Daily Firewall Report - 2026-02-22 #17632
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This report covers all agentic workflow runs with firewall enabled over the past 7 days. Today's analysis found 11 runs with active firewall data across 10 distinct workflows. The overall block rate is notably high at 57%, primarily driven by unresolved network destinations (
-) and Google service requests in the Documentation Unbloat workflow. No external or suspicious third-party domains were detected — all blocked traffic falls into expected categories.Key Metrics
-)Firewall Activity Trends
Request Patterns by Workflow
The
Example: Custom Error Patternsworkflow had the highest block rate (82%), followed byDaily Compiler Quality Check(73%). TheDocumentation Unbloatworkflow generated the most total requests (347) and had 213 blocked, including identified Google service domains.Top Blocked Domains
The unresolved (
-) category dominates with 810 blocked requests across all workflows. Google-related services account for 57 blocked requests, all from a single workflow (Documentation Unbloat), suggesting the Claude agent or a tool it uses attempted to access Google services during documentation processing.Top Blocked Domains
-(unresolved)www.google.com:443accounts.google.com:443clients2.google.comredirector.gvt1.com:443android.clients.google.com:443content-autofill.googleapis.com:443update.googleapis.comupdate.googleapis.com:443View Detailed Request Patterns by Workflow
Example: Custom Error Patterns — §22266651330 (1 run, failed)
-api.githubcopilot.com:443Daily Compiler Quality Check — §22267081187 (1 run)
-api.githubcopilot.com:443Documentation Unbloat — §22266818756 (1 run)
-www.google.com:443accounts.google.com:443clients2.google.comredirector.gvt1.com:443android.clients.google.com:443content-autofill.googleapis.com:443update.googleapis.comupdate.googleapis.com:443api.anthropic.com:443raw.githubusercontent.com:443Developer Documentation Consolidator — §22266768708 (1 run)
-api.anthropic.com:443raw.githubusercontent.com:443Instructions Janitor — §22266714752 (1 run)
-api.anthropic.com:443raw.githubusercontent.com:443Chroma Issue Indexer — §22267224077 (1 run)
-api.githubcopilot.com:443Auto-Triage Issues — §22267567118 + §22266651354 (2 runs)
-api.githubcopilot.com:443Smoke Tests (Smoke Project, Smoke Temporary ID, Agent Container Smoke Test) (3 runs)
-api.githubcopilot.com:443View Complete Blocked Domains List (Alphabetical)
-(unresolved)accounts.google.com:443android.clients.google.com:443clients2.google.comcontent-autofill.googleapis.com:443redirector.gvt1.com:443update.googleapis.comupdate.googleapis.com:443www.google.com:443Security Recommendations
Investigate Google service requests in Documentation Unbloat — The workflow blocked 57 requests to Google domains (
www.google.com,accounts.google.com, Google APIs). This is likely caused by an MCP tool or browser automation component attempting to call Google services. Review whether these are intentional — if so, add these domains to thenetwork.allowedlist; if not, investigate which tool is triggering them.High
-block rate is normal but worth monitoring — The 810 unresolved/internal blocked requests across all workflows are typical of agent container networking behaviour. No action required, but a significant spike could indicate a misconfigured tool attempting bulk connections.Example: Custom Error Patterns had an 82% block rate and failed — With 240 blocked requests and a workflow failure, this workflow may have been attempting network access that was denied by the firewall, contributing to the failure. Consider reviewing its network permissions.
All AI API access is clean —
api.githubcopilot.com:443andapi.anthropic.com:443show 0 blocked requests, confirming proper allowlist configuration for the core AI model endpoints.References:
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