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n0Releasemetadata["~ Release metadata"]
n1Documentationsite["~ Documentation site"]
n2MachinesetupCLI["~ Machine setup CLI"]
n3PolicypacksandSDK["~ Policy packs and SDK"]
n4Cloudoperations["~ Cloud operations"]
n5Observabilityguidance["~ Observability guidance"]
n6Policyruntime["Policy runtime"]
n1Documentationsite -- "routes setup guidance" --> n2MachinesetupCLI
n2MachinesetupCLI -- "installs and enables policies" --> n3PolicypacksandSDK
n3PolicypacksandSDK -- "documents policy contracts" --> n6Policyruntime
n4Cloudoperations -- "deploys Cloud policies" --> n3PolicypacksandSDK
n5Observabilityguidance -- "describes Cloud data flows" --> n4Cloudoperations
n2MachinesetupCLI -- "configures local collection" --> n5Observabilityguidance
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High: Do not claim that --no-transcripts prevents transcript upload
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docs/start/quickstart.mdx:65 - Evidence: The rewritten quickstart says
--no-transcriptssends policy decisions only (docs/start/quickstart.mdx:65), and setup repeats the instruction (docs/start/setup.mdx:40,52). The CLI passes the flag into WizardAnswers (bin/failproofai.mjs:2323), but the wizard always calls connectToCloud withsessions: true(src/hooks/configure-wizard.ts:1505-1512). The changed reference page itself confirms that the flag is parsed but never read and that transcripts keep shipping (docs/reference/events-and-configuration.mdx:111-114). - Required change: Either honor
answers.noTranscriptswhen writing the Cloud collector settings, or remove every setup recommendation for the flag and prominently direct users to setcollector.sessionsto false before relying on decisions-only collection.
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In `@docs/admin/keys-and-permissions.mdx`:
- Around line 41-48: The permissions table should match the CLI permission
catalogue: replace keys:write with the implemented keys:create, keys:disable,
and keys:regenerate permissions, and update any key-management command reference
to use keys disable rather than keys revoke.
In `@docs/admin/users-and-organizations.mdx`:
- Line 41: Restore the broken documentation anchors in
docs/admin/users-and-organizations.mdx: at lines 41-41, change
`#permission-catalog` to `#common-permissions`; at lines 60-60, link to an existing
grant-arithmetic section or restore that section at the target; and at lines
71-71, restore the organization-setting reference or link to the page defining
default_user_permissions and allowed_sign_ins.
In `@docs/policies/builtin.mdx`:
- Line 7: Update the fresh-install enforcement statement in the builtins
documentation to clarify that no selected pack policies run by default, while
explicitly excepting the always-on block-failproofai-commands guard described
later. Preserve the existing pack-delivery explanation and align the wording
with that policy’s behavior.
In `@docs/policies/publish-a-pack.mdx`:
- Around line 21-30: Update the starter example’s failproofai import to include
instruct alongside customPolicies, allow, and deny, so the return guidance in
the policy callback is executable.
In `@docs/reference/failproof-cli.mdx`:
- Around line 42-47: Remove the --no-transcripts option from the unattended
Cloud setup command, since the wizard’s connectToCloud flow ignores it; direct
users to set collector.sessions to false in ~/.failproofai/config.json when they
want to send decisions only.
In `@docs/reference/harnesses.mdx`:
- Around line 203-204: Update the label namespace paragraph near “The label
namespaces derived agent ids” to remove the outdated CLI reference or replace it
with the rejection rationale stated directly in this paragraph, while preserving
the explanation of overlapping roots and duplicate labels being refused.
In `@docs/reference/local-dashboard.mdx`:
- Line 55: Update the empty-list explanation in the local dashboard
documentation to scope the “no policies” claim specifically to the Configure
list, while preserving the existing guidance for installing a policy pack and
rerunning CLI configuration when needed. Do not imply that no policy runs at
all, since block-failproofai-commands remains active before a pack is installed.
