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Why

The live my-project stack had 377 open sentinel groups in 11 days, and almost none were defects. They were calls made while a worker restarted, callers told their id does not exist, callbacks of browser tabs that had closed, and tokens that do not match on this machine. Listing them beside a real crash buries the crash.

What

Grouping (normalizer v2). The uuid, ulid and hex rules now also match after _. _ is a word character, so \b never fired in s_<hex>, inv_<hex> or session_<uuid>, and every session made a group of its own (harness_turn/s_e<n>c<n>efaee…). NORMALIZER_VERSION is now 2, with a new fixture tests/fixtures/normalize/v2.json; v1 is kept as the record.

Triage. Each group is labelled once, triage.delay_ms (5 min) after it is first seen. The labels are defect, caller_error, transient, environment and test_traffic. The label is exposed as triage on sentinel::groups::list and ::get, and stored in the triage column, which schema v1 already reserves, so no migration is needed.

  • Rule, no model. A "function not found" whose function is registered by then was an outage, not a wrong call:
    • transient when all its occurrences fit the window (a restart);
    • environment when they did not (the worker was down).
  • Judge. Everything else goes to judge::evaluate as one Choice question, in batches of 128. The judge gets the stored message (already redacted at capture) and, for a missing function, whether the registry has it now.
  • Failure handling. Without judge deployed, groups stay untriaged. A failing judge is paused for 5 min. judge is not a declared dependency.
  • No state changes. A label never moves a group; resolve and ignore stay human decisions.

Config: triage: { enabled: true, delay_ms: 300000 } (hot-reloaded). Documented in the README.

Validation

cargo test (235 tests, 15 binaries), clippy -D warnings and fmt all pass. New tests:

  • tests/triage.rs: SQLite store with a faked registry and judge;
  • Registry::is_registered unit test;
  • the v2 normalize fixture.

Replay on real data. I copied the sentinel_* tables of the live store and ran Triage::sweep against the copy, with the real IiiRegistry and IiiJudge (model jev-1.13.0). 379 groups needed 3 judge calls and about 26 s. Getting the prompt right took three rounds:

Version defect What went wrong
Defect criterion mentioning "a caller that keeps calling…" 233 Persistence in the prompt pulled almost everything into defect
Narrow defect criterion 3 A registered function that was down for hours came out as caller_error
+ outage rule (this PR) 4 Clear classes right: argument errors 31/31 caller_error, closed-tab callbacks 52/71 transient, stable not-found 94/100 decided by rule

A yes/no "should someone fix this?" question was also tried: it answered between 0.15 and 0.51 for every group, so it is not used.

Console: Relevant / Noise / All

The list now opens on Relevant: defects, regressions, groups not triaged yet, and caller errors or environment problems that repeat (20+ occurrences across an hour or more, because a program repeating a failing call needs a fix even when the message is a polite refusal). Noise holds the rest, ordered by kind. Each side shows its count, and the choice lives in the pane state like the other filters.

  • Rows: every row shows its triage kind, in a Triage column on wide panes and in the facts line on narrow ones.
  • Detail: shows who decided, for example caller error · 62% · jev-1.13.0 · 10m ago or by rule.
  • API: sentinel::groups::list takes relevance (relevant | noise, absent = both) and always answers relevant_total and noise_total; each summary has relevant. The rule exists in Rust and SQL, and a test checks that both sides agree.
  • No migration: the SQL matches the kind as the prefix of the stored triage JSON ({"kind":"…"). That keeps it portable across the databases the database worker supports. An ALTER TABLE would not be reentrant (MySQL commits DDL implicitly), which the schema test forbids.

Checked on the live my-project stack (383 open groups → 40 relevant, 343 noise; the SQL filter agrees with the flag on every row), in the ADE at 390, 700 and 1440 px in both themes, with no page errors. The worker UI lint (strict) reports 0 warnings, tsc is clean, and the UI node tests pass (48).

Investigation policy: GitHub and the web

Investigations may now call github::* and web::*, because an issue, a PR or a page can explain a failure. github::* leaves the deny list: in the harness policy deny wins over allow, so keeping it there would make the allow entry do nothing.

