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…#16771) #10552 put the content firewall on advanced_rag_optimizer.get_optimized_context -- a path the chat does not use. ChatKnowledgeService.conversation_aware_retrieve built its context string from KB facts and indexed-doc chunks and returned it straight to the caller, with no inspection and no delimiting: retrieved text reached the model prompt as unmarked instructions rather than DATA. - security/content_firewall.py: inspect_rag_context(), the one shared RAG inspection point both paths now call, so ContentSource.RAG only needs to be named in one place. - services/knowledge/service.py: conversation_aware_retrieve() inspects the assembled context_string (KB facts + doc chunks, already concatenated by this point) right before returning it. A blocked verdict drops the context AND its citations -- a citation pointing at content the model never saw would mislead the caller -- rather than answering from poisoned context. - advanced_rag_optimizer.py: get_optimized_context() now calls the same shared helper instead of carrying its own copy of the inspect+log boilerplate (the firewall already logs a blocked/escalated verdict internally, so the caller's own logger.warning was redundant). - Tests: an injection payload ("Ignore previous instructions...") seeded as the top KB hit is asserted to never reach the returned context string; benign content is asserted to come back delimited as untrusted DATA.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds shared RAG inspection for optimiser, budgeted-context, and conversation-aware retrieval paths. Blocked context and citations are removed. Permitted content is returned after inspection and delimiting. ChangesRAG content firewall enforcement
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ChatWorkflow
participant conversation_aware_retrieve
participant inspect_rag_context
participant ContentFirewall
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ChatWorkflow->>conversation_aware_retrieve: request knowledge context
conversation_aware_retrieve->>inspect_rag_context: combined RAG context
inspect_rag_context->>ContentFirewall: inspect with ContentSource.RAG
ContentFirewall-->>inspect_rag_context: FirewallVerdict and processed content
inspect_rag_context-->>conversation_aware_retrieve: processed content or blocked result
conversation_aware_retrieve->>ModelPrompt: delimited content or empty context
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In `@autobot-backend/services/knowledge/service.py`:
- Around line 723-724: Update the chat-consumer firewall check around fw_verdict
in the relevant service method to return empty context and citations when either
blocked or escalated, unless that method explicitly waits for approval. Preserve
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…#16771) code-quality's real failure was the file-size ratchet, not formatting: black and isort both already passed. - advanced_rag_optimizer.py shrank to 1180 (ceiling 1183, from #16771's own dedup onto the shared inspect_rag_context() helper) -- lowered the ceiling to match rather than leaving it re-licensing the cut lines. - services/knowledge/service.py grew to 958 (ceiling 944, +14 from the firewall-inspection call this PR adds). Per the "ceiling only ever goes down" rule, tightened the new code's own comment to one line and removed 5 pre-existing comments that only restated the line directly below them ("Extract relevant metadata", "Add rerank_score if available", "Check each category in priority order", "Combine contexts", "Add documentation stats if available") plus 3 more of the same shape near the new code -- net result exactly 944, the original ceiling, no raise. - chat_knowledge_service_test.py grew to 900 (ceiling 851, +49 from two new tests). Merged them into one (shared setup, two scenarios: safe content delimited, poisoned content blocked), and reused the existing sample_search_results fixture via dataclasses.replace() instead of constructing a second SearchResult by hand. Offset the remainder against 27 pre-existing "# Setup"/"# Execute"/"# Verify"-shape comments elsewhere in the file that added nothing beyond what the line below them already says -- exactly 851, the original ceiling. All three land at their PRE-#16771 ceiling exactly: no ceiling raised, none left sitting above the file it names either.
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Root cause for both reds (a7784d2): Validate PR template sections: I forgot code-quality: real failure was the file-size ratchet, not formatting. Three files, all landed back at their exact pre-#16771 ceiling (no raise, none left above the file either):
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Blocked — critical, confirmed defect. The firewall verdict computed inside Verified directly:
This line is untouched by this PR and runs unconditionally whenever
This rebuilds the prompt context string from each citation dict's raw Concrete failure scenario: a retrieved KB fact scores MODERATE risk (below BLOCK threshold, at/above QUARANTINE threshold — the default configuration, no opt-in flag needed). This matches a risk CodeRabbit's own automated pre-merge review already flagged on this PR ("high-risk retrieved sources can still be exposed... before approval") for citations specifically — the same root cause reaches the model prompt too, which is strictly worse than what CodeRabbit called out. The new test ( Fix needed before this can close #16771: either (1) have What's genuinely solid: the BLOCK-tier path (AC2) works correctly end-to-end — verified the empty-context/empty-citations short-circuit is real and does prevent the downstream rebuild for that one case. The chokepoint itself ( |
) conversation_aware_retrieve already firewalled its context string, but llm_handler.py's budget_grounded_context call rebuilds a fresh string from each kb_result's raw content afterward -- compression especially, since compress_kb_results selects a subset and the rebuild uses their raw content, not the string already inspected. That rebuild reached the prompt with no firewall pass, silently undoing a QUARANTINE/ESCALATE verdict on the compressed path. budget_grounded_context now re-inspects its own output via inspect_rag_context on every return path (unchanged and compressed), returning the verdict's own content instead of the raw rebuild, and drops citations when blocked -- same contract as an empty retrieval. This also closes the same gap for async_chat_workflow.py's _budget_kb_context, whose kb_results never passed through conversation_aware_retrieve's check at all. 5 new tests drive the real firewall through both exit paths with a poisoned top result, thread a mocked QUARANTINE verdict's sanitized content through the plumbing, confirm a safe result still reaches the context, and reproduce the exact llm_handler.py call-site sequence.