In `@docs/reference/overview.mdx`:
- Around line 79-90: Update the CLI examples in docs/reference/overview.mdx
(lines 79-90), docs/reference/troubleshooting.mdx (lines 74-80), and
docs/reference/failproof-cli.mdx (lines 42-47) to use FAILPROOFAI_CLOUD_TOKEN
without --token; preserve --no-transcripts where required, and revise the
overview explanation to describe the environment-variable form instead of the
token argument.
Apply the same fix in `@docs/start/setup.mdx` at line 33: The setup example should
use the environment-variable form instead of --token.
In `@docs/sessions/evaluations.mdx`:
- Around line 55-59: Update the evaluator wire-field documentation for
EvalResponse and EvalRequest: describe scores as stable named keys mapping to
numeric values, and state that EvalRequest.ended_at is always present and null
when the session ends due to inactivity. Remove wording that implies ended_at
may be omitted.
In `@docs/sessions/policy-decisions.mdx`:
- Around line 17-23: Update the CLI tab in the policy decisions documentation to
state that fp guardrails summary and fp guardrails timeline require the Cloud
policies:read permission, and note that users lacking it receive an
authorization error.
In `@docs/start/first-audit.mdx`:
- Line 16: Update the interactive-audit wording near “Run the local one first”
and the corresponding later statement to clarify that findings remain local but
anonymous CLI telemetry may be sent by default. Add the documented configuration
or command-line option for disabling telemetry, using the existing telemetry
setting rather than introducing a new mechanism.
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High: Do not pass exported machine keys back on the command line
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docs/start/setup.mdx:52 - Evidence: The new unattended setup examples export FAILPROOFAI_CLOUD_TOKEN and then invoke
failproofai config --token "$FAILPROOFAI_CLOUD_TOKEN"in docs/start/setup.mdx:52, docs/admin/keys-and-permissions.mdx:27, and docs/reference/failproof-cli.mdx:46. The CLI itself documents that argv is readable throughpsby every local user and already reads FAILPROOFAI_CLOUD_TOKEN when --token is absent (bin/failproofai.mjs:2306-2323). Thus these examples expose the key despite placing it in an environment variable first. - Required change: After exporting FAILPROOFAI_CLOUD_TOKEN, run bare
failproofai config; reserve--tokenexamples for explicitly acknowledged single-user shells.
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- Medium/High Correct the Cloud key commands and permission tokens — docs/admin/keys-and-permissions.mdx:15-16 directs readers to
fp keys create --name ... --permission audits:readandfp keys revoke <key-id>. The shipped CLI defines a required positional NAME plus--permission-set,--add, and--remove, and exposesdisable, notrevoke(fp-cloud-cli/fp_cli/commands/keys_cmds.py:142-167 and :395-406). The same page listskeys:writeandorg:adminat lines 47-48, but the permission catalog uses separate keys:create/keys:disable grants and the instance-only token is orgs:admin (fp-cloud-cli/fp_cli/permissions.py:15-47). (docs/admin/keys-and-permissions.mdx:15) - Medium/High Repair links to headings removed by the documentation rewrite — Several changed pages link to anchors that no longer exist: docs/admin/overview.mdx:10 links to #data-handling-per-machine; docs/admin/users-and-organizations.mdx:41 and :60 link to #permission-catalog and #grant-arithmetic; line 71 links to #organization-setting-reference; and docs/reference/custom-agents.mdx:33 links to #connect-a-machine-to-cloud. Their target pages now respectively expose only Data handling, Common permissions, and Connect Failproof AI Cloud headings. (
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In `@docs/start/setup.mdx`:
- Line 52: Update the failproofai config command at docs/start/setup.mdx:52 and
docs/reference/failproof-cli.mdx:46 to pass the token through the environment
rather than interpolating FAILPROOFAI_CLOUD_TOKEN into --token; apply the same
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The npm version governs the CLI, the daemon and the Cargo workspace, so all three move together: the release tag the CLI builds its daemon download URL from is the npm version, and the binary at that URL reports the Cargo one. `next` stopped at `1.0.2-beta.8`, so everything under the beta.9 heading shipped in no beta at all. That heading becomes 1.0.2 rather than gaining a section above it — the entries are not being re-announced, they are being announced. The beta sections stay where they are, as 1.0.0 left them. The two Python packages are deliberately untouched. They version independently of npm and of each other, and `scripts/python-version.py` is the only place their scheme is written down.
