[the-gigi-pplx]

Summary

Merging this lets SPACE record which client's activation created each sandbox's runtime, on the sandbox row and as a space.pplx.net/client-id label on its Kubernetes pods, so per-client caps can count by client. It all ships off, behind SPACE_ACTIVATION_CLIENT_ATTRIBUTION_ENABLED, and nothing reads the label or the record yet, so no admission decision changes.

Terms

• Activation: the work that gives a sandbox a runtime: a create, a wake that starts, resumes or restores it, or a rebuild of a lost pod. On Kubernetes an activation that needs a pod creates a new sandbox_k8s_executions generation and its pod.
• Client id (ClientId, crates/libs/common/core/src/types/client_id.rs): what's stored. A header value that's a valid Kubernetes label value is used as sent, after trimming. A missing or invalid value, or one of the reserved ids unknown, native and overflow, becomes unknown. Ids are unbounded; anything that needs a bounded set maps the id to one at the moment it uses it.
• Record: sandboxes.activating_client_id, the id of the client whose activation created the sandbox's current runtime.
• Activating client (ActivationClient): what an entry point hands the substrate: Client(id), Native, or Inherit when the path has no client of its own (an implicit wake from a command or ingress, a reconciler, an evacuation). Inherit takes the record.
• Adoption: a create that takes a ready warm-pool pod instead of building one.

The problem

Per-client admission (a cap on live sandboxes per client, and a per-client activation rate) has to count sandboxes and activations by client, and nothing in a sandbox's state says which client activated it:

1. The per-client concurrency limiter reads X-Client-ID only for the duration of a request; nothing persists it.
2. The sandbox row records the creating user, not the activating client, and the client that created a sandbox isn't the one whose activation runs it: one client's connect or resume can rebuild a sandbox another client created.
3. Counting live pods per client needs the attribution on the pod, and counting sandboxes at rest needs it on the row, kept in step with the pod that's actually running across rebuilds, restores, warm-pool adoption and teardown.

Shipping the attribution first, dark, lets pods pick up the label through normal churn before anything counts them.

