fix(git): clean up a failed clone; add file read/write/edit to MCP and HTTP (+ write-path durability fixes) by Hazzng · Pull Request #162 · Hazzng/sql-fs

Hazzng · 2026-09-17T14:38:00Z

Why

Two problems, both found by actually driving the API end to end against Postgres rather than reading the code.

1. A failed `git clone` left a tree that destroys data

just-git writes the index in full while the checkout is still running. Both just-git (symlink targets escaping the worktree) and SqlFs (allowSymlinks defaults to false) abort mid-checkout on a symlink — 2 of 4 popular repos I sampled contain one (vite, node).

The clone exits non-zero, but a non-zero exit is an ordinary exec result, so SessionManager's per-script transaction commits the half-built tree. The index is complete while the worktree is not, so git status reports every un-checked-out file as a staged deletion — ~2800 for vitejs/vite. An agent that follows a failed clone with git add -A && git commit && git push turns those into a real commit deleting most of the tree.

Enabling allowSymlinks does not fix this — tested; just-git has its own independent guard refusing targets containing ...

2. No way to edit a file

MCP had no file tools at all, so agents reached every file through bash_exec: cat to read, heredocs to write, sed -i to edit. HTTP had read/write but no edit. sed silently patches the wrong line when the pattern isn't unique.

What changed

git command (src/api/commands/git-command.ts) now removes what a failed clone left behind, restoring the contract real git has. The destination comes from just-git's own preClone hook rather than from parsing argv — argv parsing got --bare wrong and would have skipped cleanup entirely. A destination that already held files is never touched; one that existed but was empty is emptied again (the git clone <url> . case). Cleanup also runs when the command throws rather than exiting non-zero.

File surface: file_read / file_write / file_edit MCP tools plus PATCH /v1/sandboxes/:id/files/*path. oldString must match exactly once unless replaceAll is set; an ambiguous match is rejected with EDIT_NOT_UNIQUE rather than applied to an arbitrary occurrence, so an agent working from a stale read cannot patch the wrong place. Rejections leave the file byte-identical; non-UTF-8 files are refused rather than corrupted by lossy decoding.

HTTP and MCP share one implementation in src/api/lib/file-ops.ts, so the surfaces cannot drift on what a write means.

Test correction: git-network.integration.test.ts was not an integration test — it used InMemoryFs and a bare createGit(), so it tested just-git rather than this service. The credential shape that actually ships (GIT_HTTP_USER/GIT_HTTP_PASSWORD basic auth) had zero coverage. Replaced with git-sqlfs.integration.test.ts driving SessionManager + SqlFs + Postgres; the old file is renamed to tests/unit/git-transport-contract.test.ts to say what it is.

Verification

Reproduced against a real Postgres-backed server:

clone vite:  exit=1
  EPERM: operation not permitted, symlink '/repo/packages/.../link'
  git: clone failed; removed the incomplete checkout at '/repo'
/repo →  CLEAN
agent follow-up (add -A && commit) →  exit=1   (was: committed 2848 deletions)
clone hono (control) →  exit=0, 0 dirty entries

Full write → read → edit → read round trip verified over a real MCP client against Postgres.

pnpm typecheck, pnpm lint:fix clean
578 unit tests pass; integration suite passes against Postgres and skips without DATABASE_URL
Cleanup tests mutation-checked: disabling the cleanup fails exactly the tests that should fail

Notes for the reviewer

plugins/sql-fs/skills/api/SKILL.md has an explicit exec-only policy that bans the Files endpoints for agent use. The new PATCH route falls in that banned family, so agents following that skill won't use it. I left the policy alone — it reads as deliberate. The MCP tools are unaffected. Worth deciding separately.
Memory note from benchmarking this: a clone's RSS is dominated by transient pack-inflation garbage the allocator never returns (~300 MB on Linux for a 15 MB repo, plateauing across repeated clones — not a leak). It scales with peak concurrent clone size, not the number of warm sandboxes.

