Feat: Unify policy-conflict detection on /apply, retire /policy/check (#2500-#2504) - #842
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Address review feedback on #154 (PR rossoctl#809). Correctness (was: silent drop -> clean masquerade): _explain joined the auditor's free-form Contradiction.candidate_name against this run's typed candidate set, and on a miss it 'continue'd silently. precheck filters the PROPOSER's name lists, not the auditor's candidate_name, so a confirmed contradiction against an unjoinable name was dropped with no trace -- and if it was the only one for the entity, the survey classified the entity clean and the report could reach no_conflict while a contradiction was confirmed. Now mark the focal entity Unevaluated(reason=unjoinable_candidate) so its presence forces status to incomplete (never no_conflict). New UnevaluatedReason enum member + regression test; existing enum-values test updated. Docs: declare POST /policy/check final in the sub-PRD (remove the settled /policy/check vs /policy/conflicts open item) -- the route shipped as /policy/check and PRD/component specs already say so. Docs (route): document that an empty policy_text is a well-formed request that surveys to no_conflict/incomplete (never conflicts_found), not a 422 -- AC#4 only requires a *missing* field to be non-2xx. Not changed (by design): quotes_verified=True with one empty quote side is intended per US#18 (description-derived grants carry no citation); a quoting FAILURE is what sets quotes_verified=False (US#19). The double get_services() fetch is tracked separately in rossoctl/rossoctl#2476. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Anatoly Koyfman <anatoly@il.ibm.com>
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…#2500)
Unify the two policy entry points into one: /apply is now the sole policy
route. The read-only /policy/check route and its PolicyCheckRequest model are
removed from the controller.
The rich conflict-diagnostic engine is preserved and re-homed as an internal
library (not deleted, reversing handoff 07 step 4 per issue #2500):
- Move the survey orchestrator check_policy_conflicts from the route-tied
uc/policy_check/check.py into policy_rules_builder/diagnostic_survey.py,
next to the per-entity engine; dissolve the orphaned uc/policy_check/ pkg.
- diagnostic.py, diagnostic_models.py, prompts.py already lived in the
library; drop the last textual tie to the removed route from the
diagnostic_models docstring.
Tests mirror src: delete the route-level test, move + retarget the survey and
live-LLM tests to policy_rules_builder/, and move the /apply contradiction
regression guard (no symbol change). The live /apply proposer/auditor graph is
byte-for-byte unchanged.
Verification: unit suite 652 passed (no --ignore); llm suite 8 passed;
integration errors are pre-existing LLM auditor non-convergence in the live
/apply onboarding path, unrelated to this route retirement.
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Add a user-role-focal DENY-only pass to the service policy build. It fans
the kind=User subset of candidate roles over the focus service's own scopes
and emits DENY rules only, expressing a user role's exclusivity ("Testers
may access only issues") as the exclusivity-complement prohibition the
scope-focal pass structurally cannot produce. The scope-focal pass remains
the single grant authority; Door B never emits an ALLOW.
- graph.py: build_role_graph gains a deny_only variant whose build node keeps
only DENY effects; new build_role_denies() entry point runs it. A permissive
policy (no exclusivity, no explicit prohibition) yields [] -- a structural
no-op, reusing the existing role-focal proposer/auditor prompt unchanged
(no new LLM reasoning, no model upsize).
- builder.py: run the pass at the focus's own-scope onboarding alongside the
scope-focal pass, fanning each kind=User candidate role over own scopes.
Order-independent (own scopes always exist at the service's own onboarding).
- Tests: deny-only graph slices (exclusivity complement, permissive no-op,
explicit prohibition); builder fan-out (per user role over own scopes, agent
roles skipped, consistent-denyworld agreement with no conflict, order
independence); one live-LLM exclusivity-complement case (-m llm).
Conflict detection over the assembled rules is out of scope here (#2502/#2503):
this pass only produces denies.
