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Agent-facing CLI standards — the argv-sentinel binary mode, the thin-client-over-the-bridge rule, allowlist projections, prompt-fencing third-party text, the stable machine-readable output contract, exit codes, throttling, and destructive-command operability. Load for changes und

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Agent CLI standards

Standards for ajh-tauri agent … — the machine-facing control surface an AI agent drives instead of reading pixels off a native window (issue #1084). Load with author-contract (authors) / token-efficiency + critic-contract (reviewers). The bridge transport itself is extension-standards; this skill is the CLI surface on top of it.

The consumer is not a human

Output goes into an LLM's context. That single fact drives most of what follows: the output is a contract, third-party text in it is an injection vector, and a path in an error message is a privacy leak into a transcript that may be pasted into a bug report.

Architecture (settled — do not redesign without an ADR)

A MODE of the existing binary, never a second [[bin]]. The release upload globs only read target/release/bundle/** (.github/workflows/release.yml), so a second binary ships to nobody. The exe is already installed and already registered in the native-messaging manifests.
The argv sentinel's position is load-bearing in both directions (main.rs):
- BELOW the native-host short-circuit.
- ABOVE ajh_tauri::run() — run() forks the minidump supervisor as its first act, and the single-instance plugin would otherwise hand the CLI's argv to the running GUI, pop its window, and exit having printed nothing.
A thin client over the loopback bridge — never a second reader of the stores. The app must be running. Reading the data directory from a second process is not read-only: ApplicationStore::open runs link_orphaned_generations + backfill_from_generations, which write to ai_generations.db and can CREATE Application rows, and two processes racing run_migrations (which reads user_version outside any transaction) can leave the app booted with no store at all.
The app finds itself, the CLI does not guess. AJH_DATA_DIR never escapes the app process and the AppHandle-free fallback is not the install location, so the app writes a pointer file carrying exePath (from current_exe()) and dataDir on every launch, on register_native_host's existing best-effort/idempotent lifecycle. The binary is not on PATH on Windows, macOS, or Linux AppImage.

Data leaving the app

Allowlist projections, never delegated records. A resource returns a struct that cannot express the forbidden fields — absent by construction, not by remembering to omit. Autopilot alone carries resume_text, cover_letter, assistant_notes, assistant_provider/model/base_url, full found_jobs descriptions and last_run_summaries.
The guarantee stops at every field you did not re-declare. A nested field typed as the source struct is a passthrough, and a forbidden-key test that matches a hardcoded name list plus an exact-keys test that only reads top-level keys are both blind to it. Project nested types too, and assert nested key sets.
Fence third-party text — and never let the fence carry a guarantee. Scraped job descriptions are attacker-authorable and go to a consumer that may hold shell tools. Route them through prompt_fence::fenced("job_posting", …, JOB_CAP) — the same primitive, tag and cap answer_assist.rs uses on the identical string. But adaptive attacks defeat >90% of published prompt-injection defenses, so fencing is attenuation, not a gate: no design may depend on it holding. A payload can imitate a closing fence; it cannot as easily imitate a marker interleaved throughout the untrusted span, so prefer datamarking to edge delimiters when strengthening this.
Untrusted text supplies data, never control flow. A job posting must never influence which verb runs, which id it targets, or whether a confirmation is satisfied — only fill fields the caller's plan already named. This is a structural rule and it survives the fence being bypassed.
The threat is live, not theoretical. Roughly 1% of 200,000 real résumés carried prompt injections with a sevenfold rise over 16 months, and employers have begun seeding job postings with hidden instructions — the exact content this CLI scrapes and hands to a shell-capable agent.
Path privacy in every emitted string, including usage errors — never echo raw argv, which can be a path containing a username.