How this fixes it

• Typed charge. RecoveryCharge (crates/libs/api/src/controllers/substrate/recovery_charge.rs) now carries the activating client next to two separate decisions: ChargeState (Enforce, Paid or Exempt: whether the activation still has to be admitted) and CapPolicy (Reserved, Check, ReserveAtClaim or Skip: what a later per-client cap does with it). ActivationAdmission::admit is unchanged. Each entry point names its charge: SandboxController::action resolves the client against the record once, at entry, and stop and kill use Exempt with Skip.
• Record writes. A create writes the record when it inserts the sandbox row (insert_unplaced and insert_pooled in pplx-space-sandbox-store). On Kubernetes, pod tracking keeps it in step: whenever the active execution row moves to a different pod, the same transaction sets the record to that pod's label, or to NULL when it has none. A labeled view of the pod the row already tracks repairs a lagging record, by a write of the record alone that leaves the execution row as it is. An unlabeled view of the same pod writes nothing, since that only means an older image built the pod. The guarded write is pplx_space_sandbox_store::attribute_runtime::set_activating_client. It never writes a sandbox that's deleting, deleted, suspending, stopping, failed, quarantined or cleanup_required, so a teardown, stop or suspend that observes a pod doesn't re-attribute it. attribute_runtime::attributes_runtime classifies every SandboxLifecycle exhaustively, and a test keeps that list in step with it.
• Lock order. The pod-tracking statements lock only the execution row, while multi-row mutations lock sandboxes first. persist_pod_metadata decides under the execution-row lock whether the record has to change, and only then restarts in the established order to write it, which happens about once per new pod (kubernetes/store/runtime_attribution.rs). Every record write runs under the execution-row lock, and the record is read by its own statement once that lock is held, so a write that waited on the lock sees a record committed meanwhile. The materialized-pod write and the UID backfill already hold the sandboxes lock and write in place.
• Pod label. A pod is labeled from its activation's resolved id when it's created. A rebuild no entry point resolved, such as a reconciler's, reads the record from the row it refreshes before building the pod. SandboxPodView keeps the label, so every pod-tracking caller passes the observed pod's label rather than the request's. A pod with no id gets no label.
• Warm-pool adoption. A pool pod is built before it has an adopter, so adoption patches the adopter's label onto it synchronously, before the adoption commits, through a new required SubstrateAdapter::label_adopted_execution. Direct has no pods and returns Labeled. The patch carries the claimed pod UID, which is immutable, so the apiserver rejects it for a pod recreated under the same name, and a claim with no recorded UID isn't adopted. Each label write, throttling retries included, is bounded at 5 seconds (ADOPTION_LABEL_TIMEOUT, a SubstrateBudgets field), because the kube client has no read timeout and nothing above the create bounds it, so an apiserver that stops answering would otherwise hold the create and its claimed slot until the stale-claim sweep. A transient failure (throttling past the retries, a 408 or 5xx, a dropped connection, no answer within the bound) says nothing about the pod: a pool create fails with a retryable 503 rather than building cold, which would add apiserver writes while the apiserver struggles, and an admitted claim keeps its claim so the retry adopts the same slot. The label marks only a pod whose slot is adopted. A throttled request is rejected before it runs, so after throttling the pool create gives the slot back unlabeled. Any other transient failure may still land, even after a later write (the apiserver can commit a write it answered with a timeout), and the UID can't fence that because it's the same across claims, so that slot is invalidated, never released. Whenever a slot is invalidated after a label patch that may have landed, including when the commit fails after labeling, rollback_pooled_execution_claim removes the label best-effort, unless the slot is already bound. A refusal the apiserver answered (a replaced pod, a missing permission) didn't land, so it just invalidates the slot. A permanent refusal invalidates the slot for the pool to collect, and the create builds cold. A permanently failed slot is never given back: claims take the oldest ready slot first, so a refusal that repeats would hand the same slot to every later create. An admitted claim reserves its operation's planned id, so it returns the existing pool-release 503 instead. The patch needs patch on pods in the sandbox namespace, which the Kind chart's space-api Role (infra/space/kind/charts/space-api-local/templates/rbac.yaml) now grants. Its existing background network-policy annotation patch needed it too.
• ECW entry points. Create, connect (both wake paths), resume and fork pass the caller's id. Fork stores it in the persisted operation payload, because the cluster controller runs the restore. A payload from before this change inherits.
• Off switch. SPACE_ACTIVATION_CLIENT_ATTRIBUTION_ENABLED (default off), read by both the API and the cluster controller through ActivationClientAttribution. It covers both substrates: off, there's no record anywhere, Direct's insert-time write included, new Kubernetes pods are unlabeled, adoption sends no patch, and neither creates nor pod tracking write the record; the client is still carried in process (charges, fork payloads), which changes nothing outside it. The create path drops the client id at one point, which covers the insert, the cold pod's label and the adoption patch; the Kubernetes substrate gates activation labels, and its store gates every pod-tracking record write.
• Resume slot. With the switch on, ECW resume takes a per-client concurrency slot (client_limit operation resume), held for the whole handler. Off, it takes none, so a deployment that already enforces the limiter sees no new resume 429s until it turns attribution on.
• Boxed spaced grant. spaced_client (crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/sandbox/spaced.rs) boxes its runtime-grant future, so every spaced caller stores a pointer instead of the grant's whole layout, at one heap allocation per call. It fixes an intermittent CI compile failure of pplx-space-api on rustc's query depth limit, which doesn't reproduce locally.

Deliberately unchanged: admission itself (ActivationAdmission::admit), the concurrency limiter's allowlist and key resolution, and Direct beyond the insert-time record. Nothing here counts the label or the record; the per-client caps that do are separate changes.