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This is a deliberate exception to the read-only rule. github::* includes pr::merge, release::create, workflow::run, exec and api, and web::fetch accepts POST/PUT/DELETE to any URL. Investigations run without an approval gate and read error text, which can carry injected instructions. tests/policy.rs now names this external reach explicitly instead of asserting reads only.

Not in this PR

  • Re-triage on regression. A group is labelled only once.
  • Duplicate groups. Two groups for UNKNOWN_DB harness_e2e_smoke have different fingerprints; not investigated here.
  • Console callback groups. Callbacks of console tabs (iii::console::…::console-<uuid>) create a new group per tab, because the function id carries the tab's uuid. Triage sends them to Noise (transient) after 5 min, but grouping them would need the function id normalized too.

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  • New Features

    • Investigation workflows can use GitHub and web tools, including write actions.
    • Groups are automatically triaged after a configurable delay, five minutes by default, with classifications and relevance indicators in group details and lists.
    • Filter groups by Relevant, Noise, or All; lists show counts for relevant and noise groups.
    • Configure automatic triage and its delay in Sentinel settings.
    • Investigation and settings screens use an updated model picker.
  • Improvements

    • Noise groups are ordered by triage classification and recency.
    • Group normalization better recognizes identifiers surrounded by underscores.

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Walkthrough

Sentinel adds configurable, periodic group triage. Sweeps label eligible groups using rules or a registered judge function, store triage metadata, and expose relevance filters and triage details in the group interface. Message normalization advances to version 2. Investigation access and model-selection controls also change.

Changes

Group triage

Layer / File(s) Summary
Triage configuration and response contract
sentinel/src/config.rs, sentinel/src/contract.rs, sentinel/src/lib.rs, sentinel/tests/golden/schemas/*, sentinel/iii.worker.yaml, sentinel/README.md, sentinel/ui/src/settings/form-model.js, sentinel/ui/src/settings/SentinelConfigForm.tsx, sentinel/ui/src/settings/form-model.test.mjs
Configuration adds enabled triage with a 300,000 ms delay. Group summaries and list responses add triage metadata, relevance, and relevant/noise totals. Public exports, schemas, UI settings, tests, and documentation describe the updated contract and configuration.
Triage selection, labeling, and listing
sentinel/src/registry.rs, sentinel/src/store/mod.rs, sentinel/src/service.rs, sentinel/src/triage.rs, sentinel/tests/triage.rs
Sweeps select due, untriaged groups and apply rules to registered missing-function cases. Other eligible groups are sent to the judge when it is registered and not paused. Valid results are stored. Group-list results support relevance filtering and use triage ordering for noise. Tests cover labeling, timing, judge failures, and relevance.
Judge and scheduled sweep integration
sentinel/src/iii_runtime/mod.rs, sentinel/src/main.rs
The III runtime implements the judge interface with a per-call timeout. The worker runs sweeps every 60 seconds and aborts the task during shutdown.
Relevance and triage display
sentinel/ui/src/api.ts, sentinel/ui/src/page/*
The UI adds relevance controls and counts, triage labels in group lists, and triage details on group pages.

Message normalization

Layer / File(s) Summary
Identifier normalization and fixtures
sentinel/src/normalize.rs, sentinel/tests/fixtures/normalize/v2.json, sentinel/tests/grouping.rs
Normalization advances to version 2. UUID, ULID, and hexadecimal identifiers preceded by underscores are recognized while preserving the prefix. Fixtures and the version assertion are updated.

Investigation access

Layer / File(s) Summary
Investigation function access
sentinel/src/functions.rs, sentinel/tests/policy.rs, sentinel/README.md
The investigation allow and deny lists permit GitHub and web functions. Documentation notes that these capabilities include writes.

Model picker

Layer / File(s) Summary
Model catalog options
sentinel/ui/src/settings/catalog.js, sentinel/ui/src/settings/catalog.test.mjs, sentinel/ui/src/settings/useModelCatalog.ts
Catalog entries use the console ModelOption shape. withStoredModel appends the selected model when it is absent from the catalog.
Model picker integration
sentinel/ui/src/page/InvestigateWith.tsx, sentinel/ui/src/settings/SentinelConfigForm.tsx, sentinel/ui/styles.css
The investigation dialog and settings form use ModelPicker. The settings form retains model/provider updates and adds a conditional “No default” control.