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Adds a sandbox git command backed by just-git, shell-free file tools on MCP and HTTP, and a fix for a data-loss hazard where a failed git clone left a half-built tree that an agent's follow-up git add -A && git commit turned into a deletion commit. Also records a production-readiness harness that reproduces the distributed, memory, and durability issues found during pre-merge validation (#164-#175).

New Features

network: true sandboxes get curl and git clone/fetch/push with the server GITHUB_TOKEN; a per-request env.GITHUB_TOKEN override re-derives each git credential alias, plaintext http:// remotes are refused, and redirects are checked so credentials never cross origins and push bodies are never replayed cross-origin.
MCP gets file_read, file_write, and file_edit; HTTP gets PATCH /v1/sandboxes/:id/files/*path for exact-string edits. oldString must match exactly once unless replaceAll is set — ambiguous matches return EDIT_NOT_UNIQUE, rejections leave the file byte-identical, and accepted edits preserve file mode and a leading UTF-8 BOM.
file_read pages by absolute byte offsets and sizes each page against the escaped response the MCP transport actually sends; paths are normalized and bounded at PATH_MAX.
HTTP and MCP share one implementation in src/api/lib/file-ops.ts: parents and file commit together on write, PUT returns 400 EISDIR for a directory target, and PATCH falls under the existing SKILL.md exec-only policy that bans Files endpoints for agent use.

Bug Fixes

A failed clone now removes its destination; existing non-empty destinations are never touched.
PUT and PATCH write caps are counted off the stream, and a truncated upload cancels its stream.
A definitively lost exec lock rolls back edits, whole-file writes, and bulk writes; detection lags a real loss by up to 20s.
An abort racing a script transaction open is absorbed instead of killing the process, and a script transaction fails closed once its connection is lost.
replaceAll edits are built in flushed chunks, and file_read scans lines instead of splitting the whole file.
A relative PWD is ignored when recording a session's working directory.
The single-file write limit defaults to the 50 MiB contentCache cap instead of 64 MiB; writes cost about 7x their size in external memory, so the default needs a 768 MiB container.
A SqlFs + Postgres integration suite replaces the old git-network test, which had exercised just-git rather than this service.

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New Features
- Added sandbox Git clone, fetch, and push support with optional network access.
- Added MCP tools for reading, writing, and exact-string file editing.
- Added an API endpoint for in-file string replacement.
- Added configurable file-size limits and paginated file reads.
Bug Fixes
- Failed Git clones now remove incomplete destinations.
- File writes and edits now roll back safely when locks are lost.
- Oversized uploads are rejected while streaming.
- Improved path normalization and Git redirect security.
Documentation
- Updated API documentation for network-enabled sandboxes and file editing.
- Documented Git credentials and identity configuration.

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The two features above are what this PR set out to do. Five rounds of automated review plus a
pre-merge load test then found real bugs in that new code, and a few in code it touched. Those
fixes are in this branch too, so the diff is wider than the title suggests.

Fixes to this PR's own new code

Commit	Problem
`2283580`	`replaceAll` used `split().join()` — one array slot per match, tens of millions for a one-char needle at the write limit. Peak RSS 1184 MB -> 357 MB (the `String.replaceAll` builtin is worse still, at 2474 MB). Whole-file writes on MCP and `PUT` also committed their parent dirs in a separate transaction from the file.
`50a71da` `9f3e057`	The `file_read` response cap governed the content string only, so the envelope, the metadata and the echoed path rode on top — and the MCP transport serializes that text a second time, re-escaping every backslash. A page of NULs left 1,223,335 bytes on a 1,048,576 cap. `toAbsolute` also never normalized, so a 250 KB path of redundant components read `/f.txt` and was echoed back verbatim. Counting lines with `split("\n")` allocated ~16M array slots for a newline-heavy file.
`131c96e`	An `oldString` holding a lone surrogate matched half a character: re-encoding turned the orphan into U+FFFD, rewriting bytes the edit never matched, and broke the size projection — a 400-byte file under a 420-byte limit wrote 500 bytes and reported success. Paging also kept a newline that `split`/`join` would have dropped.
`b295927`	A 307/308 cross-origin redirect replayed the request body. For git that body is the packfile, so a remote an agent was talked into pushing to could have the whole repository forwarded to a host of its choosing.
`055b845`	`file_read`/`fs_export` consumed a leading BOM, so read-then-write stripped it — and every `nextByteOffset` sat three bytes off the file's own.

