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fixlab-job-scoped-post-approval

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Preserve explicit, revision-bound write consent when changing scoped POST or broad DEV approval, native tools, or job lifecycle.

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    Use when changing POST consent, executor configuration, recovery, or snapshots.

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    Stop job-scoped approval after failed or ambiguous attempts.

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    Verify actual HTTP, SDK, worker, and browser behavior, not prompt text alone:

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SKILL.md

Job-scoped POST approval

Use when changing POST consent, executor configuration, recovery, or snapshots. Work from the FixLab repository root.

  • A saved capability preference is not write approval. Only fresh explicit checkbox confirmation creates the memory-only job/environment/revision grant.
  • Validate consent independently of toolApprovalMode. Enforce exact loopback Host and Origin for both ordinary and Allow-all jobs.
  • Bind the reviewed profile and authentication-helper revision before queueing. Configuration added later must not enlarge an earlier approval.
  • Preserve the grant through the native worker protocol. Never persist it in snapshots or inherit it on hold, recovery, restart, or another job.
  • Scoped POST approval retains endpoint/test-record checks. Separate broad DEV or PPE consent selects mode: dev-origin or ppe-origin on the same memory-only grant and worker protocol; it permits POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE on exact reviewed dataSafety.devWrite or dataSafety.ppeWrite HTTPS origins without a record marker. Require fresh explicit consent for that environment; never inherit origins or grants across environments. Require its explicit hostname label and reject conflicting labels. Require separate consent, never generic Allow all tools or a recovered capability preference.
  • Both scopes retain existing authentication. Never disable browser guards or substitute a browser write. API-only/unit-only and explicit read-only contracts cannot be overridden.
  • Stop job-scoped approval after failed or ambiguous attempts. Approval is not evidence that a scenario passed.

Implementation: dashboard/dev-post.js, dashboard/copilot-session.js, dashboard/server.js, and dashboard/public/app.js.

Verify actual HTTP, SDK, worker, and browser behavior, not prompt text alone:

node --test test\dashboard-dev-post.test.js
node --test --test-name-pattern="POST checkbox write consent|DEV write checkbox|native executor forwards" test\dashboard-server.test.js
npm run test:e2e -- dashboard-readiness --grep "POST checkbox|DEV write checkbox"

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