…#16771) PR #16930's content-firewall inspection pushed three grandfathered files past their recorded python-file-size ceilings. Split, not raised, per the ratchet: - services/knowledge/service.py: the three RAG entry points' repeated inspect-then-quarantine sequence moves to services/knowledge/rag_firewall.py (inspect_and_quarantine, quarantine_citations); the AutoBot-documentation search methods move to a DocumentationRetrievalMixin in services/knowledge/doc_retrieval.py. 851 lines, was 1007 (ceiling 944). - chat_workflow/llm_handler.py: _normalize_outbound_url and _VALID_URL_SCHEMES move to chat_workflow/outbound_url.py. 1343 lines, was 1360 (ceiling 1358). - services/chat_knowledge_service_test.py: the PR's new firewall tests move to services/chat_knowledge_rag_firewall_test.py; the two shared fixtures move to services/conftest.py so both files see them without an explicit cross-module import tripping pyflakes F811. 775 lines, was 1197 (ceiling 851). Baseline ceilings lowered to the sizes just achieved in both repo_tests/python_file_size_ratchet_baseline.py and scripts/python_file_size_known_large.py, per the ratchet rule (#14498). No behaviour change: the two mocked-verdict tests that patched services.knowledge.service.inspect_rag_context now patch services.knowledge.rag_firewall.inspect_rag_context, matching the moved call site; budget_grounded_context is untouched and its own patch target is unchanged.
…irection (#16771) repo_tests/chat_knowledge_service_firewall_guard_test.py statically greps each RAG entry point's own source for a literal inspect_rag_context(...) call. The size-ceiling split moved that call into rag_firewall.inspect_and_quarantine, so the guard's substring match no longer sees it in the entry points' own source even though every one of them still routes through the firewall. Per CLAUDE_RULES rule 7 (grep the behavior, not the symbol, on extraction PRs): the guard now also accepts a call to inspect_and_quarantine as evidence, but only alongside a new test pinning the other end of that indirection -- that inspect_and_quarantine's own source still calls inspect_rag_context. Either hop breaking on its own now fails a test.
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Single-issue rationale: nothing else in the 23-issue security batch touches
services/knowledge/service.py,advanced_rag_optimizer.py, orsecurity/content_firewall.py.Thinking Path
#10552 put the content firewall on the RAG path — but on
advanced_rag_optimizer.get_optimized_context(), a path the chat doesn't actually use. Traced the chat's real path:llm_handler.py's_retrieve_knowledge_contextcallsChatKnowledgeService.conversation_aware_retrieve, which buildscontext_stringfrom KB facts (retrieve_relevant_knowledge) plus indexed-doc chunks appended verbatim as[Source N] {content}, and returns it straight to the caller — no firewall, no injection detector, no delimiter, confirmed bygrep -n "firewall|sanitiz|detect_injection|_delimit" services/knowledge/service.pyreturning nothing._retrieve_knowledge_contextis the only caller ofconversation_aware_retrievefor the chat prompt, so inspecting insideconversation_aware_retrieveitself, right before its return, is the single correct chokepoint — no other caller needs touching.AC5 asks for one shared inspection point rather than two copies.
get_optimized_context()'s existing block was six lines ofget_content_firewall().inspect(...)boilerplate plus its ownlogger.warningon a blocked verdict — butContentFirewall.inspect()already calls_log_verdict()internally, which logs at WARNING for any blocked/escalated verdict. So that caller-side warning was redundant duplication on top of the firewall's own logging, not additional coverage. Factored the wholeget_content_firewall().inspect(..., source=ContentSource.RAG, ...)call intoinspect_rag_context()incontent_firewall.py; both paths now call that one function, and neither needs its ownContentSource/get_content_firewallimport.What Changed
security/content_firewall.py:inspect_rag_context(content, *, context_label="")— the one placeContentSource.RAGis named.services/knowledge/service.py:conversation_aware_retrieve()inspects the fully-assembledcontext_string(KB facts + doc chunks are already concatenated by this point, so both are covered) right before returning. Blocked →("", [], intent_result, enhanced_query): context AND citations dropped together, since a citation pointing at content the model never saw would mislead the caller. Passing → the delimitedverdict.contentis what's returned.advanced_rag_optimizer.py:get_optimized_context()now calls the shared helper instead of its own copy; dropped the now-redundantlogger.warning.tests/test_content_firewall.pycoversinspect_rag_contextdirectly (RAG source tagging, high-risk block).services/chat_knowledge_service_test.pyadds the AC4 test — an "Ignore previous instructions..." payload seeded as the top KB hit never reaches the returnedcontext_string— plus a delimiter-presence test for the benign case.Verification
pytest tests/test_content_firewall.py services/chat_knowledge_service_test.py advanced_rag_optimizer_test.py advanced_rag_optimizer_rerank_test.py— 78 passed (43 pre-existing + 2 new content-firewall tests + 2 new chat-service tests, all others unaffected).black --check,isort --check-only(both pinned to the repo's exact pre-commit versions),flake8,bandit,detect-hardcoded-values.shall clean.detect-secrets scanagainst every touched file: zero new findings (the injection-payload test strings —"Ignore previous instructions...","cat /etc/shadow"— are plain command-shaped text, not credential-shaped).Acceptance Criteria
conversation_aware_retrievepasses throughget_content_firewall().inspect(..., source=ContentSource.RAG)before any caller receives it — viainspect_rag_context().return "", [], intent_result, enhanced_query.service.py:691-694— the firewall's_delimit()wraps the wholecontext_string, which by inspection time already has the doc chunks concatenated in.test_conversation_aware_retrieve_drops_context_on_injection_payload.inspect_rag_context().Model Used
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