The output is a contract

One JSON document on stdout per invocation. Exit 0 success · 1 the app refused (printed as JSON) · 2 the round trip never completed or usage was invalid · 4 the mutation needs confirmation.
A mutating verb returns a confirmation envelope, never an interactive prompt. An autonomous caller cannot answer a y/N; faced with one it reaches for --force, which is strictly worse. So without confirmation a mutation exits 4 and prints what it would change plus the exact command to re-run. Approval fatigue is a documented, neural effect — a dialog answered every time protects nobody, so vary the ceremony by blast radius rather than repeating one prompt.
Unknown verbs and flags are hard failures. No fuzzy matching, no "did you mean", no prefix abbreviation, ever. An agent that can be nudged from a typo into a neighbouring command will eventually be nudged into a destructive one; the command either exists or it does not.
Distinct error sentinels for distinct causes. Collapsing several real causes into one name is a defect, not a simplification — app_not_running for a merely-missing pointer sent this feature's own verification pass looking in the wrong place. Never encode an unsound distinction either: a crash between challenge and auth is not a pairing failure.
Nothing hand-maintained that can drift. Help text and the resource/verb list are derived from the same table the dispatcher matches on, with a test asserting every listed verb parses and every parseable verb is listed. --help must work with the app closed — help that needs the thing you are trying to reach is useless.

Availability + abuse

Throttles live on BridgeState, never per-connection. Every CLI invocation is a fresh process and a fresh socket, so a per-connection bucket is bypassed by construction. Size buckets per verb; a compute-heavy verb gets its own instance rather than sharing a cheap-read bucket.
Bound the computation, not only the output. A limit that truncates rows after an unbounded clustering pass bounds nothing.
Never block the connection read loop. Spawn multi-second work and reply through out_tx (stream::spawn_answer_assist is the precedent) — an inline await also delays that connection's token.revoked observation.
Absolute deadlines, never re-armed ones. A timeout re-armed inside a loop that skips frames is not a deadline; a peer sending pings faster than the budget hangs the call forever.
try_state, never state::<T>(), in a frame handler — release is panic = "abort".

Windows

The release build is windows_subsystem = "windows", so an interactive run has no console and println! on an invalid stdout panics into a silent abort (no message, no crash report — the CLI short-circuits above crash_reporting::init). Probe GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE) first and leave a valid handle alone; an inherited pipe is the agent's case and the common one. Attaching unconditionally replaces that pipe and breaks the primary consumer.

Destructive commands

The owner has decided destructive and irreversible commands are in scope and must work — do not propose gating them away, and do not re-argue consent. The job is to make them safely operable. Guard rails that exist only as a renderer ConfirmModal do not exist for a CLI caller; anything relied upon must be reimplemented deliberately on the Rust side.

Every verb declares its own risk, and an undeclared verb is destructive. Default pessimistic — read-only, idempotent and reversible are claims a verb must make, not assumptions callers may hold. The declaration belongs in the same table schema and --help are derived from.
Severity scales the confirmation, and the severe tier requires the resource's own name. Typing the name is the one confirmation a hallucinated argument cannot satisfy, because it forces the caller to have actually read the record. --confirm="<name>" keeps that scriptable.
An empty variable must never widen a selector. --id "$X" with X unset is the canonical catastrophe — it must be an error, never "all". Any selector that can expand to everything is treated as a destructive operation regardless of the verb.
Irreversible verbs take a caller-supplied idempotency key, and a replay returns the stored first result — including a stored error. Model three states, not two: absent, in-flight, complete. Treating in-flight as absent is what turns a retry into a duplicate application or a double charge.
Plan and apply are separate artifacts. A plan the agent narrates in prose is not a plan; write it to a file and refuse to apply it if the underlying state moved since it was produced.
A safety floor no allowlist can lift. The truly unrecoverable targets (wipe app data, sign out everywhere, delete every application) sit below any allow rule or config, and the floor is checked before any allowlist is consulted — an allowlist evaluated first silently defeats it.

Spend and rate limiting are charged per caller, not in a shared chokepoint, and limits::Limiter is in-memory and per-process. Any new path that reaches an AI provider must charge it explicitly or it silently uncaps the daily budget.