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…rsion cut (#773) * Revert the 1.0.2 documentation overhaul (#756), keeping the version cut #756 did two things under one merge: it cut the stable 1.0.2 release, and it rewrote every English documentation page plus the README against that CLI. Only the second half is reverted here. `package.json`, `Cargo.toml` and `Cargo.lock` are untouched — the workspace has since moved on to 1.0.4-beta.0, and rolling the version back would repoint the daemon download URL at a release that is not the one the CLI ships from. `docs/` and `README.md` are restored byte-for-byte to ff51896, the commit #756 merged onto. That includes the 14 generated locales and the 14 translated READMEs: #759 regenerated them from #756's English sources and nothing else has touched them since, so leaving them would have left every non-English reader on a translation of text that no longer exists — and the nightly translate job is content-hash cached, so it would likely have skipped re-translating pages whose old hashes it had already seen rather than repairing them. In CHANGELOG.md the `## 1.0.2` heading and its release narrative stay, because 1.0.2 did ship; the `### Docs` entries underneath describe the overhaul and go with it. Verified: `mintlify validate` passes (build + OpenAPI), and `bun run validate:mdx` parses 1034 pages with no broken image references. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FnsLNRPnjsacm2KkFXc5us * Add the changelog entry for the docs revert Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FnsLNRPnjsacm2KkFXc5us * Drop the harness paragraph from the landing page It opened `docs/index.mdx` claiming that "the same events, the same policies, and the same session history apply to every one" of the twelve harnesses — which is the exact claim `src/hooks/enforcement-capability.ts` exists to keep from drifting. Removed from the English page and all 14 locales. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FnsLNRPnjsacm2KkFXc5us --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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#773 restored docs/ and README.md byte-for-byte to the pre-#756 commit, which was the right call for positioning and the wrong one for accuracy: that text describes a CLI two minor versions old. Three commands in it do not run at all, one sets a machine up wrong, and two claims the code contradicts. Verified against the shipped 1.0.4-beta.0 binary, not against memory: failproofai pack add core refused — "core" is no longer a pack name failproofai pack add --bundled unknown flag failproofai pack build retired into `publish` The worst one still exits 0. `failproofai config --connect <url> --token <key>` was taught as first-machine setup in six pages, but `--connect` short-circuits to enrolment and RETURNS (bin/failproofai.mjs:2181) — the wizard never runs, so no daemon and no hooks. Anyone who followed the quickstart got a machine that appeared in Cloud and then collected and enforced nothing. Fresh machines now get plain `failproofai config`, with the key arriving through FAILPROOFAI_CLOUD_TOKEN rather than argv, where ps, shell history and CI logs can all read it. Both of hermes-exosphere's blocking findings on #773: - "39 built-in policies activate immediately" (README:143) is false. `--install` with no names wires hooks and touches no policy (manager.ts:614), 1 of 39 is alwaysOn, and setup says so itself when it finishes: "Nothing is enforcing yet." The README and quickstart now carry the `policies add FailproofAI/policies` step that actually guards a machine, and document `block-failproofai-commands` separately as the one thing enforcing before it runs. - "Same events, same policies" across twelve harnesses (README:34) is what enforcement-capability.ts exists to prevent. Pre-tool blocking is verified on all twelve; turn-end gates on eight — OpenCode, Pi, Hermes and Goose have none, so a Stop policy deployed on that sentence enforced nothing. #773 removed the claim from docs/index.mdx and left the README. The advisory finding was worse than advisory. 102 pages across seven locales opened with two consecutive `---`, so Mintlify closed the frontmatter before any key was in it: docs.befailproof.ai/ar/policies/overview was rendering raw `title:` / `description:` / `icon:` as body text, on a page with no title. Stripped — and findTranslationError gained the check that could not have caught it, because every check there asks YAML.parse, which reads a leading `---` as a document-start marker and returns a clean {title, …}. A second Mintlify-shaped view of the block is now compared against it, with tests that fail without it. Also found while checking: `--machine-label` on `config` is always a rename (the branch fires whenever --connect and --disconnect are absent), so `config --token <key> --machine-label <name>` never reaches the wizard — the docs now put the label after setup, not during. `sanitize-api-keys` is out of the README's "What it stops" table: it matches PostToolUse, which ENFORCEMENT_CAPABILITY classes observe-only, so it reports a secret rather than keeping one out of the context (#669, still open). And docs/start/integrations was linked from two pages but listed in no sidebar, in English and all 14 locales; nav and disk now agree exactly at 1020 each. English sources only — the nightly translate job regenerates the locales from them, as it did in #774. The 102 frontmatter fixes are direct because their English sources are unchanged and the job would not revisit them. Verified: validate:mdx 1034 pages clean, tsc --noEmit clean, lint 0 errors (5 pre-existing warnings), translate-docs suite 154 passed.
