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## Integrated direction This PR now integrates the completed child work from #46–#51 into one trusted-checkout runtime-evidence implementation on stock OpenCode **2.0.23**. The normal Loom eval profile remains a trusted-checkout evaluation. This PR does **not** add an OpenCode patch/fork, remote PluginHost, protected channel, HMAC/signing boundary, capability broker, or hostile-plugin isolation. ## Canonical public contract The only authoritative public runtime-evidence object is: `opencode-eval-runner/runtime-evidence/v1` Raw observer records are internal adapter input only. Existing `tools`, `actions`, `tool_result_evidence`, stdout/stderr, Session/model text, and workspace files remain convenience/diagnostic data and are not promoted into runtime evidence. Final cleanup #52 also removes competing runtime `evidence_eligible` signals from the diagnostic tool-result/safety projections. There is one canonical builder/validator that owns: - `complete | incomplete | unsupported | invalid`; - capture closure and unknown coverage; - missing terminals; - observer/callback loss; - timeout/interruption; - duplicate/ambiguous invocation and sequence detection; - identity-based concurrency; - per-boundary support; - assertion-scoped boundary/field eligibility. Unknown coverage is never converted to zero. ## Boundary semantics The v1 contract exposes: - `native` - `code_mode_execution` - `code_mode_finality` Overall `complete` means the supported capture boundaries are complete. It does **not** mean every possible assertion is supported. This allows: ```text overall: complete / eligible native: complete / eligible code_mode_execution: complete / eligible code_mode_finality: unsupported / ineligible ``` An assertion that only requires `native` evidence can therefore remain eligible even though Code Mode finality is unsupported. Assertions that require a redacted/omitted/unsupported exact field remain ineligible for that field. ## Native observation The integrated observer preserves #51's stock-2.0.23 boundary: ```text decoded executable input -> transformed tool.execute wrapper terminal success/error -> session.tool.success session.tool.failed ``` It records opaque invocation identity, actual tool, agent, Session, message, real CallID, executable input, Session ancestry, terminal result/error, and monotonic start/terminal ordering. Correlation is identity-based. It does not use FIFO, input equality, tool name, or completion order. The raw former `native_tool_observations` projection is no longer a public result. ## Code Mode The #50 stock-runtime result is retained faithfully. Supported facts: - unique per-inner invocation identity; - actual effective tool; - decoded/executable input; - Session/message/agent; - actual outer `execute` CallID; - binding to the outer invocation; - start/handler-terminal ordering; - identical concurrent calls and reverse completion. The transformed handler's earlier value/error is **not** promoted as caller-final evidence. Exact final script-visible value/error is represented as: ```json { "state": "unsupported", "reason": "stock_codemode_final_boundary_not_exposed" } ``` > Stock OpenCode 2.0.23 does not expose a supported boundary that proves the exact final value/error seen by a Code Mode script for each inner call. That assertion is reported as unsupported. ## Evidence safety The #47 safety behavior is applied to authoritative dynamic values before their first observation persistence/output sink: ```text raw value in observer memory -> sanitize/redact/omit -> size decision -> internal capture -> validate/account -> result serialization -> stdout/host-file persistence ``` Public field states are only: - `available` - `redacted` - `omitted` - `unsupported` Product `exit_code`, timeout, and product success/failure remain separate from evidence eligibility. ## Child PR disposition | PR | Disposition | | --- | --- | | #46 fail-closed runtime evidence accounting | **Incorporated / superseded as a separate implementation.** Its stronger accounting is folded into the canonical v1 builder/validator. No second public/accounting status engine remains. | | #47 evidence safety | **Incorporated.** Pre-sink sanitization, redaction/omission, size ordering, credential inventory, and output guard behavior are retained. Internal `exact` terminology is not part of the public runtime-evidence schema. | | #48 provider-free acceptance gate | **Incorporated and tightened.** It now requires the exact final v1 contract rather than rollout-compatible alternate shapes. | | #49 runtime evidence v1 contract | **Incorporated and evolved.** It remains the public wire contract; overall vs boundary/assertion eligibility was revised to preserve partial support. | | #50 stock Code Mode experiment | **Incorporated as capability proof/diagnostic probe.