Pre-existing bugs this branch also fixes

Found by load-testing the new write paths; each one is reachable through them.

e49729f bb9a440 — MAX_FILE_WRITE_BYTES (introduced here at 64 MiB) sat just past the contentCache cap, where retention jumps from 1x to ~3x and again per pool connection: one large read pinned 256 MB per warm session for 10 minutes. Defaulted to the cache cap.
aa60a5a — an abort racing the script-tx open rejected a promise with no listener, killing the process. Microseconds wide direct to Postgres; as wide as the pooler's queue wait behind PgBouncer. Bulk write also had no per-file cap, so one oversized entry bypassed the limit above.
52cc836 d78ba26 — the serious one. postgres.js binds a transaction to one connection object and the pool reconnects that object for the next root query, which every write issues for its blob. A write after the connection died therefore ran on a live but transaction-less connection and self-committed: a 600-file bulk write answered HTTP 500 with 599 files durable. Reachable with no admin action — idle_in_transaction_session_timeout plus a script that pauses, since a scope pins one backend idle in transaction for the whole script. Now fails closed, with cache-served reads covered too.

What was verified, and how

Against a Postgres + Redis + network stack, not the dev server. Setup and reproductions:
thoughts/shared/research/2026-09-18_prod-readiness-harness.md.

Concurrency: ~77,000 requests — no lost update, torn read, partial bulk write, isolation break or deadlock. ELOCKLOST attacked directly by stealing the lock token mid-exec: 503 returned, file absent, nothing committed. Writer fairness 1.98 against a FIFO ideal of 2.0.
Memory: all three unbounded-allocation fixes hold at their caps, fully reclaimed after GC. The read cap holds within ~100 bytes for newline-heavy, NUL-heavy and ASCII worst cases.
git: ~40 operations across local and network paths; clone-failure cleanup including the symlink-mid-checkout case; persistence verified in Postgres directly. The cross-origin credential drop was proved live against real hosts, and the 307/308 packfile refusal against a local HTTPS origin — the second host logged zero bytes.

Known limitations, filed not fixed

Pre-existing and out of scope here: #164 #165 (migrations are not pooler-safe), #166 (a script-tx
pins a pooled connection for the whole script; deadlocks at default_pool_size/2), #167 (one Redis
connection couples the blob cache to the locks), #168 (exec is uncapped and blocks the event
loop), #169 (postgres.js throws from its own error handler), #170 (cross-replica silent lost
update inside the heartbeat window, extending #131), #171 #172 #173 #174 #175.

Two corrections worth carrying forward, both to claims made earlier in this PR's own review
threads: the lock-loss exposure is up to one heartbeat interval (20s), not a commit round-trip;
and pg_advisory_xact_lock orders a takeover replica behind the commit but cannot fence a stale
read it already took.