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Detect allow/deny conflicts inline in the service build and make apply atomic. After all passes (scope-focal grants + Door B denies) are assembled into one rule list, ServicePolicyBuilder.build runs a pure, deterministic detect_conflicts -- the (role.id, scope.id) set-intersection of the ALLOW and DENY rule sets, no LLM. On overlap it raises a ConflictReport-carrying PolicyConflictError BEFORE the Orchestrator/Controller reach compute_and_apply, so a conflict leaves persisted state untouched (atomic-by-construction). Per ADR 0001 the detector surfaces, never reconciles. The raised report is the structural form: real ids, kind=DIRECT, focal on the SCOPE side, synthesized explanation, no quotes (quotes_verified=False). Verbatim-quote enrichment and the 422-body wiring are deferred to #2503; the existing PolicyContradictionError->422 handler (the disjoint LLM-auditor mechanism) is left intact. Tests: pure detect_conflicts unit suite (clean/overlap/order-independence/ id-vs-name/multi/empty) plus the repurposed apply-conflict regression seed, whose atomic-proof drives the real onboarding path and asserts compute_and_apply is never called on conflict (and is reached on a clean build). Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Anatoly Koyfman <anatoly@il.ibm.com>
Fold the re-homed diagnostic explain/quote engine into /apply's conflict path. When the deterministic detect_conflicts (#2502) finds a structural allow∩deny overlap -- and ONLY then -- ServicePolicyBuilder.build() runs an LLM explain pass (conflict_enrichment.enrich_report) over exactly those pairs, classifying each kind (direct/coarse_scope) and extracting verbatim, substring-validated quotes from the candidate policy text. A clean apply stays fully deterministic and LLM-free (the explain seam never fires). Unify the 422 boundary on one ConflictReport shape (Q15): PolicyConflictError carries the enriched report directly; PolicyContradictionError is re-shaped by report_from_contradictions (no LLM, lower-fidelity: no ids, quotes_verified= false). Both handlers return 422 whose body is the structured report JSON. On any quote-validation failure the conflict is kept with quotes_verified=false and a description fallback -- surface, never reconcile (ADR 0001). Adds an ADR addendum recording the reversal of handoff-07 Q15/Q16 (quote-less / no-LLM). Tests: enrichment + verbatim/fallback + clean-apply-never-calls-explain-seam (deterministic), a route test asserting the ConflictReport 422 body for both exceptions, and one live-LLM case (-m integration -m llm) asserting containment plus substring-validity only. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Anatoly Koyfman <anatoly@il.ibm.com>
…st (#2504) Extend the inline structural conflict detector (#2502) to see across services. Today detect_conflicts only sees the rules one build() assembles, so an ALLOW derived by one service's build and a DENY another service has already applied for the SAME (role.id, scope.id) go unseen. Add a use-case layer gatherer, applied_rules_for_scopes, that reads the already-applied inbound rules (allow AND deny) of the services owning the scopes a build touches, from the Policy Store. ServicePolicyBuilder.build now unions those with its own rules and runs the SAME #2502 intersection over the combined (about-to-be-persisted) state, and the SAME #2503 enrichment over the union only on a hit. No new report shape: cross-service overlaps surface as the same ConflictReport/Conflict (real ids, FocalRef, kind, verbatim quotes). Identify-never-reconcile (ADR 0001) is preserved: the gatherer only widens the detector's input, never merges/dedupes/picks a winner, and is read-only, so build() still raises PolicyConflictError before compute_and_apply (atomic-by-construction). The LLM enrichment stays gated behind a detected conflict, so a clean multi-service apply is fully deterministic and LLM-free. The gatherer lives in the onboarding use-case layer (next to builder.py), NOT the PRB package, keeping the PRB store-free (test_isolation). Tests: - Unit: applied_rules_for_scopes reads both inbound lists of each distinct scope owner once, tolerates a brand-new empty SPM, skips owner-less scopes. - Detection: the #2502 core surfaces an allow-deny overlap spanning the two sides (combined input), clean when disjoint, order-independent. - Regression: build() raises on a cross-service overlap read from the store (enrichment fires, PCE never reached) and a clean cross-service apply reaches the PCE with the LLM seam untouched; store seam patched to [] in the within-service cases so they are unchanged. - Integration (-m integration + llm, deselected by -m "not integration"): drive two colliding onboardings through the real in-cluster Controller and assert the second POST /apply/service returns 422 with a ConflictReport; skips cleanly when the pipeline/env is absent. Deterministic suite: 684 passed, 161 deselected. