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Add an openshell-policy extension to the OpenShell quickstart - #531
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managed-agents/self-hosted-sandboxes/openshell-policy/, which extends the OpenShell demo with per-agent network policy. A person signs a ceiling, each sandbox starts with the least access, and OpenShell's prover decides every change. A Discover phase grows rules, a frozen Run phase keeps them, and promote and shrink produce diffs a person merges. It also adds a kill switch and a ledger of policy decisions.openshell/on-work.shgains an optionalON_WORK_HOOK, and a newopenshell-policyworkflow runs the tests and shellcheck.Tested with 241 unit tests, including against the real openshell-prover 0.1.2. The full demo and stop/resume on live sessions have not been run, because they need API credentials.
The code works around a difference between how OpenShell 0.1.2's prover and enforcer read deny rules. See ARCHITECTURE.md.
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