Governed shell binary — human + machine modes (Rust)
Phase 3 / Sprint 2 finish line. Human mode: reedline REPL with governed prompt. [governed] tyler@gsh:~$ Mode detection: --exec "cmd" → machine mode (unchanged) --ungoverned --exec "cmd" → ungoverned machine (unchanged) (no --exec, TTY attached) → human mode (NEW) (no --exec, no TTY) → error Command classification per-keystroke (libgsh/classifier.rs): Free: ls, cat, grep, echo, cd, git, ssh, curl — zero overhead Governed: binaries in corpus dir — via org-ops wrapper, CR posted Ungoverned: not in corpus but on PATH — warn + execute Denied: corpus manifest but removed — killswitch active Session lifecycle: Start: validate AC, post SESSION_STARTED CR, print banner Active: classify each command, governed ops post lightweight CRs End: print summary (governed/free/denied/ungoverned), post SESSION_ENDED CR Banner: principal, corpus, session ID, expiry, risk level Prompt coloring from risk level: Baseline/Standard: green [governed] Elevated: yellow [elevated] High/Critical: red [HIGH] New modules: libgsh/classifier.rs — command classification against corpus (4 tests) libgsh/session.rs — session state tracking gsh/human.rs — reedline REPL, prompt, banner, summary Machine mode: zero changes (regression tested). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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| DESIGN.md | ||
| README.md | ||
gsh
gsh — the GCAP governed shell. Human and machine modes. Chronicle-attributed execution.