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Anatoly Koyfman <anatoly@il.ibm.com>
Adds the AIAC feature glossary referenced by docs/adr/0001-identify-never-reconcile.md: fixes the vocabulary for focal entities, the scope-focal grant authority, Door B denies, contradiction (intra-pass) vs conflict (cross-pass), within-batch vs cross-service conflicts, and the identify-never-reconcile principle. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Anatoly Koyfman <anatoly@il.ibm.com>
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participant ServicePolicyBuilder
participant PolicyStore
participant conflict_detection
participant conflict_enrichment
participant compute_and_apply
ServicePolicyBuilder->>PolicyStore: Read applied rules for touched scopes
ServicePolicyBuilder->>conflict_detection: Detect Allow/Deny overlaps
conflict_detection-->>ServicePolicyBuilder: Return ConflictReport
ServicePolicyBuilder->>conflict_enrichment: Enrich detected conflicts
conflict_enrichment-->>ServicePolicyBuilder: Return enriched ConflictReport
ServicePolicyBuilder-->>ServicePolicyBuilder: Raise PolicyConflictError
ServicePolicyBuilder-->>compute_and_apply: Invoke only when no conflicts exist
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In `@aiac/CONTEXT.md`:
- Line 50: Update the example text in CONTEXT.md to replace “scope-focal deny”
with “scope-focal grant,” preserving the surrounding wording so it accurately
describes the Allow/Deny conflict between the scope-focal pass and Door B.
In `@aiac/docs/adr/0001-identify-never-reconcile.md`:
- Around line 24-26: Update the cross-service conflict statement in ADR 0001 to
reflect that the apply guard reads persisted rules for touched scopes and
rejects conflicting rules before persistence, rather than describing
cross-service conflicts as an unreconciled follow-up gap.
In `@aiac/docs/specs/components/aiac-agent/policy-conflict-check.md`:
- Line 26: Remove the retired POST /policy/check contract from the specification
and update the relevant policy entry-point section to describe /apply as the
sole supported route, keeping the documentation consistent with the controller
routes.
In `@aiac/src/aiac/agent/policy_rules_builder/conflict_enrichment.py`:
- Line 58: Update the verification logic in the conflict enrichment flow to
require every granting and prohibiting quote to contain non-whitespace text
before calling _verify_quote. Preserve the existing policy-text verification and
ensure any empty or whitespace-only quote makes verified false.
In `@aiac/src/aiac/agent/uc/onboarding/policy_builder/builder.py`:
- Line 97: Update ServicePolicyBuilder.build so enrichment failures from
get_policy_source().fetch() or enrich_report do not replace the structural
conflict report: preserve the report produced by detect_conflicts and raise
PolicyConflictError with it, allowing the controller to return the required
ConflictReport response.
- Line 86: The policy conflict detection and persistence flow spanning the
builder and compute_and_apply path must be atomic: keep the read,
detect_conflicts evaluation, and Policy Store write in one transaction, or
re-read and revalidate conflicts immediately during commit before persisting.
Ensure concurrent applies cannot both commit based on the same clean snapshot,
and add a regression test covering opposing concurrent applies.
In `@aiac/test/integration/test_uc1_onboard_cross_service_conflict.py`:
- Line 168: Move the try/finally cleanup guard in the onboarding conflict test
to before the first shared-state mutation, including Agent CR deletion, Keycloak
cleanup, Policy Store clearing, and provisioning. Update the finally teardown to
call uc1.clear_policy_store() after both phases so persisted rules are removed.
