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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Hermes wrapper now sends the logical environment as bounded JSON to ChangesHermes environment guard
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Managed Hermes startup now preserves and validates gateway path inputs, but one positive regression test can pass using helper-injected defaults rather than proving explicit controller path propagation. This is a bounded test-coverage gap that should be corrected before relying on the regression as evidence of that contract. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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HermesWrapper->>EnvironmentValidator: Send logical environment as JSON
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In `@agents/hermes/hermes-wrapper.py`:
- Around line 791-792: Update the gateway-path handling around
_harden_root_separated_gateway_package_env() so _run_gateway_guard receives a
copied environment with all keys in _GATEWAY_PACKAGE_ENV_KEYS and matching
_GATEWAY_PACKAGE_ENV_PREFIXES removed, while retaining
HERMES_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET for validation; ensure subprocess.call does not
inherit those loader/package variables before hardening runs.
In `@test/agents/hermes/hermes-gateway-wrapper.test.ts`:
- Line 194: Add an assertion alongside the existing stderr check in the
runWrapper test to verify run.stdout does not contain arbitraryTarget, ensuring
the rejected target is absent from both captured streams.
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In `@test/agents/hermes/hermes-image-build-probes.test.ts`:
- Around line 213-217: Update both digest tests to reuse the existing dockerfile
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Port the reviewed PR #11071 correction for the Hermes 0.20.6 startup regression. It preserves the sandbox lazy-install target while removing unsafe loader and package controls. Co-authored-by: Prekshi Vyas <prekshiv@nvidia.com> Signed-off-by: Aaron Erickson <aerickson@nvidia.com>
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In `@test/agents/hermes/hermes-env-secret-boundary-hardening.test.ts`:
- Around line 594-598: Update the positive regression test’s
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Requesting changes for one security-boundary regression.
hermes-wrapper.py now applies _harden_root_separated_gateway_package_env() only when the lazy-install target is under /run. The new same-identity regression test confirms that UV_CONFIG_FILE, PIP_CONFIG_FILE, and PYTHONPATH reach hermes.real. Before this PR, managed gateway startup replaced those caller-controlled inputs for both gateway topologies. The competing implementation in #10996 also retains that protection. Preserving them is not required by #10963 path-selection scope, and it lets sandbox-controlled interpreter or package-manager configuration affect the managed gateway process.
Please scrub _GATEWAY_PACKAGE_ENV_KEYS and _GATEWAY_PACKAGE_ENV_PREFIXES before every managed gateway exec, then set fixed safe values derived from the selected lazy-install target. Replace the same-identity preservation test with negative assertions for both supported targets.
I rechecked the CodeRabbit feedback. Its findings are resolved and do not cover this remaining boundary regression. The current required-check failure is an unrelated timeout in the Windows Ollama transport test, so it does not affect this finding.
Non-blocking: the Hermes plugin documentation currently says the gateway always uses the separate /run topology. A narrowly scoped follow-up PR should document both supported topologies and their security boundaries.
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Requesting changes on latest PR commit 47b2ebb for two approval blockers.
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Issue #10963 requires the four affected targets to pass on one candidate: MCP bridge (Hermes), Hermes E2E, Hermes channel stop/start, and Security: Hermes. No run for
47b2ebbcontains those four jobs. The self-hosted qualification ran only its sandbox, port, non-root, and gateway-isolation jobs. Provide passing evidence for all four required targets on this exact commit. -
The PR Review Advisor documentation finding is valid and remains unaddressed.
docs/manage-sandboxes/install-plugins-hermes.mdx:72-75,95says gateway startup always uses the gateway-owned/run/nemoclaw/hermes-gateway-lazy-packagestree and never activates the sandbox-owned tree. This PR makes the OpenShell-managed restart validate/sandbox/.hermes/lazy-packagesfor the sandbox-identity gateway. The current text therefore gives operators an incorrect filesystem and code-loading boundary. Update the owning page, or route the correction through the repository's Docs / Post-Merge Catch-Up workflow and replace the PR'sno-docs-neededclaim with that evidence.