Validation

• cargo fmt --all -- --check, cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features --locked -- -D warnings, and cargo arch with no required findings.
• The full workspace through CI's entry points (run-rust-checks.sh tests-unprivileged, then tests-privileged as root) on a build box. The unprivileged half passed 12,865 tests, plus doctests and feature isolation. That count excludes one node-mgr test, stopped_unbound_snapshot_reaches_filesystem_without_allocating, which fails on that box because a privileged path it expects is unavailable there, and which CI's Rust tests job runs. The privileged half passed 72 of 78, and the M1 SDK check passed. The six that failed need fs-verity, root-owned temp ancestors or a private cgroup namespace, which the box lacks and CI's privileged lane provides.
• New tests, each checked against a mutant of the code it covers:
  • pod_metadata_sets_the_record_from_the_tracked_pods_label, a_labeled_view_repairs_a_lagging_record, a_torn_down_sandbox_keeps_its_record (every unattributed lifecycle, stopping included, against both a tracking and a repair observer) and materialization_and_uid_fill_attribute_the_new_pod drive each pod-tracking writer against Postgres. a_write_that_waited_on_the_row_lock_reads_the_committed_record blocks a metadata write behind a concurrent writer that changes the pod and the record, and expects the waiting write to record its own pod's label. a_record_only_repair_leaves_the_execution_state_alone repairs the record of a failed recovery whose pod is still up, and expects the row to stay recovery_failed. the_record_is_written_only_where_an_activation_can_create_a_runtime covers the guarded write, and the_record_follows_the_tracked_pod the decision table.
  • a_rebuilt_pod_is_labeled_with_its_activating_client rebuilds a lost pod with a resolved id, with nothing to inherit, and with no entry point (reading the record). create_execution_labels_the_pod_with_the_creating_client covers a cold create.
  • postgres_label_adopted_execution_patches_the_label_or_gives_up_the_slot and postgres_label_adopted_execution_invalidates_a_claim_without_a_pod_uid cover each patch outcome against a scripted apiserver and the slot rows, asserting every label and clear patch and its UID fence: permanent refusals invalidate, and transient failures (a 5xx, a 503, throttling through every retry) keep the claim; a pool create releases a throttled slot without any further write and invalidates the slot after a 5xx, removing the label best-effort. postgres_label_adopted_execution_throttled_then_failed_invalidates_the_slot throttles the first attempt and fails the second with a 500, and expects an invalidated slot. postgres_label_adopted_execution_bounds_a_write_the_apiserver_never_answers drives a pod API that never answers with a 200 ms budget and expects Transient within the bound and an invalidated slot. postgres_rollback_pooled_execution_claim_removes_the_adoption_label expects a rolled-back claim's label removed, a bound slot's left alone, and nothing sent with the switch off. Mutation-checked: dropping the bound, releasing after a 5xx or an unanswered patch, invalidating after throttling, clearing after an answered refusal, and clearing on every rollback each fail a case. postgres_pooled_adoption_transient_label_failure_fails_retryably_without_cold_fallback checks the pool create's retryable 503, and postgres_admitted_pool_claim_keeps_its_claim_when_its_label_fails_transiently checks that an admitted create keeps its claim and is told to retry in 2s. postgres_pooled_adoption_labels_the_pod_before_it_commits, postgres_pooled_adoption_falls_back_cold_when_the_pod_cant_be_labeled and postgres_admitted_pool_claim_waits_when_its_pod_cant_be_labeled cover the controller's ordering and fallback.
  • connect_route_labels_the_restore_pod_with_the_connecting_client drives an ECW connect, with and without X-Client-ID, through to the restore pod's label and the record. resume_route_takes_a_client_concurrency_slot holds a client's only slot and expects its resume to get the per-client 429 with the switch on, and no slot taken with it off.
  • attribution_off_leaves_the_pod_unlabeled_and_the_record_alone, postgres_label_adopted_execution_with_attribution_off_sends_nothing the off case of a_create_records_its_activating_client and with_attribution_off_the_uid_fill_leaves_the_record_and_its_lock_alone drive each gate with the switch off: no label, no patch, no record, and no sandboxes lock taken by the UID fill. With it on, the tests above pass unchanged, and postgres_label_adopted_execution_patches_the_label_or_gives_up_the_slot asserts exactly one label patch per successful adoption and an invalidated slot on any permanent failure.
• a_create_records_its_activating_client, a_fork_payload_carries_its_activating_client and the ClientId and RecoveryCharge unit tests cover the insert, the payload and the types.

Smoke test results

• The attribution phase of the per-client Kind scenario ([smoke] prove per-client isolation, the live cap, attribution and the no-free-slot refusal #534), on a Firecracker Kind bench built from this PR's head 59fe60088, with the switch on: PASS. The first create's pod carried space.pplx.net/client-id naming the activating client, and sandboxes.activating_client_id matched it. The bench carried no per-client live cap, so the phase judged attribution on its own.
• The same phase with SPACE_ACTIVATION_CLIENT_ATTRIBUTION_ENABLED=false: FAIL as intended, on its own verdict. The pod carried no client label and the record was empty.
• CI's Kind smoke passes too. It runs with the switch off, its default.

