and the screenshot test reads outputs through a direct service call (bypassing the bus) while checking the bus-level call is refused. The wire sweep test is updated to skip READ_OUTPUT. No reportable defects found. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `3a8c13dca256`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
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Positive: The description lane answered with 0 pending checks and found the body matches the diff, naming the confidential mark on the served interface plus the catalogue flag, the 2.29→3.0 bump with version pins, the `call_confidential` switch, the test adaptations, `verify_module`’s plain-call check, and the documentation updates including the two files added since the prior review (members.md and the 3.0 section of the contract spec) and the `OutputRef` fields that stay in ordinary traffic. It reports no unmentioned significant change and nothing described as absent.
Lane summary: The body matches the diff. It names the substantive changes — `#[tinybus(confidential)]` on the served interface plus the catalogue flag, the 2.29→3.0 bump with the version pins, the example host switching to `call_confidential`, the test adaptations (direct-service read in browser_tests, READ_OUTPUT excluded from the wire sweep, the client fixture refusing the read), `verify_module`'s plain-call check, and the doc updates — and all of those appear in the diff; the two files added since the last review (members.md and the 3.0 section of desktop-module-contract.md) are explicitly listed under "Docs" and describe what the code now does, including the OutputRef fields that stay in ordinary traffic. No significant change is left unmentioned and nothing described is absent. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `3a8c13dca256`), so retrieved context may be out of date._
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Restore a successful confidential output round trip.
The browser test reads chunks directly from the service, and verify_module checks only plain-call refusal for BrowserReadOutput. A failure to deliver or decode a confidential chunk can pass these checks.
Add a loaded-module test that reads a known held output confidentially and checks the decoded chunk.
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Add a loaded-module test alongside the existing ClientError::Bus assertion that confidentially reads a known held output and verifies the decoded chunk matches the expected value. Keep the plain-call refusal check intact, and use the test’s existing module and output setup rather than assuming an unavailable read API.
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Review comments at @docs/technical/specs/desktop-module-contract.md:
- Around line 347-348: Update the ordinary-traffic description of
BrowserScreenshot and BrowserReleaseOutput to state that screenshot replies
expose OutputRef metadata, including the image digest, size, media type, and
dimensions, while never carrying the image bytes. Apply the same correction to
the corresponding description in docs/crates/tinycomputer/members.md.
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- Around line 52-53: Add a loaded-module test alongside the existing
ClientError::Bus assertion that confidentially reads a known held output and
verifies the decoded chunk matches the expected value. Keep the plain-call
refusal check intact, and use the test’s existing module and output setup rather
than assuming an unavailable read API.
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BrowserScreenshot's OutputRef carries the output's size, SHA-256 digest,
media type and dimensions as well as its id. Only the bytes moved behind
the confidential read.
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Closes #61 (option 1).
A held output is a screenshot, and a task's last screenshot can show the form it filled, card details included. The
TaskReporthandle was confidential, but the bytes were read with an ordinary member.BrowserReadOutputis now#[tinybus(confidential)]in the served interface and the catalogue.Breaking: every plain call to
BrowserReadOutputfails, soCONTRACT_VERSIONmoves from (2, 29) to (3, 0).call_confidential.BrowserScreenshotandBrowserReleaseOutputstay ordinary; they carry only an id.Tests:
The in-memory module is never attested, so the browser test reads outputs from a second service on the same
Browserand asserts that the plain bus call is refused.The wire sweep lists
BrowserReadOutputamong the members with no plain-frame input.Version pins are updated.
The client's mock-bus tests now model it as confidential: the untrusted fixture refuses the read.
ComputerClient::call_entryalready routes by the catalogue flag, so the client library needs no change.verify_modulechecks that a plain call is refused.Docs: versioning.md, desktop-module-contract.md (a 3.0 section), members.md, tasks.md, agent-and-tasks.md, browser.md (the sample now uses
call_confidential), the READ_OUTPUT name doc, SKILL.md.Downstream: openhuman never calls
BrowserReadOutput. But the majors must match in both directions, so the vendored bus crate and the bundled module release must move together in one openhuman pin PR. OtherwiseBrowserClient::ensure_ready(modules/browser.rs:140-149) refuses every browser session as "incompatible TinyComputer contract". That PR also updates:registry_computer_release_tests.rs:9(the CONTRACT_VERSION pin, plus the version and shas);registry/records_computer.rs:6-12(version, release_url, platform sha256s).The gitlink must be the tagged release commit, for the Module Pin Gate.
Validation, on our Linux CI runner, on de73e0b (main 95c6610, submodules at their gitlinks):
cargo clippy --locked --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings: clean.cargo test --locked --all-features --no-fail-fast: 1779 passed, 0 failed, across 41 binaries.RUSTDOCFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo doc --no-deps --all-features: clean.the_catalogue_marks_exactly_the_confidential_membersfails ("BrowserReadOutput disagrees with the served interface"), anda_screenshot_is_read_back_in_chunks_and_releasedfails (the plain call returned the bytes).cargo fmt --all -- --checkand clippy are clean.Branch: M3gA-Mind/tinycomputer fix/browser-read-output-confidential @ 3a8c13d (pushed).
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