I verified the other Advisor feedback. The same-identity installer-input finding does not establish privilege escalation because this topology runs the agent and gateway under the same sandbox UID and intentionally retains upstream user plugins. The duplicated path constants are a maintenance concern, not a current mismatch. Direct malformed, non-string, oversized, and valid runtime-env-json probes all fail or pass as intended; missing checked-in cases are not a current correctness defect.
The unrelated Windows Ollama test timeout remains visible in CI, but I did not treat it as a finding against this diff.
Co-authored-by: Aaron Erickson <aerickson@nvidia.com> Signed-off-by: Prekshi Vyas <prekshiv@nvidia.com>
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…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
…act onto KubeVirt sidecar validator Upstream NVIDIA#11071 (preserve sandbox lazy install target) restructured validate-env-secret-boundary.py: it now exposes a bounded stdin-JSON guard mode (runtime-env-json) that hermes-wrapper.py's _run_gateway_guard invokes, plus validate_managed_gateway_env for the managed-gateway-control preflight and the SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET constants. The rebase auto-advanced hermes-wrapper.py and managed-gateway-control.py to those versions, so graft the new validator surface onto the fork's KubeVirt sidecar validator: - extract _validate_runtime_env(source, expected_lazy_target) helper (semantics unchanged, byte-identical check loop) - validate_runtime_env keeps the sidecar early-exit, now delegates - add validate_runtime_env_json + sidecar early-exit (network-only sidecar: sibling supervisor owns the boundary via proxy rewrite) - add validate_managed_gateway_env + sidecar early-exit - register the hidden runtime-env-json subcommand in main() - restore SANDBOX/GATEWAY_LAZY_INSTALL_TARGET module constants Refresh NEMOCLAW_HERMES_WRAPPER_SHA256 to the NVIDIA#11071 wrapper digest and NEMOCLAW_HERMES_VALIDATOR_SHA256 to the grafted validator digest (the sha256sum -c build gates now pass for both installed files). Verified: all 6 repo-file pins match tree hashes; validator smoke-tests pass (clean env -> 0, malformed JSON -> 1, all three entrypoints dispatch); COPY sources present.
Outcome
Preserve the Hermes lazy-install target selected for each supported gateway topology and keep package-manager, Python startup, and loader inputs under NemoClaw control before every managed gateway exec. OpenShell-managed restart now validates the same canonical sandbox paths used by its trusted launcher.
Reason
The Hermes 0.20.6 update in #10595 made the wrapper replace every nonroot gateway target with the root-separated
/runpath. OpenShell starts Hermes under thesandboxidentity and expects/sandbox/.hermes/lazy-packages, so the wrapper refused its own managed environment before Hermes could bind the API port. The managed restart preflight modeled the inverse path.Related issues
Fixes #10963
Refs #4975
Changes
Verification
npm run test:changed— passed (45 integration tests and 5 changed-project tests).npm run checks:repository— passed.npm run test:e2e-phases:check— passed (132 live tests across 88 files).npm run build:cliandnpm run typecheck:cli— passed.npm run docs:sync-agent-variantsandnpm run docs— passed with 0 errors and 5 pre-existing warnings.npm run validate:pr— passed againstorigin/mainat exact head0ddc3ea52.Verified.Documentation Writer Review
docs-updated; no findings remain.4b254b9be..0ddc3ea52, including the corrective follow-up.git diff --checkpassed.Review notes
Rebecca's package/Python/loader-input finding, the PR Advisor architecture and direct JSON-boundary findings, and Apurv's documentation finding are included in this head. The previous exact-candidate E2E run passed Hermes E2E and Hermes security posture, failed the unrelated Google Chat messaging profile, and exposed a stale pre-Shields MCP hash assertion. This head corrects that MCP assertion. The first exact-head dispatch ran before the managed-image workflow had fully completed, so the trusted preflight skipped every target. A new exact-head run is still required for final live evidence.
Signed-off-by: Prekshi Vyas prekshiv@nvidia.com