Register git via just-git, export GITHUB_TOKEN/git identity into sandbox env, and expose network opt-in for curl and clone/fetch/push. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

Export GITHUB_TOKEN and git HTTPS auth env vars only when network:true, and update docs/tests to match the secure-by-default behavior. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

Record the design and rollout plan for sandbox git command integration. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

…d HTTP A `git clone` that fails partway left a poisoned tree. just-git writes the index in full while the checkout runs, and both just-git (symlink targets escaping the worktree) and SqlFs (allowSymlinks defaults false) abort mid-checkout on a symlink. The clone exited non-zero but the half-built tree was committed, and because the index was complete `git status` reported every un-checked-out file as a staged deletion — ~2800 for vitejs/vite. An agent following with `git add -A && git commit && git push` turned those into a real commit deleting the tree. The git command now removes what a failed clone left behind, taking the destination from just-git's preClone hook rather than parsing argv. A destination that already held files is never touched; one that existed but was empty is emptied again. Separately, MCP had no file tools and HTTP had no edit, so agents patched files with `sed -i` through bash_exec. Adds file_read / file_write / file_edit plus PATCH /v1/sandboxes/:id/files/*path. An edit whose oldString is not unique is rejected rather than applied to an arbitrary occurrence. Also replaces the mis-named git-network.integration.test.ts, which used InMemoryFs and a bare createGit() and so tested just-git rather than this service, with a real SqlFs + Postgres suite covering the GIT_HTTP_USER / GIT_HTTP_PASSWORD credentials the server actually injects. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Shared file primitives `src/api/errors.ts`, `src/api/lib/env.ts`, `src/api/lib/paths.ts`, `src/api/lib/file-ops.ts`, `src/api/lib/script-tx.ts`, `src/sql-fs/session-scoped-fs.ts`, `src/sql-fs/tests/session-scoped-fs.test.ts`, `src/api/tests/unit/file-ops.edit.test.ts`, `src/api/tests/unit/script-tx-lock-loss.test.ts`, `src/api/tests/unit/session-manager.cwd.test.ts`	Adds shared edit and write helpers, path normalization, script-transaction execution, and coverage for byte limits, surrogate handling, rollback, and cwd updates.
MCP and HTTP file surfaces `src/api/mcp/tools.ts`, `src/api/routes/files.ts`, `src/api/openapi-spec.ts`, `src/api/tests/helpers/mcp.ts`, `src/api/tests/unit/mcp-file-io.test.ts`, `src/api/tests/unit/mcp-file-edit.test.ts`, `src/api/tests/unit/files.body-limit.test.ts`, `src/api/tests/unit/files.test.ts`, `.changeset/add-file-edit-tool.md`, `.changeset/fix-edit-lock-loss.md`, `.changeset/fix-edit-lone-surrogate.md`, `.changeset/fix-mcp-read-response-budget.md`, `.changeset/fix-mcp-read-wire-budget.md`, `.changeset/fix-raw-write-body-cap.md`, `.changeset/fix-read-paging-trailing-newline.md`, `.changeset/fix-whole-file-write-scope.md`	Adds MCP `file_read`, `file_write`, and `file_edit`, the HTTP `PATCH /v1/sandboxes/:id/files/*path` route, shared body limits, documented responses, and matching tests.
File API request handling `src/api/routes/files.ts`	Moves PUT and bulk write handling to shared helpers, adds streaming body-size enforcement, and maps edit outcomes to HTTP responses.

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Layer / File(s)	Summary
Git transport and cleanup `src/api/commands/git-command.ts`, `src/api/session-manager.ts`, `src/api/tests/unit/git-command.test.ts`, `src/api/tests/unit/git-clone-cleanup.test.ts`, `src/api/tests/unit/git-transport-contract.test.ts`, `src/api/tests/integration/git-sqlfs.integration.test.ts`	Adds a sandbox Git command with HTTPS-only transport, credential derivation, clone cleanup, network gating, and git integration tests.
Git network contracts and guidance `src/api/openapi-spec.ts`, `CLAUDE.md`, `.changeset/git-sandbox-network.md`, `thoughts/shared/plans/2026-06-20_just-git-integration.md`	Documents the sandbox network option, Git credential behavior, per-request overrides, and the shipped implementation plan.

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Python README formatting `clients/python/README.md`	Realigns inline comment spacing in examples without changing documentation content.

