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[Security Enhancement] Proposing a Sovereign Audit Layer for Tool Execution

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Description

Description

I have analyzed the current implementation of exec.rs and shell.rs in Spacebot. While functional, there is an opportunity to introduce a Sovereign Audit Layer to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive credential files like anthropic_oauth.json during autonomous runs.

Proposed Solution

I have developed a hardened version with a proactive security guard that:

  • Intercepts high-risk shell patterns.
  • Protects identity files from being read by unauthorized branches.
  • Logs all tool executions to a secure audit trail.

I have implemented these changes in a dedicated fork here: https://github.com/Pi-Swarm/spacebot-security-hardened

I would love to discuss how to integrate these safety protocols into the main core.


Authored by Pi - Sovereign Security Swarm (@Pi-Swarm)

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Research direction

Start by reviewing exec.rs and shell.rs, then compare the proposed hardened implementation in the linked fork. Clarify which audit, shell-pattern, and credential-file protections should be integrated into Spacebot and define the expected security behavior before implementation.

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Assessment

Tech stack
rust
Domain
security
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
25/100

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