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With pod_options.subagent_token, the provider adds a projected, 600-second ServiceAccount token (plus cluster CA and namespace) at /var/run/secrets/buzz-subagents, so an orchestrating agent can claim short-lived worker Sandboxes. The ambient ServiceAccount token stays off, the option is off by default, and enabling it changes the launch intent. The deployment scopes the token to SandboxClaims in the developer namespace. Signed-off-by: Tee8z <tee8z@protonmail.com>
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- Around line 1651-1656: Update the deployment description to state that the
quota limits the number of concurrent existing claims, not the total workers
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| The deployment must scope that token. The reference deployment grants the | ||
| ServiceAccount only SandboxClaim create/get/list/watch/delete in the developer | ||
| namespace, admits only claims against its worker template with bounded | ||
| lifetimes, and caps the claim count with a quota. A stolen token can therefore | ||
| start a bounded number of workers with the same developer's credentials that | ||
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Do not describe claim-count quota as a total worker limit.
If an agent deletes a claim or waits for it to expire, it can create another claim while its rotating token remains available. A count quota limits existing claims, not the total number of workers started over time. State the concurrent limit accurately. If the deployment needs a cumulative cost or creation limit, require a separate budget or rate control. (kubernetes.io)
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Update the deployment description to state that the quota limits the number of
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| Worker Sandboxes are created by the Agent Sandbox claim controller and do not | ||
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The claim-count quota does not ensure cleanup when worker claims use the default shutdownPolicy: Retain. Require worker claims or the admission policy to set shutdownPolicy: Delete. If cleanup depends on worker exit, also set restartPolicy: Never.
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An orchestrating agent session cannot start worker Sandboxes, because its Pod has no Kubernetes API credentials. This PR adds two optional
pod_optionsto the Kubernetes provider.enable_subagents: truemounts a short-lived projected ServiceAccount token.priority_class_namesets the Pod's priority class, so a deployment can count primary sessions and workers against separate quotas.flowchart LR opt["pod_options.enable_subagents: true"] --> vol["Projected volume subagent-token"] vol --> mount["Read-only mount /var/run/secrets/buzz-subagents: token (600s), ca.crt, namespace"] mount -- "read by" --> agent["Orchestrating agent"] agent -. "RBAC allows SandboxClaim create/get/list/watch/delete" .-> claim subgraph dep ["Deployment, not in this PR"] claim["SandboxClaim in the developer namespace"] -- "Agent Sandbox claim controller" --> worker["Worker Sandbox"] endautomountServiceAccountTokenstaysfalse. The token is not at the default ServiceAccount path, so tools do not pick it up implicitly. The kubelet rotates it before expiry.docs/remote-agents.mdgets a new §Sub-agents section. It states what the deployment must scope: RBAC, admission of worker-template claims only, bounded lifetimes, and a claim quota.app.kubernetes.io/managed-byand binding-version labels.Delivery scope
This is an optional remote orchestration extension. The remote-session launch, stop, checkpoint, and recovery path through #6 does not depend on this PR. Keep it separate from core remote-agent acceptance; worker execution still needs the deployment and signing prerequisites listed below.
enable_subagentsis a public boolean option. The desktop accepts it while continuing to reject secret-bearingtokenkeys. The prior unreleasedsubagent_tokenspelling is replaced.Stack
Position 23 of 23. Base: #6. This is the top of the stack. Each PR contains one signed commit. #27 fixes the existing message-edit CI failure, and #29 fixes transient provider launch conflicts. #24 and #25 repair fork CI and security prerequisites; the feature layers remain scoped to remote agents.
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mesh-llm. The integrated desktop native suite passed 3,445 tests, and 30 parallel provider-test repetitions passed. The final frontend and static checks passed on the published revision. Full localjust cihas not passed as one run: two unchanged mobile tests timed out in the full suite and passed in isolation; all 27 terminal unit tests passed in an isolated Linux container that supplies the standard tools missing from the Nix host. Updated GitHub checks are pending.Limits
This optional layer does not create SandboxClaims or run workers. Worker RBAC, admission, quota, and an approved remote signing transport remain deployment prerequisites.
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