Not validated: a deployed run with the switch on.

Dependencies

None to merge: the nullable sandboxes.activating_client_id column it writes is already on main (#1066), and with the switch off a deployment labels no pods, patches no adopted pods, writes no record and takes no new resume slot, on Kubernetes or Direct.

Before turning the switch on in an environment, that environment's space-api Role has to grant patch on pods in the sandbox namespace (the Kind chart here does), or every warm-pool hit falls back to a cold create. Turn it on for the API and the cluster controller together. Turning it on also starts counting ECW resumes against the per-client concurrency limiter, which then meters or refuses them by its own mode.

Not covered

• Direct records the client only when the row is inserted; its activations don't re-attribute the sandbox. Direct attribution is a separate change built on this switch.
• A wake path that moves onto the placement store's claim_placement (crates/libs/placement/machine/src/postgres.rs) passes no activating client, so its pod takes the recorded id until that path passes its own. That path's owner adds it when the wake moves there.
• Nothing counts the label or the record yet. The per-client caps that do are separate changes.

Severity and risk

Severity: low. Without it, per-client caps have nothing to count by; this adds attribution and changes no admission decision.

Risk: low while the switch is off; medium once it's on. With it on, every warm-pool adoption waits for one pod patch (bounded at 5 seconds) before it commits, and an invalidated slot adds one more bounded patch to remove the label. A permanent patch failure invalidates the slot and builds cold, so an apiserver that refuses patches, including one where space-api lacks the patch verb on pods, turns pool hits into cold creates and drains the pool's ready slots until the refill replaces them; a transient apiserver failure instead fails the create retryably: throttling gives the slot back, and a 5xx or lost answer invalidates it, since that patch may still land. That costs a ready slot per attempt while the apiserver returns 5xx or stops answering, and the pool refills it with a new pod; releasing the slot instead would let the late patch label the next adopter's pod. During a mixed rollout, a new pod built by a replica with the switch off, or by an older image, carries no label, so a replica with it on that starts tracking that pod clears the sandbox's record until a labeled pod replaces it. The first pod-tracking write for each new pod takes the sandboxes row lock, in the order multi-row mutations already use. Older API images ignore the column and the label, so old and new images can run side by side. Roll back by turning the switch off, which stops new labels, patches, record writes and resume slots, or by reverting this PR; values written meanwhile stay in the nullable column, which nothing else reads. ECW resume can be refused with the per-client 429 only with the switch on and the concurrency limiter enforcing.

Docs

• docs/configuration.md documents SPACE_ACTIVATION_CLIENT_ATTRIBUTION_ENABLED: what it does on each substrate, that off means no label, patch, record or resume slot, and that it's set on the API and the cluster controller alike.
• docs/ecw.md gains a "Client attribution" section on X-Client-ID, the reserved ids, which operations take a concurrency slot, and how the label and the record follow activations.
• The direct.rs module doc records what the switch does on Direct, and adds a gap row: only a create records the activating client there, so a later start, restore or wake keeps the creating client until Direct's receipts record it.
• docs/space/design/warm-pools.md describes the adoption label patch, its UID fence and time bound, that only an adopted slot's pod carries the label, how transient failures, permanent refusals and failed commits treat the slot and the label, and the patch permission it needs.

AI assistance: Claude Code drafted the code, tests and this description.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added optional client attribution for sandbox creation, forks, restores, resumes, and wakes. When enabled, client IDs can be recorded for sandbox runtimes and applied to Kubernetes pod labels.
  • Resume operations now use per-client concurrency limits when attribution is enabled.
  • Warm-pool pods are labeled for the adopting client before activation; temporary labeling failures can trigger a retry or cold creation.
• Documentation
  • Documented the attribution setting, client ID handling, and warm-pool adoption behavior.

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Approved, with the rollout and correctness follow-ups noted inline. Normal-path coverage is strong; apply the schema migration and pod-patch RBAC before the API image, and stage Resume admission through Observe before enforcement.

