Bound context and MCP configuration inputs - #47
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds race-resistant bounded file reads, distinct-input budgets, repository containment checks, scan and output limits, snapshot validation, and sanitized deterministic errors across context, digest, MCP, inventory, reporting, and CLI commands. ChangesBounded scanning and deterministic failures
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds bounded context and MCP input handling, but the current head can reject valid Windows paths, fail on unrelated repository entries, bypass plain-text output safeguards with a traceback, and produce budget, descriptor, or output-ordering errors. Merge should wait for these bounded correctness and reliability issues to be fixed. Possibly related PRs
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In `@src/agent_guard/bounded_repo_reader.py`:
- Around line 145-148: Update the traversal loop in the relative-path handling
to assign the newly opened descriptor to directory_fd before closing the
previous descriptor, ensuring cleanup closes next_fd if os.close fails. Preserve
the existing directory traversal behavior.
- Around line 213-216: Update the containment check using
_windows_final_handle_path so repo_root and the resolved final handle path
remain in the same Windows namespace, including volume-GUID and extended (\\?\)
roots; normalize both through the same prefix-preserving API before commonpath
comparison. Add Windows coverage for both root forms while preserving rejection
of paths outside normalized_root.
In `@src/agent_guard/cli/common.py`:
- Around line 52-67: Update emit_public_output to flush the sys.stdout text
layer before writing encoded bytes through sys.stdout.buffer, preserving output
order when earlier text was written via sys.stdout.write or print. Keep the
existing fallback, write validation, and error handling unchanged.
In `@src/agent_guard/cli/context.py`:
- Around line 337-349: Update the first list element in the plain_text
construction near context-lock output to wrap the adjacent string literals in
parentheses, preserving their implicit concatenation while clearing Ruff ISC004.
In `@src/agent_guard/cli/report.py`:
- Around line 326-342: Update the report flow around digest_policy,
build_context_lock_report, and scan_digests to create a separate digest input
budget for digest policy loading and digest scanning, rather than reusing
context_input_budget. Keep context_input_budget exclusively for
build_context_lock_report, and pass the fresh digest budget to
load_digest_policy and scan_digests.
In `@src/agent_guard/cli/surface.py`:
- Around line 61-66: Update the plain-text branch of run_surface_inventory
around emit_public_output to enforce the same output budget as the JSON branch
and catch ValueError from emission, returning exit code 2 instead of allowing a
traceback. Match the established guarded behavior used by the equivalent
emitters in context.py, digest.py, and mcp.py.
In `@src/agent_guard/context_guard.py`:
- Around line 809-829: Separate the traversal-entry counter from the
selected-file counter in the context scanning flow. Add a dedicated traversal
ceiling for every os.scandir entry, while retaining MAX_CONTEXT_SCAN_FILES
exclusively for files that pass exclusion and selection; update the checks
around the visible pending traversal loop accordingly.
In `@tests/test_context_mcp_resource_limits.py`:
- Around line 321-365: Update
test_context_inventory_rejects_exact_aggregate_plus_one and
test_mcp_inventory_rejects_exact_aggregate_plus_one to construct the aggregate
limit using divmod rather than relying on floor division; create full-sized
files for the quotient, add a remainder-sized padding file when the remainder is
nonzero, then add one additional byte and retain the existing limit-error
assertions.
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CHANGELOG.mdsrc/agent_guard/bounded_repo_reader.pysrc/agent_guard/cli/common.pysrc/agent_guard/cli/context.pysrc/agent_guard/cli/digest.pysrc/agent_guard/cli/mcp.pysrc/agent_guard/cli/report.pysrc/agent_guard/cli/report_builders.pysrc/agent_guard/cli/surface.pysrc/agent_guard/context_guard.pysrc/agent_guard/context_lock.pysrc/agent_guard/digest_guard.pysrc/agent_guard/mcp_guard.pysrc/agent_guard/surface_inventory_context.pysrc/agent_guard/surface_inventory_mcp.pytests/test_context_guard.pytests/test_context_mcp_resource_limits.pytests/test_contract_stability.pytests/test_windows_file_boundaries.py
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