Validate before done

cargo fmt · cargo clippy --all-features --all-targets -- -D warnings · cargo test --lib · cargo test --test architecture · cargo deny check · cargo audit · cargo machete — the full gate docs/architecture-rules.md names (R10–R13), not a subset. If you touched an outbound host literal, cargo test --test egress too: the EGRESS inventory is an arch test, not a lint. Then run the real binary against a running app: a unit test against the state machine is not evidence that the two halves talk. cargo test --lib flakes roughly 1 run in 3 with a pre-existing rate_limiter subtract-with-overflow panic in scraping tests — re-run and say so rather than treating it as yours.

MCP mode (`agent mcp`) — amendment to the one-document rule

ajh-tauri agent mcp keeps a JSON-RPC session open on stdin/stdout for as long as the client holds the process, so the "one JSON document on stdout per invocation" rule above does not apply to it — by design, recorded in ADR-040. Everything else in this skill still does. Additional rules for the mode, each of which a reviewer should verify from the source rather than the description:

A mode, not a verb. mcp is intercepted in run() before parse_verb, the way --help is. It adds no VERB_TABLE row, no Tauri command, and no policy-table row, so ADR-038's exactness test and the R8 line cap are untouched.
Legacy wire, on purpose. It speaks the 2025-11-25 stdio protocol (initialize → notifications/initialized, ping, tools/list, tools/call) because that is what the real clients send; server/discover and every other request method get -32601 (a notification, known or not, gets no frame at all), which is the current spec's own legacy-fallback signal. Never advertise 2026-07-28. initialize is static — no pointer file,

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description: Agent-facing CLI standards — the argv-sentinel binary mode, the thin-client-over-the-bridge rule, allowlist projections, prompt-fencing third-party text, the stable machine-readable output contract, exit codes, throttling, and destructive-command operability. Load for changes under extension_bridge/agent_cli.rs, agent_read.rs, and anything that adds or changes an agent CLI verb.

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name: agent-cli-standards
description: Agent-facing CLI standards — the argv-sentinel binary mode, the thin-client-over-the-bridge rule, allowlist projections, prompt-fencing third-party text, the stable machine-readable output contract, exit codes, throttling, and destructive-command operability. Load for changes under extension_bridge/agent_cli.rs, agent_read.rs, and anything that adds or changes an agent CLI verb.
---

# Agent CLI standards

Standards for `ajh-tauri agent …` — the machine-facing control surface an AI agent drives instead of
reading pixels off a native window (issue #1084). Load with `author-contract` (authors) /
`token-efficiency` + `critic-contract` (reviewers). The bridge transport itself is
`extension-standards`; this skill is the CLI **surface** on top of it.

## The consumer is not a human

Output goes into an LLM's context. That single fact drives most of what follows: the output is a
contract, third-party text in it is an injection vector, and a path in an error message is a privacy
leak into a transcript that may be pasted into a bug report.

## Architecture (settled — do not redesign without an ADR)

- **A MODE of the existing binary, never a second `[[bin]]`.** The release upload globs only read
`target/release/bundle/**` (`.github/workflows/release.yml`), so a second binary ships to nobody.
The exe is already installed and already registered in the native-messaging manifests.
- **The argv sentinel's position is load-bearing in both directions** (`main.rs`):
- BELOW the native-host short-circuit.
- ABOVE `ajh_tauri::run()` — `run()` forks the minidump supervisor as its first act, and the
single-instance plugin would otherwise hand the CLI's argv to the running GUI, pop its window,
and exit having printed nothing.
- **A thin client over the loopback bridge — never a second reader of the stores.** The app must be
running. Reading the data directory from a second process is not read-only: `ApplicationStore::open`
runs `link_orphaned_generations` + `backfill_from_generations`, which write to `ai_generations.db`
and can CREATE `Application` rows, and two processes racing `run_migrations` (which reads
`user_version` outside any transaction) can leave the app booted with no store at all.
- **The app finds itself, the CLI does not guess.** `AJH_DATA_DIR` never escapes the app process and
the AppHandle-free fallback is not the install location, so the app writes a pointer file carrying
`exePath` (from `current_exe()`) and `dataDir` on every launch, on `register_native_host`'s existing
best-effort/idempotent lifecycle. The binary is not on `PATH` on Windows, macOS, or Linux AppImage.