** Supported execution facts are used; exact final caller value/error remains explicitly unsupported. | | #51 stock native observer | **Incorporated / superseded as a public projection.** Its stock observer boundary is retained as internal adapter input to `runtime_evidence`; no public `native_tool_observations` object remains. | Child PRs #46–#51 have no remaining implementation authority after this integration. Final cleanup #52 removes parallel-work duplication without adding architecture. Explicit unsupported areas are: Code Mode caller-final value/error on stock 2.0.23, OpenCode runtime observation for the `github-copilot-cli` transport, and protection against a deliberately hostile plugin sharing the trusted OpenCode process. ## Final integration cleanup #52 is the final child PR targeting this branch. Its head `a3f575d78f4b14d62b76d14dceea49b76496fd2d`: - removes duplicate runtime-evidence constants and dead `truncated` accounting; - removes competing `evidence_eligible` signals from diagnostic `tool_result_evidence` / safety projections; - removes the unused legacy tool-result clipping helper; - confirms PR #41 protected-runtime/signing/broker machinery is absent; - documents Code Mode finality, Copilot runtime observation, and hostile-plugin isolation as explicit unsupported areas; - keeps stock OpenCode 2.0.23 and normal `invoke` behavior. Validation on #52: - CI #297 / run 37521327070: **PASS**, 93/93 unit tests; - provider-free runtime evidence acceptance #11 / run 37521327281: **PASS**, 6/6 helper tests and all 10 scenarios; - stock native observer integration #23 / run 37521327205: **PASS**. #52 has now been squash-merged into this branch as `b10c52d50aaf0c038e77e80eaca3890347d5fa82`. ## Final-head validation Head: `b10c52d50aaf0c038e77e80eaca3890347d5fa82` - **CI #296 / run 37519197332 — PASS** - Python/unit suite: **92/92 PASS** - stock Code Mode probe: **PASS** - exact caller terminal capability reported unsupported: **PASS** - OpenCode plugin activation preflight: **PASS** - config-root plugin dependency preflight: **PASS** - pinned OpenCode remains **2.0.23** - **Provider-free runtime evidence acceptance #10 / run 37519197280 — PASS** - helper/unit checks: **5/5 PASS** - `native_success`: PASS - `native_error`: PASS - `code_success`: PASS - `code_caught_error`: PASS - `concurrent_reverse`: PASS - `delegation`: PASS - `timeout`: PASS - `interrupted`: PASS - `redaction`: PASS - `collector`: PASS - **Stock native observer integration #22 / run 37519197390 — PASS** - stock 2.0.23: PASS - complete capture: PASS - provider-free probe: PASS ## Review state The integration cleanup from #52 is merged. PR #45 now contains the final integrated implementation and remains ready for final independent review. PR #45 remains open/draft and is **not merged**. ## Independent final review Final review of head `b10c52d50aaf0c038e77e80eaca3890347d5fa82` found one blocking correctness defect: stock Code Mode's synthetic model-facing `execute` invocation was not emitted as an authoritative native observation, so native coverage could falsely remain complete/zero while Code Mode had run and inner parents resolved only to an internal token. Corrective child PR #54 observes the real outer call at stock `execute.before`, binds inner parents to that observed invocation, and makes dangling/wrong-identity parents invalid. #54 is green across CI, the stock native probe, and the 10-scenario provider-free acceptance gate. **Review status: NOT READY until #54 is merged.** No threat-model expansion is required.
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Purpose
Child PR of #45 for Prompt 5: explicit completeness/loss accounting for trusted runtime evidence.
What this adds
complete | incomplete | unsupported | invalidstatus;observation_closedcorrectness gate so missing observations cannot be treated as proof of absence before the adapter closes its scope;assertion_status(...), allowing an unsupported Code Mode boundary to remain local to assertions that need it;Scope
This deliberately does not add generation sealing, authenticated channels, hostile-runtime isolation, or observer-specific capture code.
The native and Code Mode observer child PRs can adapt their actual runtime events into this small normalized accounting input.
Tests
Added 18 unit tests covering balanced capture, absence/closure, missing terminals, observer/callback loss, malformed input, unsupported boundaries, timeout/interruption, required field loss, duplicate/ambiguous identity, duplicate sequence, concurrent reverse completion, and product-failure separation.
Locally exercised with:
PYTHONPATH=. python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -p 'test_*.py' -vfor the new isolated test module: 18/18 passed.