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@zeroness/agent

v0.4.0

Published

zeronessd — in-sandbox agent: verifies signed commands, serves capability I/O, heartbeats.

Readme

@zeroness/agent, zeronessd

The tiny in-sandbox agent. It is the counterpart to the signed command channel and the capability proxy. Ships as a single static binary/script baked into the sandbox image (or writeFile-injected on first boot).

Responsibilities:

  • Verify signed commands. Holds the session public key (delivered at boot); refuses any exec/runCode/writeFile/snapshot whose Ed25519 envelope is invalid, stale (freshness window), or replayed (monotonic seq).
  • Serve capability I/O. Exposes a localhost endpoint ($ZERONESS_CAPS) that the SDK/CLI uses for cap: reads/writes, forwarding to the Broker so the code never holds real credentials.
  • Heartbeat + attestation. Periodically reports liveness and a measurement of its own config to the Broker, so a wedged or tampered sandbox is detectable (the defense-in-depth we recommend given the container-based substrate).
  • Snapshot/restore. On command, tars the writable FS and streams it to R2 (content-addressed) via the Broker; restore pulls one back.

Status: Phase 3 scaffold. zeronessd.mjs sketches the verify loop; the transport (how signed envelopes reach the agent, a localhost control socket vs. riding on the exec channel) is the main open wiring decision.