## Data leaving the app

- **Allowlist projections, never delegated records.** A resource returns a struct that _cannot express_
the forbidden fields — absent by construction, not by remembering to omit. `Autopilot` alone carries
`resume_text`, `cover_letter`, `assistant_notes`, `assistant_provider/model/base_url`, full
`found_jobs` descriptions and `last_run_summaries`.
- **The guarantee stops at every field you did not re-declare.** A nested field typed as the _source_
struct is a passthrough, and a forbidden-key test that matches a hardcoded name list plus an
exact-keys test that only reads top-level keys are both blind to it. Project nested types too, and
assert nested key sets.
- **Fence third-party text — and never let the fence carry a guarantee.** Scraped job descriptions are
attacker-authorable and go to a consumer that may hold shell tools. Route them through
`prompt_fence::fenced("job_posting", …, JOB_CAP)` — the same primitive, tag and cap
`answer_assist.rs` uses on the identical string. But adaptive attacks defeat >90% of published
prompt-injection defenses, so fencing is attenuation, not a gate: no design may depend on it holding.
A payload can imitate a closing fence; it cannot as easily imitate a marker interleaved _throughout_
the untrusted span, so prefer datamarking to edge delimiters when strengthening this.
- **Untrusted text supplies data, never control flow.** A job posting must never influence which verb
runs, which id it targets, or whether a confirmation is satisfied — only fill fields the caller's
plan already named. This is a structural rule and it survives the fence being bypassed.
- **The threat is live, not theoretical.** Roughly 1% of 200,000 real résumés carried prompt injections
with a sevenfold rise over 16 months, and employers have begun seeding job postings with hidden
instructions — the exact content this CLI scrapes and hands to a shell-capable agent.
- **Path privacy in every emitted string**, including usage errors — never echo raw argv, which can be
a path containing a username.

## The output is a contract

- One JSON document on stdout per invocation. Exit `0` success · `1` the app refused (printed as JSON)
· `2` the round trip never completed or usage was invalid · `4` the mutation needs confirmation.
- **A mutating verb returns a confirmation envelope, never an interactive prompt.** An autonomous
caller cannot answer a `y/N`; faced with one it reaches for `--force`, which is strictly worse. So
without confirmation a mutation exits `4` and prints what it _would_ change plus the exact command
to re-run. Approval fatigue is a documented, neural effect — a dialog answered every time protects
nobody, so vary the ceremony by blast radius rather than repeating one prompt.
- **Unknown verbs and flags are hard failures.** No fuzzy matching, no "did you mean", no prefix
abbreviation, ever. An agent that can be nudged from a typo into a neighbouring command will
eventually be nudged into a destructive one; the command either exists or it does not.
- **Distinct error sentinels for distinct causes.** Collapsing several real causes into one name is a
defect, not a simplification — `app_not_running` for a merely-missing pointer sent this feature's own
verification pass looking in the wrong place. Never encode an unsound distinction either: a crash
between `challenge` and `auth` is not a pairing failure.
- **Nothing hand-maintained that can drift.** Help text and the resource/verb list are derived from the
same table the dispatcher matches on, with a test asserting every listed verb parses and every
parseable verb is listed. `--help` must work with the app **closed** — help that needs the thing you
are trying to reach is useless.

## Availability + abuse

- **Throttles live on `BridgeState`, never per-connection.** Every CLI invocation is a fresh process and
a fresh socket, so a per-connection bucket is bypassed by construction. Size buckets per verb; a
compute-heavy verb gets its own instance rather than sharing a cheap-read bucket.
- **Bound the computation, not only the output.** A `limit` that truncates rows after an unbounded
clustering pass bounds nothing.
- **Never block the connection read loop.** Spawn multi-second work and reply through `out_tx`
(`stream::spawn_answer_assist` is the precedent) — an inline `await` also delays that connection's
`token.revoked` observation.
- **Absolute deadlines, never re-armed ones.** A `timeout` re-armed inside a loop that skips frames is
not a deadline; a peer sending pings faster than the budget hangs the call forever.
- **`try_state`, never `state::<T>()`, in a frame handler** — release is `panic = "abort"`.

