//! The built-in grants of `recall` and `memory` (M5a spec, section 8). Reading and writing memory //! is what an agent is, so no grant file can turn it off or put questions in front of it; the //! prompt is protected by `memoryd`, which lets only clean sessions edit identity. use bxcore::{Grant, GrantProblem, sha256}; use crate::grants::LoadedGrant; /// Ids starting with this are the built-ins'; an owner's grant file may not use one. pub const RESERVED: &str = "builtin-"; /// The built-in grants' text, hashed for the audit log like a grant file's bytes. pub const RECALL: &str = "tool = \"recall\"\nmode = \"auto\"\nmax_taint = \"secret\"\nresult_class = \"private\"\nuntrusted = false\n"; pub const MEMORY: &str = "tool = \"memory\"\nmode = \"auto\"\nmax_taint = \"secret\"\nresult_class = \"private\"\nuntrusted = false\n"; /// The sentence for an owner's grant naming a memory tool. pub const BUILT_IN: &str = "the policy of recall and memory is built in; remove this grant"; /// The two built-in grants, `builtin-memory` and `builtin-recall`. pub fn grants() -> Result, GrantProblem> { // For each (id, text) of [("builtin-memory", MEMORY), ("builtin-recall", RECALL)]: // `toml::from_str::(text)` and `sha256(text.as_bytes())`, each error as a GrantProblem { // file: id, line: None, problem: e.to_string() }; build LoadedGrant { id, grant, sha256 }. // Collect into Result, GrantProblem> (the first error wins). let sources: &[(&str, &str)] = &[("builtin-memory", MEMORY), ("builtin-recall", RECALL)]; let mut out: Vec = Vec::new(); for (id, text) in sources { let problem = |error: String| GrantProblem { file: id.to_string(), line: None, problem: error, }; let grant = toml::from_str::(text).map_err(|e| problem(e.to_string()))?; let sha256 = sha256(text.as_bytes()).map_err(|e| problem(e.to_string()))?; out.push(LoadedGrant { id: id.to_string(), grant, sha256, }); } Ok(out) }