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#773 restored docs/ and README.md byte-for-byte to the pre-#756 commit, which was the right call for positioning and the wrong one for accuracy: that text describes a CLI two minor versions old. Three commands in it do not run at all, one sets a machine up wrong, and two claims the code contradicts. Verified against the shipped 1.0.4-beta.0 binary, not against memory: failproofai pack add core refused — "core" is no longer a pack name failproofai pack add --bundled unknown flag failproofai pack build retired into `publish` The worst one still exits 0. `failproofai config --connect <url> --token <key>` was taught as first-machine setup in six pages, but `--connect` short-circuits to enrolment and RETURNS (bin/failproofai.mjs:2181) — the wizard never runs, so no daemon and no hooks. Anyone who followed the quickstart got a machine that appeared in Cloud and then collected and enforced nothing. Fresh machines now get plain `failproofai config`, with the key arriving through FAILPROOFAI_CLOUD_TOKEN rather than argv, where ps, shell history and CI logs can all read it. Both of hermes-exosphere's blocking findings on #773: - "39 built-in policies activate immediately" (README:143) is false. `--install` with no names wires hooks and touches no policy (manager.ts:614), 1 of 39 is alwaysOn, and setup says so itself when it finishes: "Nothing is enforcing yet." The README and quickstart now carry the `policies add FailproofAI/policies` step that actually guards a machine, and document `block-failproofai-commands` separately as the one thing enforcing before it runs. - "Same events, same policies" across twelve harnesses (README:34) is what enforcement-capability.ts exists to prevent. Pre-tool blocking is verified on all twelve; turn-end gates on eight — OpenCode, Pi, Hermes and Goose have none, so a Stop policy deployed on that sentence enforced nothing. #773 removed the claim from docs/index.mdx and left the README. The advisory finding was worse than advisory. 102 pages across seven locales opened with two consecutive `---`, so Mintlify closed the frontmatter before any key was in it: docs.befailproof.ai/ar/policies/overview was rendering raw `title:` / `description:` / `icon:` as body text, on a page with no title. Stripped — and findTranslationError gained the check that could not have caught it, because every check there asks YAML.parse, which reads a leading `---` as a document-start marker and returns a clean {title, …}. A second Mintlify-shaped view of the block is now compared against it, with tests that fail without it. Also found while checking: `--machine-label` on `config` is always a rename (the branch fires whenever --connect and --disconnect are absent), so `config --token <key> --machine-label <name>` never reaches the wizard — the docs now put the label after setup, not during. `sanitize-api-keys` is out of the README's "What it stops" table: it matches PostToolUse, which ENFORCEMENT_CAPABILITY classes observe-only, so it reports a secret rather than keeping one out of the context (#669, still open). And docs/start/integrations was linked from two pages but listed in no sidebar, in English and all 14 locales; nav and disk now agree exactly at 1020 each. English sources only — the nightly translate job regenerates the locales from them, as it did in #774. The 102 frontmatter fixes are direct because their English sources are unchanged and the job would not revisit them. Verified: validate:mdx 1034 pages clean, tsc --noEmit clean, lint 0 errors (5 pre-existing warnings), translate-docs suite 154 passed.
