Bind Glove-owned Pi adoption snapshots to launch profiles and receipts while keeping host state out of private homes. Add an offline hostile-content policy and repeatable Linux service setup.
Model and PTY cannot self-report pass or failure. Glove now runs
each refinement-eval-v1 session through a declarative evaluator that
checks bounded fixture assertions (termination cause, exit code, max
latency, required and forbidden transcript literals) against audited
resource events, then binds the evaluated outcome inside the
authenticated receipt digest. Capability advances to version 1 with
the evaluator landed.
Keep credentials and network access behind authenticated, audited brokers while binding launch adapters, immutable closures, recovery identities, receipts, and cleanup to the approved plan. Add Apple Container and Linux release lanes without weakening the outer sandbox.
Keep agents in a route-less network namespace and pass only private-loopback connections over an inherited Unix descriptor channel. The host relay targets the per-run authenticated proxy, preserving exact allowlists and audit evidence without exposing host networking.
Resolve safe shebang interpreters and exact package roots during staging so operators do not need broad manual grants. Credential homes remain outside the generated closure and unsupported interpreter shapes fail closed.
Make canonical big-endian encoding explicitly mask each byte before narrowing. This preserves wire compatibility while making the safety invariant visible to static analysis.
Detect and bind operator-installed harnesses through explicit, digest-bound runtime policy. Keep macOS and Linux shipping lanes capability-aware and fail closed when isolation evidence is absent.
Run the Linux service in a delegated user and mount namespace and preserve precise owner-local launch diagnostics while keeping remote denials generic.
Accept validated v2 session plans without bypassing direct-write consent, and bind explicit native runtimes through the same managed launch and receipt boundary.