## Windows

The release build is `windows_subsystem = "windows"`, so an interactive run has no console and
`println!` on an invalid stdout panics into a silent abort (no message, no crash report — the CLI
short-circuits above `crash_reporting::init`). Probe `GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE)` **first** and
leave a valid handle alone; an inherited pipe is the agent's case and the common one. Attaching
unconditionally replaces that pipe and breaks the primary consumer.

## Destructive commands

The owner has decided destructive and irreversible commands are **in scope** and must _work_ — do not
propose gating them away, and do not re-argue consent. The job is to make them safely **operable**.
Guard rails that exist only as a renderer `ConfirmModal` do not exist for a CLI caller; anything
relied upon must be reimplemented deliberately on the Rust side.

- **Every verb declares its own risk, and an undeclared verb is destructive.** Default pessimistic —
read-only, idempotent and reversible are claims a verb must make, not assumptions callers may hold.
The declaration belongs in the same table `schema` and `--help` are derived from.
- **Severity scales the confirmation, and the severe tier requires the resource's own name.** Typing
the name is the one confirmation a hallucinated argument cannot satisfy, because it forces the caller
to have actually read the record. `--confirm="<name>"` keeps that scriptable.
- **An empty variable must never widen a selector.** `--id "$X"` with `X` unset is the canonical
catastrophe — it must be an error, never "all". Any selector that can expand to everything is
treated as a destructive operation regardless of the verb.
- **Irreversible verbs take a caller-supplied idempotency key**, and a replay returns the stored first
result — including a stored error. Model three states, not two: absent, in-flight, complete. Treating
in-flight as absent is what turns a retry into a duplicate application or a double charge.
- **Plan and apply are separate artifacts.** A plan the agent narrates in prose is not a plan; write it
to a file and refuse to apply it if the underlying state moved since it was produced.
- **A safety floor no allowlist can lift.** The truly unrecoverable targets (wipe app data, sign out
everywhere, delete every application) sit below any allow rule or config, and the floor is checked
_before_ any allowlist is consulted — an allowlist evaluated first silently defeats it.

Spend and rate limiting are charged **per caller**, not in a shared chokepoint, and `limits::Limiter`
is in-memory and per-process. Any new path that reaches an AI provider must charge it explicitly or it
silently uncaps the daily budget.

## Validate before done

`cargo fmt` · `cargo clippy --all-features --all-targets -- -D warnings` · `cargo test --lib` ·
`cargo test --test architecture` · `cargo deny check` · `cargo audit` · `cargo machete` — the full
gate `docs/architecture-rules.md` names (R10–R13), not a subset. If you touched an outbound host
literal, `cargo test --test egress` too: the EGRESS inventory is an arch test, not a lint. Then **run the real binary** against a running app: a unit test
against the state machine is not evidence that the two halves talk. `cargo test --lib` flakes roughly
1 run in 3 with a pre-existing `rate_limiter` subtract-with-overflow panic in scraping tests — re-run
and say so rather than treating it as yours.

## MCP mode (`agent mcp`) — amendment to the one-document rule

`ajh-tauri agent mcp` keeps a JSON-RPC session open on stdin/stdout for as long as the client holds
the process, so the "one JSON document on stdout per invocation" rule above does not apply to it —
by design, recorded in ADR-040. Everything else in this skill still does. Additional rules for the
mode, each of which a reviewer should verify from the source rather than the description:

- **A mode, not a verb.** `mcp` is intercepted in `run()` before `parse_verb`, the way `--help` is.
It adds no `VERB_TABLE` row, no Tauri command, and no policy-table row, so ADR-038's exactness
test and the R8 line cap are untouched.
- **Legacy wire, on purpose.** It speaks the 2025-11-25 stdio protocol (`initialize` →
`notifications/initialized`, `ping`, `tools/list`, `tools/call`) because that is what the real
clients send; `server/discover` and every other request method get `-32601` (a notification, known or not, gets no frame at all), which is the current spec's
own legacy-fallback signal. Never advertise 2026-07-28. `initialize` is static — no pointer file,

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