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* Fix the commands and claims the docs revert left behind #773 restored docs/ and README.md byte-for-byte to the pre-#756 commit, which was the right call for positioning and the wrong one for accuracy: that text describes a CLI two minor versions old. Three commands in it do not run at all, one sets a machine up wrong, and two claims the code contradicts. Verified against the shipped 1.0.4-beta.0 binary, not against memory: failproofai pack add core refused — "core" is no longer a pack name failproofai pack add --bundled unknown flag failproofai pack build retired into `publish` The worst one still exits 0. `failproofai config --connect <url> --token <key>` was taught as first-machine setup in six pages, but `--connect` short-circuits to enrolment and RETURNS (bin/failproofai.mjs:2181) — the wizard never runs, so no daemon and no hooks. Anyone who followed the quickstart got a machine that appeared in Cloud and then collected and enforced nothing. Fresh machines now get plain `failproofai config`, with the key arriving through FAILPROOFAI_CLOUD_TOKEN rather than argv, where ps, shell history and CI logs can all read it. Both of hermes-exosphere's blocking findings on #773: - "39 built-in policies activate immediately" (README:143) is false. `--install` with no names wires hooks and touches no policy (manager.ts:614), 1 of 39 is alwaysOn, and setup says so itself when it finishes: "Nothing is enforcing yet." The README and quickstart now carry the `policies add FailproofAI/policies` step that actually guards a machine, and document `block-failproofai-commands` separately as the one thing enforcing before it runs. - "Same events, same policies" across twelve harnesses (README:34) is what enforcement-capability.ts exists to prevent. Pre-tool blocking is verified on all twelve; turn-end gates on eight — OpenCode, Pi, Hermes and Goose have none, so a Stop policy deployed on that sentence enforced nothing. #773 removed the claim from docs/index.mdx and left the README. The advisory finding was worse than advisory. 102 pages across seven locales opened with two consecutive `---`, so Mintlify closed the frontmatter before any key was in it: docs.befailproof.ai/ar/policies/overview was rendering raw `title:` / `description:` / `icon:` as body text, on a page with no title. Stripped — and findTranslationError gained the check that could not have caught it, because every check there asks YAML.parse, which reads a leading `---` as a document-start marker and returns a clean {title, …}. A second Mintlify-shaped view of the block is now compared against it, with tests that fail without it. Also found while checking: `--machine-label` on `config` is always a rename (the branch fires whenever --connect and --disconnect are absent), so `config --token <key> --machine-label <name>` never reaches the wizard — the docs now put the label after setup, not during. `sanitize-api-keys` is out of the README's "What it stops" table: it matches PostToolUse, which ENFORCEMENT_CAPABILITY classes observe-only, so it reports a secret rather than keeping one out of the context (#669, still open). And docs/start/integrations was linked from two pages but listed in no sidebar, in English and all 14 locales; nav and disk now agree exactly at 1020 each. English sources only — the nightly translate job regenerates the locales from them, as it did in #774. The 102 frontmatter fixes are direct because their English sources are unchanged and the job would not revisit them. Verified: validate:mdx 1034 pages clean, tsc --noEmit clean, lint 0 errors (5 pre-existing warnings), translate-docs suite 154 passed. * Match the docs' own voice and restore what the rewrite dropped Checked against the live site, which is the post-#773 baseline this branch edits. Three problems, all mine. The publish-a-pack rewrite silently dropped two sections. It was a whole-file replace written after reading only the first 75 of 91 lines, so `What your users are trusting` and `Observe before you enforce` went with it, along with the note that renaming a policy is a breaking change. The observe section matters most: observe-before-enforce is the rollout story the landing page's Session → Audit → Finding → Issue → Policy narrative ends on, and dropping it removed a positioning concept rather than a stale command. Restored, with `"effect": "observe"` now pointing at the `--effect observe` flag that sets it. Three sentences had drifted into the CLI's own register — inward-looking rationale about why WE built it this way ("ours is a pack like anyone else's", "no short name only we can use", twice more), where the