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Walkthrough

The change adds validated client IDs, propagates activation attribution through API and lifecycle paths, stores attribution with sandbox runtimes, labels Kubernetes pods, handles warm-pool adoption labeling, and applies client-aware resume concurrency limits.

Changes: Activation client attribution

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Client identity and stored runtime attribution crates/libs/common/core/src/types/*, crates/libs/common/core/src/k8s.rs, crates/l30_storage/sandbox/store/src/*, crates/l40_api/api/src/models.rs	Adds validated ClientId values, optional pod labels, and activating_client_id storage. Runtime attribution writes follow lifecycle rules.
API activation and recovery charging crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/sandbox/*, crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/*, crates/l40_api/api/src/routes/e2b/*, crates/l40_api/api/src/fork_operations.rs, crates/l40_api/api/src/public_sandbox_operations.rs, crates/libs/metrics/src/sandbox/api.rs	Routes and controllers pass client attribution through create, fork, and lifecycle operations. Recovery charges carry attribution and cap policies. Resume uses the per-client limiter when attribution is enabled.
Kubernetes pod tracking and warm-pool adoption crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/*, infra/space/kind/charts/space-api-local/templates/rbac.yaml	Pod creation and tracking carry client labels into runtime records. Warm-pool adoption patches labels before commit and handles retries, cleanup, and slot outcomes.
Tests and documentation crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/*/tests*, crates/l30_storage/sandbox/store/src/*/tests.rs, docs/*, docs/space/design/warm-pools.md	Adds coverage for parsing, storage, pod tracking, lifecycle attribution, resume concurrency, and warm-pool label outcomes. Documents configuration and behavior.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature · Unblocks: 2 PRs

Possibly related issues

• Question: What evidence can SPACE provide for independent evaluation of agent operations? #616 — The PR adds activating-client data to sandbox records and Kubernetes pod labels, which provides one attribution signal but does not add command, policy, or observation-failure records.

Suggested reviewers: ac-pplx, kumarpallav-pplx, nikhilbirmiwal-pplx

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 8916f

The previously identified documentation and pool-claim rollback issues appear addressed. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains in the supplied evidence.

Security architecture risk: Low · up to 8916f

The inspected paths preserve sandbox ownership checks and constrain attribution writes to the intended runtime. Risk is bounded by the default-off setting, identity validation and failure handling. Enabling the setting also adds resume concurrency enforcement, while production permissions and interruption-recovery timing remain unverified.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — In the inspected request paths, a caller can influence the attribution of a sandbox it is authorized to create or activate, but the client ID does not choose tenant ownership or the target pod. The privileged Kubernetes mutation addresses the claimed pod in the configured sandbox namespace and carries its immutable UID.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Authenticated actor and scoped sandbox lookup remain separate controls from attribution. Header normalization prevents reserved native attribution, while the pod patch modifies only the client-label entry and includes the claimed UID; it does not derive pod name, namespace or execution specification from the header.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Abandoned unbound claims have a timeout-based recovery path: the existing controller scans stale claimed slots without a sandbox row, rechecks eligibility before pod deletion, then conditionally finalizes slot removal. This supports eventual removal of abandoned labeled pods, but does not establish immediate cancellation cleanup or a deployed cleanup deadline.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Before using persisted client attribution for security-sensitive caps, explicitly decide whether caller-declared identity is acceptable or must be bound to an authenticated principal. Keep raw IDs separate from bounded quota and metric keys.

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Weakened Safeguards Are Justified		The diff adds #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] to non-test Rust code. Neither new allow has a reason = "..." attribute or a comment that justifies the suppression. The standing prior failure s…	1. In crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/sandbox/lifecycle.rs (line 1490), either group the action arguments into a struct and remove the allow, or change the attribute to `#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments, reason = "<why each activat…