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| # side-effect-free). Detection is order-independent (keyed on ids), so tool-first vs | ||
| # agent-first onboarding yields the identical outcome. | ||
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Make detection and persistence atomic.
builder.py:86 reads the Policy Store, but routes.py:97 calls compute_and_apply later. The PCE then performs a separate read-modify-write. Concurrent applies can pass detect_conflicts from the same clean snapshot; the later PCE write can append the opposite effect without another conflict check. Keep detection and persistence in one transaction or recheck during commit. Add a concurrent-apply regression test.
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In `@aiac/src/aiac/agent/uc/onboarding/policy_builder/builder.py` at line 86, The
policy conflict detection and persistence flow spanning the builder and
compute_and_apply path must be atomic: keep the read, detect_conflicts
evaluation, and Policy Store write in one transaction, or re-read and revalidate
conflicts immediately during commit before persisting. Ensure concurrent applies
cannot both commit based on the same clean snapshot, and add a regression test
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…empty-quote guard, docs) Applies the actionable CodeRabbit findings from PR rossoctl#842: - builder.py: enrichment (policy fetch + LLM explain/quote) is now best-effort on the conflict path. A fetch/enrich failure was escaping past the PolicyConflictError raise and returning 500 instead of the required 422 ConflictReport; it now falls back to the structural report (ADR 0001: surface, never drop). - conflict_enrichment.py + diagnostic.py: a blank/whitespace-only quote no longer verifies (guard q.strip() before _verify_quote, which is trivially true for the empty string), so an empty quote can no longer set quotes_verified=True with no evidence. - CONTEXT.md: within-batch example said 'scope-focal deny'; the scope-focal pass emits grants -> 'scope-focal grant'. - ADR 0001: add a #2504 addendum recording that cross-service conflicts are now detected pre-persistence (closing the Q13 follow-up gap, still identify-never-reconcile). - policy-conflict-check.md: mark the spec retired/superseded by /apply (the standalone POST /policy/check route was removed in #2500). - test_uc1_onboard_cross_service_conflict.py: open the cleanup guard before the first shared-state mutation and clear the Policy Store in teardown. - test_conflict_detection.py: lambda-assignment -> local def key(...). Deferred: the concurrent-apply TOCTOU (builder.py detect/persist atomicity) is pre-existing and needs Policy Store CAS; tracked as a follow-up. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Anatoly Koyfman <anatoly@il.ibm.com>
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Thanks — triaged all eight. Pushed the fixes in 52db817. Fixed:
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Solid, well-structured series. The identify-never-reconcile discipline is consistent end-to-end, the cross-service detection reuses the pure #2502 core cleanly, and the test coverage (684 deterministic, 1 live-LLM) is thorough.
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| "scopes": scopes, | ||
| "policy_text": "", |
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policy_text initialized to "" — the proposer node reads state["policy_text"] to build the LLM prompt, so build_role_denies will feed an empty string to the LLM. build_role_rules uses the same initialization pattern, so if this is intentional (policy text is fetched inside propose via get_policy_source() rather than from state), a short comment would prevent a future reader from adding a redundant fetch here.
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| report = enrich_report(report, combined, get_policy_source().fetch()) | ||
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Bare except Exception: pass silently swallows enrichment errors — including unexpected ones like TypeError or AttributeError from a bug in enrich_report. The intent (best-effort enrichment) is sound per ADR 0001, but with no logging, "enrich unavailable" and "enrich is broken" are indistinguishable in production. Consider logging.warning("enrichment failed, falling back to structural report", exc_info=True) at minimum.
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| candidate = EntityRef(name=c.candidate_name, id="") | ||
| focal_entity = EntityRef(name=focal_name, id="") | ||
| role, scope = (focal_entity, candidate) if focal_type is FocalType.ROLE else (candidate, focal_entity) |
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Line length nit: this ternary assignment exceeds 100 chars. Minor if a formatter is enforced, but worth flagging for consistency.