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In `@src/api/lib/file-ops.ts`:
- Around line 84-91: Update the replacement flow around updated and encoded so
it computes the projected UTF-8 byte size before constructing updated, using the
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Reachability: External
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CWE: CWE-319 — Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information

Reject plaintext Git remotes before sending credentials. just-git 1.7.1 accepts http:// remotes and sends the configured Basic Authorization header on the initial request. A network-enabled sandbox can therefore transmit GITHUB_TOKEN over plaintext HTTP. Enforce HTTPS for remote URLs and apply an explicit same-origin redirect policy before forwarding credentials.
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In `@src/api/routes/files.ts`:
- Around line 219-220: Update the PATCH request handling around the
declaredLength check so the body is limited during streaming, before
c.req.json() parses it, rather than relying only on Content-Length. Enforce
MAX_FILE_WRITE_BYTES for requests with missing or deceptive headers while
preserving the existing rejection behavior for oversized payloads.

In `@src/api/session-manager.ts`:
- Line 196: Update deriveExecGitCredentials so GIT_HTTP_USER and
GIT_HTTP_PASSWORD are honored only when both are present, while
GIT_HTTP_BEARER_TOKEN remains a valid complete override; otherwise reject or
ignore partial username/password pairs to prevent mixed credentials, and add
focused tests covering partial and complete overrides.
- Around line 1652-1658: Update the Git transport used by createGitCommand to
allow credentials only for approved HTTPS remote origins. Validate the initial
remote before attaching deployment credentials, and revalidate every redirect
destination; reject unapproved origins rather than relying only on plaintext
HTTP blocking. Preserve credential-free operation for disallowed remotes and
keep the existing approved-origin behavior unchanged.

In `@thoughts/shared/research/2026-06-13_distributed-flaws-verification.md`:
- Line 15: Update the verification record’s source-reference statement to
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of the absolute local filesystem path, while preserving the existing
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In `@src/api/commands/git-command.ts`:
- Line 92: Update the remote URL handling around the network options passed to
just-git so plaintext http:// remotes are rejected before any credentials are
attached or sent. Require https:// for the initial remote and enforce redirects
to remain same-origin HTTPS before forwarding the configured Basic Authorization
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src/api/lib/file-ops.ts
src/api/mcp/tools.ts
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src/api/routes/files.ts
src/api/session-manager.ts
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…ntext git remotes PUT and PATCH file writes counted their limit off Content-Length, so a chunked or under-declared body was buffered up to the 256 MB global backstop; the cap is now counted off the stream. Git's HTTP transport refuses http:// remotes and plaintext redirect targets, and per-request GITHUB_TOKEN overrides re-derive each credential alias on its own so a pinned GIT_HTTP_USER no longer inherits the deployment token as its password. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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…sume truncated reads Git's transport now follows redirects by hand so a plaintext hop is refused before it is requested and credentials are dropped across origins, instead of inspecting the final URL once fetch had already walked the chain. File write limits count the stream rather than short-circuiting on a Content-Length that fits, since hono's bodyLimit skips counting in exactly the case a liar declares. file_read returns nextByteOffset and accepts byteOffset, so a line longer than the 1 MB wire cap no longer strands its own tail behind line-based paging. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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…ponse, cancel abandoned streams A redirected POST is rewritten to GET on 301/302/303 as fetch does, so a push's packfile is never replayed at a host we were only forwarded to, its body headers go with it, and each redirect's own body is cancelled. file_read cuts on a codepoint boundary and shrinks until the JSON-escaped content fits the wire cap, where a megabyte of NULs had serialized to six; its byte offsets are now absolute in the file, so resuming does not depend on repeating the page's offset/limit. An upload cut off at the write cap cancels the incoming stream. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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…ad budget A 307/308 redirect preserves the method and body, and for git that body is the packfile. Dropping credentials across origins was not enough — a remote could forward a push to a host of its choosing. Refuse the hop before the second request; same-origin replay and bodiless cross-origin redirects are unchanged. file_read now fails with RESPONSE_BUDGET_TOO_SMALL when the configured response cap cannot hold an envelope, instead of returning an over-cap reply whose nextByteOffset never advances. The lock-loss test double now snapshots and restores directories, so a rolled-back write leaves no created parents behind — the test asserts it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