Passed checks: 8 passed

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Title check		The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: recording the activating client and labeling sandbox pods with it.
Description check		The description includes the required Summary, Validation, Severity and risk, and AI assistance sections. It clearly explains the behavior, rollout flag, risks, validation results, dependencies, and k…
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Description Follows The Pr Template		The PR description (#1068, author the-gigi-pplx) contains all four required items with real content: 1. "## Summary": present. It states that merging lets SPACE record the activa…
Bug Fixes Name A Regression Test		The check applies only when the pull request fixes a defect in application behavior under crates/, shim/, or ui/. This PR does not fit that condition. PR #1068 adds a new opt-in feature. The title is …
Agent Tooling Runs No New Commands		The check is applicable, and the PR adds nothing that agent tools run or that starts a process or server. Evidence: - I listed the repository's agent manifests, skills, commands, and guideline files (…
Public-Safe Content		No public-safety violation found in the PR title, description, or added lines. - Description and title: The only links are to public GitHub PRs in perplexityai/SPACE (#534, #1066). The text name…

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The PR description (#1068, author the-gigi-pplx) contains all four required items with real content: 1. "## Summary": present. It states that merging lets SPACE record the activating client on the sandbox row and as a space.pplx.net/client-id pod label, behind SPACE_ACTIVATION_CLIENT_ATTRIBUTION_ENABLED, with no admission decision changed. 2. "## Validation": present. It names the runs and results: cargo fmt, Clippy, and cargo arch; the unprivileged test run (12,865 passed); the privileged run (72 of 78, with the six failures explained); and the Kind attribution phase with the switch on (PASS) and off (FAIL as intended). 3. "## Severity and risk": present. It gives "Severity: low" and a multi-part "Risk" paragraph covering the switch-on case, rollout behaviour, and rollback. 4. "AI assistance:": present as a line that starts with the label and names the tool and its parts: "AI assistance: Claude Code drafted the code, tests and this description." Per the check, only presence is judged, not quality or length. Nothing is missing or empty. No code evidence was needed for this description-only criterion.

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The check applies only when the pull request fixes a defect in application behavior under crates/, shim/, or ui/. This PR does not fit that condition. PR #1068 adds a new opt-in feature. The title is "[api] record the activating client and label sandbox pods with it". The description says the feature ships behind SPACE_ACTIVATION_CLIENT_ATTRIBUTION_ENABLED, which defaults off. It adds the activating_client_id column writes, the space.pplx.net/client-id pod label, warm-pool adoption labeling, and a resume concurrency slot. The description says that "nothing reads the label or the record yet." The PR is a feature addition, not a bug fix. One item mentions a fix: the boxed spaced_client future. The description says it "fixes an intermittent CI compile failure of pplx-space-api on rustc's query depth limit." That is a build-time change. It does not correct application runtime behavior. It therefore does not trigger the regression-test requirement. Because the PR is not an application bug fix, the check is inapplicable. The PR passes. I did not inspect the diff. The determination rests on the title, the description, and the summary.

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The check is applicable, and the PR adds nothing that agent tools run or that starts a process or server. Evidence: - I listed the repository's agent manifests, skills, commands, and guideline files (AGENTS.md files, plugin.json/yaml, SKILL.md, CLAUDE.md, .mcp.json, hooks, .claude/, .cursor/, commands/). None of them appears in the diff against the merge base with origin/main, so no plugin manifest, skill, or guideline file is changed. - The diff touches only Markdown prose in docs/configuration.md, docs/ecw.md, and docs/space/design/warm-pools.md. Added .md lines contain no inline shell substitution (! followed by a backtick), no hooks: frontmatter, and no allowed-tools, mcpServers, or "hooks" entries. - The remaining changes are Rust source, tests, SQL-backed store code, the Kind Helm RBAC template (rbac.yaml, which adds the patch verb), and CI/script files. None is an agent-tool entry point. The rbac.yaml change adds a Kubernetes permission and does not run or launch anything on a developer machine. No failing item was found, so there are no entries to list by file and line.

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No public-safety violation found in the PR title, description, or added lines. - Description and title: The only links are to public GitHub PRs in perplexityai/SPACE (#534, #1066). The text names no internal hostnames, private trackers, chats, or documents. It names no cloud account IDs, ARNs, or real cluster or environment names. The smoke-test results are pass/fail verdicts, not production logs or measurements. - Added diff lines: I scanned added lines for absolute personal paths, private-key blocks, AWS key patterns, ARNs, internal or corporate domains, chat and tracker hosts, and inline password, secret, or token assignments. One hit: space_smoke/scenarios/native_forced_drain_re_drains_restarted_re_placed_stopped_sandbox.py, line 7, sets PATH to a /home/user/... value. This is a generic placeholder, not a real personal workstation path. The file's history is on main before this PR (commit 88e1320, PR #826), and the PR summary does not list it. It does not introduce a new sensitive value. - Limits: The local base was origin/main, and the diff covered 310 files, so the checkout may not match the PR's exact file set. The scan used fixed patterns and did not read every added line. No credentials, real identifiers, or incident details appeared in the text I reviewed.