…s, doc policy_text init) - builder.py: the best-effort enrichment fallback no longer swallows errors silently. It now logs at WARNING with exc_info so a genuine enrich_report bug (TypeError/AttributeError) is distinguishable from an expected "policy source unavailable" in production. Still raises the structural report (ADR 0001: surface, never drop). - graph.py: document that the "policy_text": "" state init is a placeholder the graph's fetch node (START -> fetch -> propose) populates via get_policy_source() before propose reads it, so a future reader does not add a redundant fetch. The line-length nit on conflict_detection.py:97 is a non-issue: ruff is enforced at line-length=120 and the line is 110 chars. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Anatoly Koyfman <anatoly@il.ibm.com>
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Thanks @clawgenti — addressed in `94c97d98`. Fixed:
Not a change — conflict_detection.py:97 (line length): ruff is enforced here at `line-length = 120` (`pyproject.toml`) and the line is 110 chars, so it passes the enforced formatter — noting it since you conditioned the flag on "if a formatter is enforced." Deterministic suite still green (policy_builder + policy_rules_builder: 117 passed). Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) noreply@anthropic.com |
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The two follow-up commits address all prior findings cleanly: enrichment failures now log at WARNING with exc_info=True before raising the structural report, the empty-quote guard (q.strip()) is applied consistently in both diagnostic.py and conflict_enrichment.py, the integration test cleanup guard is correctly placed before the first shared-state mutation with clear_policy_store() in teardown, and the policy_text: "" placeholder is documented at all three init sites. All CI checks pass, all 10 commits are signed off.
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In `@aiac/docs/specs/components/aiac-agent/policy-conflict-check.md`:
- Around line 5-7: Update the `/apply` HTTP 422 description in the policy
conflict specification to include both structural conflicts and
PolicyContradictionError, preserving the shared ConflictReport response shape;
alternatively remove “only” so the statement does not incorrectly exclude the
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…l#842) The retired-route banner said the ConflictReport 422 fires 'only when a structural conflict is detected', which excludes the auditor path. Both PolicyConflictError (structural) and PolicyContradictionError (intra-pass LLM auditor) map to HTTP 422 with the same ConflictReport shape (routes.py:59-67). Reword to cover both. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Anatoly Koyfman <anatoly@il.ibm.com>
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Thanks — addressed in Fixed — policy-conflict-check.md banner: valid finding. The retired-route banner claimed the 422
Reworded the banner to cover both, keeping the shared response shape explicit (and consistent with line 15, which already documents the Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) noreply@anthropic.com |
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This is a well-structured, well-motivated PR that collapses the two-entry-point design into a clean single /apply path with layered conflict detection. The commit narrative (ADR, glossary, task numbering) is unusually thorough, and the deterministic-vs-LLM split is sound.
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[F1] Duplicate _build_llm import in test_graph.py (lines 22–23)
The diff shows line 22 retaining _build_llm as context while line 23 replaces a second _build_llm occurrence with build_role_denies. The first _build_llm on line 22 appears to be unused (there is no test in the file that references it after this change). Worth removing to avoid a dead import the linter will flag.
[F2] report_from_contradictions focal-string parsing is brittle
conflict_detection.py parses focal strings with hardcoded "role name=" / "scope name=" prefix slices tied to an undocumented contract with graph._role_focal / _scope_focal. If that format changes, the parser silently falls into the SCOPE fallback. A shared constant or co-located format comment would make the coupling explicit and prevent a silent mismatch from producing a misleading conflict shape.
[F3] Blank-quote guard is defensive but the upstream model has no validation
diagnostic.py and conflict_enrichment.py now guard with q.strip() and _verify_quote(...). Correct, but the ExplainResult model has no field-level validation rejecting blank strings before they arrive here, so a blank quote from the LLM ends up in granting_quotes/prohibiting_quotes with quotes_verified=False. This is acceptable per ADR 0001, but worth a note in the model docstring so it's not surprising in production logs.
[F4] applied_rules_for_scopes store exceptions bypass the 500-guard
In cross_service.py, a get_service_policy exception propagates upward and is NOT caught by the except Exception in builder.py (which wraps only enrich_report). It will surface as a 500 rather than a graceful fallback. If the intent is best-effort, wrap the get_service_policy call here; if it should be fatal, document it so the controller handler can be extended.