Priority: ⬆️ High

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Worker
  participant Triage
  participant Store
  participant Registry
  participant Judge
  Worker->>Triage: Run scheduled sweep
  Triage->>Store: Fetch due untriaged groups
  Triage->>Registry: Check function registration
  Triage->>Judge: Evaluate remaining groups
  Triage->>Store: Store valid triage results
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Merge Risk

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 170ed

An unexpected judge response can mislabel a group and delay triage of newer groups. Validate result IDs before merging.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟠 High · up to 2c16c

Investigations gain access to GitHub writes and external HTTP requests without an independent approval step. Untrusted investigation content could influence those actions. Separately, durable noise labels can continue hiding recurring failures after triage is disabled, weakening failure detection and rollback.

Retained concerns

  • High · security · inferred: Investigations processing untrusted evidence now receive namespace-wide GitHub and web authority without an independent approval or target-binding control. Evidence-driven tool calls can perform GitHub mutations using the worker's credentials or transmit investigation-visible data to external HTTP endpoints. This is newly reachable authority, even though the external tool implementations predate the PR; successful exploitation remains inferred rather than demonstrated.
  • Medium · reliability · observed: The new visibility policy lacks recovery for durable transient labels: later sustained occurrences do not reclassify them, and disabling triage stops future sweeps without restoring existing noise-labelled groups to the default view. A short initial outage can therefore remain absent during continued failure, undermining failure containment and the advertised disable control. Explicit all/noise views preserve access, and regressed groups override labels, but neither restores ordinary active groups automatically.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — Within an investigation, the new authority can reach caller-selected GitHub repositories and operations permitted by the GitHub worker's configured or ambient credentials, rather than being bound to the mapped checkout. Web requests can send investigation-visible data to destinations accepted by the web service's network policy. Deployed credential scopes and additional egress restrictions are unknown; cross-tenant or cross-environment reach is not established.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — An attacker able to influence evidence or external content read during an investigation could attempt to redirect tool use through prompt injection. The opening message incorporates captured evidence, and allowed tools include credentialed GitHub mutations and HTTP requests with caller-selected bodies. This supports a newly introduced attack path, not a demonstrated exploit; the canonical security input contains no retained findings.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Function policies remain fail-closed with deny precedence, and shell, storage, configuration, raw telemetry, and session-control namespaces remain denied. Investigation filesystem scope is supplied separately. The web service validates destinations before requests, rechecks redirected targets, and strips cross-origin authentication headers. These controls constrain other forms of escalation but do not enforce repository-scoped GitHub reads or read-only public HTTP access.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • inferred — Namespace-wide external grants can inherit additional capabilities as those services evolve, unless matching denies are maintained. Because enforcement matches function identifiers rather than operation arguments, maintaining diagnostic least privilege now depends on coordinated policy changes across services.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Replace external namespace grants with explicit read capabilities. Bind GitHub repository and credential scope to the investigation, constrain web methods and destinations, and require independent approval for any deliberately permitted mutation or data export.
  • proposed — Make disabling triage bypass relevance suppression without modifying human lifecycle state. Define a visibility recovery rule for transient-labelled groups that continue failing, using updated occurrence evidence rather than an irreversible initial classification.



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Most open groups are not defects: calls made while a worker restarted,
callers told their id does not exist, tokens that do not match here.
Each group is now labelled once, `triage.delay_ms` (5 min) after it is
first seen, as defect, caller_error, transient, environment or
test_traffic, exposed as `triage` on groups::list and ::get.

- Rule: a "function not found" whose function is registered by then is
  an outage, not a wrong call: transient when its occurrences fit the
  window, environment when they did not. No model involved.
- Judge: everything else goes to judge::evaluate as one Choice question,
  in batches of 128, with the stored (already redacted) message and the
  registry's answer about a missing function. Without judge deployed
  groups stay untriaged; a failing judge is paused for five minutes.
- A label never moves a group; resolve and ignore stay human.

The normalizer (v2) now masks ids behind an underscore (s_<hex>,
inv_<hex>, session_<uuid>): `_` is a word character, so `\b` never
fired there and every session became a group of its own.