surrounding pages state what a thing does for the reader. The baseline uses that self-referential framing twice in 68 pages; this branch had introduced it three times in two. Rewritten to the page's register, and the same for the clipped help-text phrasings that read as pasted output rather than prose ("Not recursive: publishing a fixture is worse than being asked", "A sha does not order"). The quickstart lost a positioning sentence along with the false claim it sat beside — "try enforcement before Failproof AI audits your sessions and writes policies for your agents" is the same observe → audit → policy loop, and only the "installs the 39 built-in policies" half was wrong. Restored. Also trimmed the version-scheme section, which had grown implementation trivia (why twelve sha characters rather than git's seven) that no publisher needs. Design checks against the true HEAD~1 baseline rather than a no-op stash: callouts 39 Warning / 14 Note across 68 English pages, several pages already carrying two or three Warnings, so +3/+2 here is in keeping; headings stay sentence case; no untouched page now contradicts an edited one — every surviving `policies --install <names>` names policies, which does enable them. validate:mdx 1034 pages clean. * Reconcile the builtin pages with the catalog they describe `builtin.mdx` taught `policy add` with no mention that policies arrive in a pack at all, which read oddly beside every other page now saying setup selects nothing. Fixing that surfaced three harder errors on it and the catalog page it links to. THE COUNT. It claimed 40. `POLICY_CATALOG` and `BUILTIN_POLICIES` both hold 39, and the catalog page documents 39 names that diff clean against source — so 40 came from nowhere. 38 is also right, for a different question: a pack may not declare `alwaysOn`, so `block-failproofai-commands` cannot travel that lane and the pack carries 38. Both numbers were already in the docs, unexplained and a page apart. They are now stated together, once, on the page about builtins: 39 exist, 38 are selectable, the 39th is the always-on guard. Also recorded that `--beta` currently adds nothing, since no policy carries the flag. THE BASELINE, which is the one that mattered. The catalog listed fourteen policies as "the guided setup's recommended selection". Setup has no selection — it enables none — and of those fourteen, `block-rm-rf`, `block-force-push` and `block-secrets-write` are NOT `defaultEnabled`. Anyone reading that page believed their two most-wanted guards were on when a bare pack install leaves them off. The list is now the manifest's real 10, attributed to the pack rather than to setup, and the three absentees are called out by name with the command to enable each. THE SANITIZERS, again. Five rows promised redaction "before the model sees them" while the same row named `PostToolUse` as the trigger — the contradiction sitting in one line. Same finding as #669 and the same fix already applied to the README: they report a secret that has already reached the model. Reworded, with a note pointing at the `PreToolUse` guards that stop the read instead. Counts verified by importing the real modules, not by grepping: 39 catalog, 39 runtime, 1 alwaysOn, 0 beta, 11 defaultEnabled of which 10 are not the guard — which is where pack-store's "10 of 38" comes from. validate:mdx 1034 pages clean; both pages render. * Point the changelog entries at #788 * Bring the edited pages back to the site's formatting conventions Measured against df1d056 rather than eyeballed, and one page was well outside what the rest of the site does. publish-a-pack had grown from 91 lines and 6 H2s to 152 and 10 — the only page on the branch more than a few lines from its baseline. The command it documents did change completely (`pack build` plus a hand-written `gh release create` became one `publish`), but that did not justify four new top-level sections. Two were reference material the site keeps elsewhere: `## Install it` restated packs.mdx and is now one sentence linking there, and `## Options` was a ten-row flag table where this page's own convention is flags shown inline in the example being explained. `## The repository must be public` folded into `What your users are trusting`, which is the same subject. Now 7 H2s and 125 lines. Two smaller drifts, both from copying one page's habits onto others: - Aligned trailing `#` comments in bash blocks are a packs.mdx idiom — 8 of the 96 bash lines in the English docs, all on that one page. They had spread to the setup block in failproof-cli.mdx, where the baseline has none. Removed; the explanation was already in the prose underneath. - Two callout bodies sat