[F5] Integration test missing xfail guard if live scenario is still under revision
The PR description notes the original integration scenario was found defective and is being revised. The revised test file does not carry @pytest.mark.xfail. If the revised agent-role scenario has been confirmed live, a comment closing the loop from the PR description would help. If it has not yet been confirmed, an xfail(strict=False) guard prevents a false-green on a cluster where the LLM unexpectedly does not produce the expected grant.
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[F1] _build_llm on this line appears to be a dead import after the replacement on line 23. The diff retains this occurrence as context, but if no test in this file still calls _build_llm, the import should be removed to keep the import block clean and avoid a linter warning.
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F1 — leaving as-is: _build_llm is not dead here. It is still exercised by the transport-retry tests (patch(... _build_llm ...) at lines 220 and 263) and the request-timeout tests (test_build_llm_sets_request_timeout_from_env / ..._defaults_timeout_on_bad_env, which call _build_llm() directly). Removing the import would break those.
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[F2] Brittle focal-string parsing tied to an undocumented contract. The "role name=" / "scope name=" prefix slices here must stay in sync with graph._role_focal / _scope_focal's format string. If that format ever changes, this falls into the SCOPE fallback with the entire focal string as the name — a silent, hard-to-diagnose mismatch. Consider a shared ROLE_FOCAL_PREFIX / SCOPE_FOCAL_PREFIX constant in graph.py (or a # format: 'role name=<name>: ...' comment co-located with _role_focal) imported here to make the coupling explicit.
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F2 — fixed in 5907ea8a. The role name=/scope name= prefixes are now single-sourced as ROLE_FOCAL_PREFIX/SCOPE_FOCAL_PREFIX constants in graph.py (used by _role_focal/_scope_focal, the producers) and imported here by the parser. A format change now flows to both sides from one place, so the parse can no longer silently drift into the SCOPE fallback. Verified no circular import (graph does not import conflict_detection).
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[F4] Store exception propagates as unhandled 500. A get_service_policy failure here (network error, auth) is not caught by the except Exception in builder.py — that guard wraps only enrich_report. The exception will escape as a 500. If the intent is best-effort (treat a failing store read as "no other services applied"), wrap the get_service_policy call with a logged except here and return the partial applied list. If it must be fatal, add an explicit comment and extend the controller handler.
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F4 — fixed in 5907ea8a, chosen as fail-closed (your first option, made explicit). A get_service_policy failure is no longer swallowed and no longer escapes as a 500: a store-read failure means we are blind to that owner’s already-applied rules, and silently treating it as “no other services applied” would suppress cross-service detection and let a real overlap persist — the opposite of #2504’s intent. So we abort. It surfaces as 502 (an unreachable Policy Store is a dependency fault, mirroring the IdP boundary in resolve_focal_entities), not the 422 reserved for genuine conflicts. A true 404 is still absorbed as a fresh empty SPM inside get_service_policy, unchanged.
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[F5] No xfail marker — consider adding one if the revised scenario hasn't been confirmed live. The PR description says the original scenario was found defective and is being revised. If the agent-role scenario here has been confirmed to fire the 422 on a live cluster, a brief comment closing the loop would be helpful. If not yet confirmed, @pytest.mark.xfail(strict=False, reason="revised live scenario pending confirmation") prevents a false-green where the LLM doesn't produce the expected grant.
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F5 — agreed, and not yet confirmed live. The agent-role scenario is mid-revision (the #2511 scope-exclusivity vs role-exclusivity work), so a @pytest.mark.xfail(strict=False, reason="revised agent-role cross-service scenario pending live confirmation") guard is being added with that revision — non-strict so a live run cannot false-green if the PRB LLM does not land the expected ALLOW(source_operations -> source-*), and it reports XPASS the moment it does (the signal to drop the marker). It stays deselected from the routine -m "not integration" run either way.
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Update: committed the guard standalone in 9ab13349 (independent of the scenario revision) — @pytest.mark.xfail(strict=False, reason="live cross-service scenario under revision; not yet confirmed to fire 422"). Non-strict so a live run cannot false-green while the scenario is validated, and it reports XPASS the moment it fires (the signal to drop the marker). Still deselected from the routine -m "not integration" run.