Replayed against a copy of a live store (379 groups, three judge calls,
~26 s): 41 groups labelled by rule before the outage rule, 94 after;
argument errors 31/31 caller_error, closed-tab callbacks 52/71 transient.
The page now opens on Relevant: defects, regressions, groups not
triaged yet, and caller errors or environment problems that repeat
(20+ occurrences across an hour or more). Noise holds the rest, ordered
by kind; each side shows its count. Every row carries its triage kind
(a column on wide panes, the facts line on narrow ones) and the detail
shows who decided it: "caller error · 62% · jev-1.13.0 · 10m ago" or
"by rule".

- groups::list takes `relevance` (relevant | noise, absent = both) and
  always answers `relevant_total` and `noise_total`; each summary says
  `relevant`. One rule, in Rust and in SQL, pinned together by a test.
- The SQL matches the kind as the prefix of the stored triage JSON
  (`{"kind":"…"`), which keeps it portable and needs no migration: an
  ALTER TABLE is not reentrant (MySQL commits DDL implicitly), which the
  schema test forbids.

Live on the my-project stack: 383 open groups, 40 relevant, 343 noise.
An issue, a PR or a page can explain a failure, so an investigation may
now call `github::*` and `web::*`. `github::*` leaves the deny list:
deny wins over allow in the harness policy, so keeping it there would
have made the allow entry dead.

This is the one place the read-only rule does not hold, and on purpose:
`github::*` can merge, create and run workflows, and `web::fetch` can
POST. There is no approval gate, so the policy test now names this
external reach explicitly instead of asserting reads only.
The settings Model field and the "Investigate with…" dialog used a
Selector of their own over the router catalog. Both now use the
console's ModelPicker, the same searchable, provider-railed picker the
chat composer uses ("no second model menu").

- The catalog reads into ModelOption (`provider::id`, the key the
  stored model/provider pair already joins to), plus context window,
  thinking and vision when the router reports them.
- A stored model the router no longer offers is still kept and shown
  (`withStoredModel`); "No default" clears the field.
- What the picker cannot do: type a raw id the catalog does not list.
  A hand-typed id in the configuration still shows and is kept.
A Triage section in the sentinel settings form: switch triage on or
off, and set the wait before a group is labelled (minutes, stored as
`triage.delay_ms`). It says where the judge is chosen (the judge
worker's own settings) and that without one only the rule labels.
Defaults merge in like every other section; a negative wait is refused
before the round trip.
- Triage sweeps no longer refetch the same oldest 128 untriaged groups.
  A group the judge cannot label right now (paused, not deployed, or
  left out of its reply) stays untriaged, and a full page of those kept
  every newer group waiting, even one the "not found" rule settles
  without a model. Each sweep now continues after the groups the last
  one left untriaged, and starts over at the end of the list.
- The identifier masks accept `_` after an id as well as before it, so
  `session_<hex>_retry` from two sessions lands in one group. Two ids
  joined by one `_` are both masked.
- The "triaged as noise" empty state only shows when there is noise.
- A stored model the router no longer offers says so in the picker.
- The model field keeps a visible focus ring when a deep link lands on it.
- The triage switch says that turning it off keeps existing labels.

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Comment thread sentinel/src/triage.rs
let next = if fetched < BATCH {
0
} else {
offset + fetched.saturating_sub(labelled)

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

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Validate judge result IDs before counting them.

The judge contract accepts arbitrary keys in EvaluateResponse.results. Sentinel applies each key without checking that it belongs to the fetched batch. A nonexistent key causes a zero-row update but still increments labelled. An existing due group outside the batch receives an unrelated triage label.

This also makes offset + fetched.saturating_sub(labelled) under-advance, not over-advance. Remaining groups can be fetched again while newer groups are delayed. Restrict result IDs to the fetched IDs and count only successfully labelled fetched rows.

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Review comment at @sentinel/src/triage.rs at line 142:
Validate each key in EvaluateResponse.results against the IDs fetched for the
current batch before applying a triage label, and increment labelled only when a
fetched row is successfully labelled. Keep the offset calculation based on that
fetched-row count so unrelated result IDs cannot affect pagination.

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review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr

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