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The diff adds #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] to non-test Rust code. Neither new allow has a reason = "..." attribute or a comment that justifies the suppression. The standing prior failure still applies. Its two items are unchanged in the current tree. Items (file, current line): 1. crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/sandbox/lifecycle.rs:1490: #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] on SandboxController::action. origin/main has no too_many_arguments allow in this file, so the suppression is new. The only adjacent comment (line 1489) reads "The activation request plus the client the activation is for." It describes the parameters and does not justify the lint suppression. 2. crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/pod_ops/redrive.rs:360: #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] on redrive_unschedulable_restore_cross_node. origin/main has only the pre-existing allow at line 298, so this one is new. The doc comment above it describes behavior and does not mention the lint. 3. Borderline: crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/sandbox/queries.rs:1002: new #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] on create_with_admitted_pool_claim. The comment on line 1001 ("create_with_sandbox_id's arguments plus the admitted claim.") gives a reason of sorts. It is weaker than the per_sandbox_setup.rs:100 comment, which the prior run accepted. Treat it as a fail unless it is given an explicit reason. Passing items (not counted): per_sandbox_setup.rs:100 has a specific adjacent reason. store/pod_placement.rs:113 uses reason = "...". routes/e2b/lifecycle.rs:820 and store/pod_tracking.rs:475 carry allows that existed on origin/main at lines 811 and 435, so they are moved, not added. The pod_ops/tests.rs rename and the RecoveryCharge::exempt_for_tests() changes are equivalent replacements, not weakened assertions. No changes appear to AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, .agents/, docs/rust/, deny.toml, clippy.toml, nextest config, CI workflows, or ci/ allowlists in the reviewed scope.

Resolution

1. In crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/sandbox/lifecycle.rs (line 1490), either group the action arguments into a struct and remove the allow, or change the attribute to #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments, reason = "<why each activation input must be passed separately>")]. Keep the reason specific, as in store/pod_placement.rs:113. 2. In crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/pod_ops/redrive.rs (line 360), apply the same fix to redrive_unschedulable_restore_cross_node. Group the arguments, or add a reason = "..." that names the argument set. 3. In crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/sandbox/queries.rs (line 1002), add a reason = "..." to the new #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] on create_with_admitted_pool_claim, or group the arguments and remove the allow.

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• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/adapter_characterization_tests/create_and_teardown.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/adapter_characterization_tests/create_readiness.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/adapter_characterization_tests/pooled_adoption.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/adapter_characterization_tests/restoring_access.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/budgets.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/execution.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/mod.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/per_sandbox_setup.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/per_sandbox_setup/tests.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/pod_ops.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/pod_ops/create_request.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/pod_ops/delete.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/pod_ops/ensure_pod.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/pod_ops/read.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/pod_ops/redrive.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/pod_ops/restore.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/pod_ops/tests.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/pool.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/pool/tests.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/restore_waiters/tests.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/sandbox_pod_view.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/store.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/store/execution_rows.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/store/k8s_store_postgres_tests.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/store/k8s_store_postgres_tests/materialization_record_tests.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/store/k8s_store_postgres_tests/runtime_attribution_tests.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/store/pod_placement.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/store/pod_tracking.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/store/runtime_attribution.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/store/runtime_attribution/tests.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/test_substrate.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/tests.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/tests/activating_client.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/tests/runtime_upgrade_dispatch.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/kubernetes/wait_ready.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/mod.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/pool_claims.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/recovery_charge.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/controllers/substrate/recovery_charge/tests.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/fork_operation_executor.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/fork_operations.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/fork_operations/tests.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/models.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/public_sandbox_operations.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/routes/e2b/fork.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/routes/e2b/lifecycle.rs
• crates/l40_api/api/src/routes/e2b/tests.rs
• crates/l40_api/cluster/controller/server/src/pod/tests.rs

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