…ng, F4 fail-closed store read) - F2 (conflict_detection.py focal parsing): the role name=/scope name= prefixes are now single-sourced as ROLE_FOCAL_PREFIX/SCOPE_FOCAL_PREFIX constants in graph.py (the producer, via _role_focal/_scope_focal) and imported by the parser, so a format change can no longer silently drift the parse into its SCOPE fallback. - F4 (cross_service.py store read): a get_service_policy failure (network/auth/ malformed row) no longer escapes as an unhandled 500. It is now fail-closed -- a store-read failure means we are blind to another service's applied rules, so aborting is correct (best-effort would suppress cross-service detection and let a real overlap persist). Surfaced as 502 (dependency fault, mirrors the IdP boundary in resolve_focal_entities), not the 422 reserved for genuine conflicts. F1 (test_graph.py _build_llm import) skipped: not dead -- still used by the transport-retry and request-timeout tests. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Anatoly Koyfman <anatoly@il.ibm.com>
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Clean design: detect_conflicts is deterministic and correct, Door B separation of grant vs deny authority is principled, and the atomic-raise-before-compute_and_apply guarantee holds throughout. All CI passes, all 13 commits signed-off.
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suggestion: _role_focal, _scope_focal, and _structured_call are private by convention. Importing them here creates a coupling to graph.py's internals — a refactor inside graph that renames or moves these three would silently break enrichment rather than failing at a public API boundary. Consider either exporting them (drop the underscore) or adding a thin public explain_pair(...) function in graph.py that enrichment calls. The intent is clear and the test correctly patches _structured_call in the enrichment path, so this is not blocking.
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Acknowledged (non-blocking). I looked at inverting or de-privatizing this coupling and it's load-bearing rather than accidental, so I'm keeping it deliberately:
_structured_callis the shared LLM transport-retry seam. It's patched by that exact name (graph._structured_call) across ~20 tests — it's the single point where behaviour tests intercept the LLM. A rename wouldn't drift silently; it would fail loudly across the whole suite on the first run. Enrichment imports it precisely so the explain/quote pass gets identical transient-failure retry topropose/audit, rather than reimplementing that policy.- Moving
explain_pairintograph.pywould create an import cycle.diagnostic.pyalready doesfrom . import graph, and_explain_pairneedsExplainResult(defined indiagnostic.py), sograph → diagnosticis circular. The consumer therefore has to live outsidegraph. - The focal-string format contract is already public. The prefixes were promoted to
ROLE_FOCAL_PREFIX/SCOPE_FOCAL_PREFIXand are imported byconflict_detectiontoo, pinning the one part that genuinely could drift silently (the parse inreport_from_contradictions).
So the remaining underscore imports are an intentional reuse of graph's LLM plumbing, guarded by test coverage, not a fragile internal reach. Happy to promote _role_focal/_scope_focal to public formatters as a follow-up if you'd prefer the convention cleaned up, but it doesn't remove the _structured_call dependency, which is the substantive one.
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In `@aiac/src/aiac/agent/uc/onboarding/policy_builder/cross_service.py`:
- Around line 67-68: Update the cross-service policy read error handling to log
the caught exception server-side while returning a stable detail message that
excludes exc. Preserve the 502 response status and add a test for the POST
/apply/service/{service_id} path asserting sensitive exception text is absent
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The #2504 cross-service read fails closed with a 502 when the Policy Store is unreachable, but the client-facing detail echoed the raw exception (and the owner id). A store error can carry an internal URL, host, or credential fragment, so surfacing it in the HTTP body is an information-disclosure leak (CWE-209). Log the exception (and owner) server-side with exc_info=True, and return a stable, generic detail with no exc/owner text. 'from exc' keeps the cause in the server-side traceback. Adds a regression test asserting the sensitive text is absent from the response but present in the server log. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Anatoly Koyfman <anatoly@il.ibm.com>
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The two latest commits close both open findings cleanly. The CWE-209 fix (cross_service.py) is correctly structured — exc_info=True logging preserves the full traceback server-side, the 502 detail is a stable, opaque string with no owner id or exception text, and from exc keeps the cause chain intact. The regression test (test_store_read_failure_aborts_502_without_leaking_exception) pins all four invariants: status 502, secret absent from the HTTP body, secret present in the log, and cause chained via __cause__. The xfail(strict=False) marker on the integration scenario is correctly placed and sufficient — XPASS fires the moment the live scenario is confirmed. All 14 commits signed off, all CI passes.