at 0 indentation where 67 of 69 top-level callouts in the baseline use 2. Both were pre-existing rather than introduced here, but they are in files this branch already touches, so they are normalised now. Also fixed an example that taught the wrong thing: `--id acme/support-agent` passed alongside `--repo acme/support-agent`, which is exactly its default, so the flag looked required. Dropped from the example and described in the prose. validate:mdx 1034 pages clean; pages render. * Address the CodeRabbit review - Key setup reads the key with read -s instead of typing it into a command. The environment keeps the key out of ps but not out of shell history, and the pages now claim only that; CI is told to inject it from its secret store with shell tracing off. - start/setup.mdx no longer uses an unset FAILPROOFAI_KEY, and gains the local-only flow its "Local enforcement" card promised. - mintlifyFrontmatterBlock stops trimming delimiter lines, so an indented --- is content, not a delimiter. Tests cover that near-miss and a stray delimiter carrying trailing whitespace. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NAo4baGJEMnD5iA3dh3sen * Rebuild the Policies section and add Evaluate agents Policies now follow how a policy is made: write one, from an audit or by hand, or take a pack from the policy hub; then test it, deploy it, and version and roll it back, with publishing a pack and failure behavior after that. builtin, builtin-catalog, custom and fleet fold into packs, editor, test and deploy and go with their 56 translations. Their URLs redirect in all 15 languages, as does the website's built-in-policies link, and local-configuration moves to the Reference tab with the catalog's parameter table. Every command on those pages is checked against the source of both CLIs, which corrected 13 claims. The worst was the observe-mode deploy example, which actually enforced: fp fleet deploy --add <id> defaults to enforce, so it now passes <id>:observe. Evaluate agents is a new group at the top of Find failures: the two kinds of evaluator, writing one, testing it against real sessions, deploying and versioning it, and reading the results. The Evaluator SDK reference is rewritten for the Evaluator v2 worker in failproofai_sdk.evaluator, since the push-model SDK it documented is retired, and evaluations:run joins the permissions table. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NAo4baGJEMnD5iA3dh3sen * Address the second CodeRabbit review - /built-in-policies redirects in all 15 languages, not just English. The fourteen localized copies of that page were deleted with the English one in #699, so links to them answered 404 rather than landing on each locale's policies/packs — the same shape builtin, builtin-catalog, custom and fleet already redirect in. - rollback.mdx stops claiming a disable can itself be rolled back. The page says ten lines earlier that rollback refuses a generation naming a disabled policy, and every generation from before the disable names that one, so `fp policies enable` is the way back. - reference/evaluator-sdk.mdx says what FAILPROOFAI_EVALUATOR_ALLOW_INSECURE_HTTP costs. EvaluatorClient sends FAILPROOFAI_EVALUATOR_TOKEN as an Authorization: Bearer header on every request and the transcripts it fetches are whole sessions, so plain HTTP to a non-loopback host hands both to anyone on the path. Marked for isolated development networks only. The fourth finding — that the policy listing does not validate the installed pack record or digest — is not applied. It does: readInstalledPacks goes through parsePack, which re-hashes the entry file against the recorded sha256 and throws "failed integrity verification", and manager.ts renders every such error as "pack <id> will not load: <reason>". The suggested wording would have replaced a true sentence with a false one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QwD4B2kQMixMPmvwApayYu --------- Co-authored-by: NiveditJain <nivedit@exosphere.host> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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policiesmodelVerification
bun scripts/validate-mdx.ts— 1006 pages parsed, no broken imagesmintlify validate— build and OpenAPI validation passedbun run lint— 0 errors, 5 existing warningsfp-cloud-cli: 912 tests passedfailproofai-sdk: 832 unit tests passed; 1128 integration tests passedNotes
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ffe3773c3398e3979aaaf215144b0fd41035de521d8f31d926828f3bae215c58f5b35baa44acbff0gpt-5.6-terraSummary
No blocking issues identified in the 1.0.2 release metadata and documentation overhaul.
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