The default TextDecoder consumes a leading U+FEFF, so reading a file and writing the content back stripped the marker, and nextByteOffset sat three bytes off the file's own because stat.size still counted them. editFile already decoded with ignoreBOM; the read paths now match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Load testing found the retention cliff sits exactly at the 50 MiB cache cap: a file the LRU accepts is retained once, one it rejects twice, and again per pool connection that read it. The 64 MiB write cap this branch introduced therefore cost 256 MB per warm session for one large read, held for a full SESSION_IDLE_MS. Pin the default to DEFAULT_CONTENT_CACHE_MAX_BYTES, with a test guarding the two from drifting apart again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Multi-replica testing showed the lock-loss check is only as timely as the heartbeat that feeds it: detection lags an actual loss by up to one renew interval (20s), so a request inside that window commits without ever seeing the lease was gone. The comment claimed the exposure was a commit round-trip, which understated it by orders of magnitude. Also record that a write costs ~7x its size on Linux, in external memory the V8 heap flag does not bound, so the 50 MiB cap needs a 768 MiB container. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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An abort landing while #openScriptTx awaited its first statement rejected a promise with no listener, which is fatal by default. Direct to Postgres that window is microseconds; behind a pooler it is the queue wait, so an exec timing out while queued crash-loops the replica. Absorb it on a derived chain, leaving the real handler's rollback intact. The regression test runs as a child process on purpose: an in-process assertion cannot see it, because the test runner installs its own unhandledRejection handler and the bug passes either way. Bulk write also checked only the combined size, so one oversized entry bypassed the per-file cap and the contentCache retention cliff it guards. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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postgres.js keeps a transaction's sql bound to one connection object and the pool reconnects that object for the next root-sql query — which every write issues first for its blob. So a write after the connection died ran on a live but transaction-less connection and self-committed: 599 of 600 files durable on a bulk write that answered 500. Clearing the handle alone converts that into a worse bug, where the next write opens a fresh transaction and endScriptScope commits it and reports success. Record the loss and make it sticky for the scope instead, so no query reaches a dead connection and the scope can only fail. Reachable without admin action: the scope pins a backend idle in transaction for the whole script, so idle_in_transaction_session_timeout plus a script that pauses is enough. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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An abort can beat a queued setSandboxContextWithLock. When the statement resolved afterwards it still assigned its transaction, leaving a rolled-back handle for the next scope to reuse and commit into. Opens now carry a generation the callback checks before adopting. Cache-served reads (stat, readFile, readdir, exists, getAllPaths) bypass the transaction helpers, so after a lost connection they returned mutations the rollback was about to erase. The scope check moved inside the assertion and now covers those entry points. Also: warn rather than silently allow a write cap above the contentCache cap, qualify the container-sizing figures as one measurement, fix a mock return type, and drop a fixture guard that could never fire. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…ions Every issue filed from the pre-merge validation (#164-#175) needs a way to prove its fix, and most are invisible to the unit suite or to a single replica. Records the stack setup, the fault injections, the measured baselines, and the standing gaps — including that ps RSS is not a usable memory signal on macOS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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feat(git): add just-git sandbox command with optional network access

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fix(session): gate GitHub credentials to network-enabled sandboxes only

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docs(plan): add just-git integration implementation plan

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Record the design and rollout plan for sandbox git command integration. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

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Hazzng changed the title ~~fix(git): clean up a failed clone; add file read/write/edit to MCP and HTTP~~ fix(git): clean up a failed clone; add file read/write/edit to MCP and HTTP (+ write-path durability fixes) Sep 18, 2026

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