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Summary
Collapses the two-entry-point policy design into one:
/applybecomes the solepolicy entry point, and the rich conflict diagnostic (previously the read-only
/policy/checkroute) is folded directly into the apply path. Implements the#2499feature — tasks #2500–#2504 — as one stacked series.Conflicts are surfaced, never reconciled (ADR 0001
identify-never-reconcile):no precedence, no "deny wins," no merge/dedupe.
What's in it (bottom → top)
/policy/check, re-home the diagnostic as a library. Removesthe standalone route +
PolicyCheckRequest; moves the survey orchestrator intopolicy_rules_builder/diagnostic_survey.pynext to the per-entity engine so thelater apply-path work can reuse it. (Reverses handoff-07's "delete the engine"
step — the engine is preserved and re-homed.)
kind=User-focal passemits the DENY rules that a user's exclusivity ("Testers may access only
issues") implies; the scope-focal pass remains the sole grant authority.
deterministic
(role.id, scope.id)ALLOW∩DENY set-intersection (no LLM),raised before
compute_and_applyso a conflicting apply commits nothing.ConflictReporton/apply+ unified 422. On adetected structural conflict, an LLM explain/quote pass runs only then to
enrich every conflicting pair at once with verbatim substring-validated quotes
(or
quotes_verified=falsefallback) andkind. BothPolicyConflictError(structural) and
PolicyContradictionError(LLM auditor) return a 422 whosebody is one structured
ConflictReport. Clean applies stay LLM-free.Extends detection to overlaps that collide only in the persisted store, using
the same
ConflictReportshape (reads other services' already-applied rules,read-only, atomicity preserved). Machinery is covered by the deterministic
unit/regression suite (
test/agent/uc/onboarding/policy_builder/test_cross_service.pyet al.). A live
-m integrationOPA-loop test is included but currentlyxfail/being revised — see Testing below.Also carries
f4203be5(a signed-off follow-up to the original#154/PR
#809diagnostic work — surfacing unjoinable auditor contradictions insteadof dropping them). It was committed to the fork branch minutes after
#809merged and never reached upstream on its own; it belongs beneath this series.
Docs
docs/adr/0001-identify-never-reconcile.mdgains a#2503addendumrecording the handoff-07 Q15/Q16 reversal (verbatim-quoted reports on
/apply,LLM gated behind a detected conflict).
aiac/CONTEXT.md— the AIAC domain glossary the ADR references.Testing
pytest test/ -m "not integration": 684 passed —this is the coverage of record for #2500–#2504, including the cross-service
machinery (store-read + union + detector + 422 mapping, with the store patched).
#2503live-LLM case (-m llm): 1 passed on the configured model (not upsized).#2504-m integrationOPA-loop test: run live and found to exercise aninvalid scenario. The test as written engineers a user-role cross-service
collision (
DENY(tester → github-tool.source)vs a supposed agent-onboardingALLOW(tester → github-tool.source)), but the builder never grants a user(subject) role a rule on another service's scope — subject roles are granted
only over the focus service's own scopes, and only the agent's own agent
roles cross services (pass 3). So no shared
(role.id, scope.id)forms and thesecond onboarding correctly returns 200, not 422. The #2504 code is correct;
the live scenario is the defect. A valid live collision must land on an
agent role (the only role that crosses services) — e.g. the tool's
scope-focal exclusivity pass deny-complements
source_operationsfrom sourcewhile the agent grants it. The live test is being revised to that shape (or
removed in favor of the deterministic suite); it is deselected by
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