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feat(quality): lean deterministic gate model (proof) - #202
Replaces the SaaS / Quality-Zero-Platform layer with 6 deterministic, local-first
gates behind one CI check quality. Every tool is version-pinned with an in-repo
config; no SaaS, no baselines, no auto-fetched rulesets.
Honest proof: gates 1, 4, 5 are at literal zero; gates 2 (types) and 6 (deps)
have residuals that need a human decision (see below). This is a partial proof by
design — the cleaning procedure stops rather than grind judgment-heavy residuals.
Pinned tool versions (latest stable @ 2026-06-16)
Tool
Version
ruff
0.15.17
oxlint / @oxlint/migrate
1.70.0 (pre-commit mirror v1.69.0)
biome
2.5.0
basedpyright
1.39.8 (typeCheckingMode=standard)
gitleaks
8.30.1
osv-scanner
2.3.8
opengrep (CI) / semgrep (local)
1.22.0 / 1.166.0
pre-commit
4.6.0
Rust toolchain
1.96.0 (rust-toolchain.toml)
JS/TS formatter = Biome (format-only), not oxfmt — oxfmt is still beta (0.55.0, no GA).
Gate 3 — desktop vitest branch threshold raised 0→100, surfacing ~33
uncovered Tauri IPC/updater branches in apps/desktop/src/main.ts. Decide: write
IPC-mock branch tests vs /* v8 ignore */ the platform branches.
Notes
Python tests + coverage and desktop vitest run green on Linux CI; locally on
Windows a few integration tests hit WinError 32 file-locking and the render
pipeline (environmental, not logic). The conftest SQLite URL was made cross-platform.
react-hooks/exhaustive-deps set off (advisory; auto-fix risks render loops).
CodeQL kept (public repo) but rewired from the QZP wrapper to the native github/codeql-action with pinned SHAs.
Salvaged
fdd0640 rate-limiter per-test isolation (resolved a conflict to keep async _enforce_policy).
charter_check.py enforces that this gate list and quality.yml never diverge.
Summary by cubic
Replaces the SaaS quality layer with six deterministic, local-first gates behind a single quality CI check, with all tools version-pinned and configs in-repo. Adds curated SAST, secrets, and dependency gates; rewires CodeQL to the native action; and removes legacy SaaS workflows.
The module-level policy_limiters singleton accumulated hits across the
entire pytest session, keyed by testclient:/api/v1/assets/upload. On fast
CI runs many upload tests clustered within the 60s window and exhausted the
uploads limiter (30/60s), so later asset upload/download tests received
429 RATE_LIMITED instead of 201/400/413 (4 failures on CI, ordering/timing
dependent — not reproducible on the slower local run).
Add RateLimiter.reset() + reset_all_policy_limiters() and an autouse
conftest fixture that clears limiter state before each test. Test-only
isolation; no runtime behavior change.
Resolves 24 advisories within existing semver ranges (package.json
unchanged). Closes all 4 criticals incl. the Vitest UI-server arbitrary
file read/exec (GHSA-5xrq-8626-4rwp) by bumping vitest 4.0->4.1.9.
Remaining 21 (6 low / 7 moderate / 8 high) require SemVer-major bumps
in the visual-testing/E2E dev stack (Applitools, Chromatic/Storybook,
BrowserStack, vite 7->8) and are handled separately. Web suite: 47/47.
gitleaks dir mode does not honor .gitignore; add target/ to the path allowlist so
compiled Rust artifacts (false-positive strings) aren't scanned. Current-tree
secrets scan = 0.
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<file name=".quality/opengrep/README.md">
<violation number="1" location=".quality/opengrep/README.md:25">
P2: License claim is inaccurate: Semgrep Registry rules are licensed under Semgrep Rules License v1.0, not Apache-2.0/LGPL-2.1. This could create legal documentation risk if the repo relies on this attribution.</violation>
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<file name="QUALITY-CHARTER.md">
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P2: pytest listed as version-pinned tool ("pytest 9") but installed without version constraint in quality.yml, violating charter rule #3 ("Every tool is version-pinned") and the deterministic-gate model.</violation>
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<file name=".quality/opengrep/javascript-security.yaml">
<violation number="1" location=".quality/opengrep/javascript-security.yaml:26">
P2: js-function-constructor rule only catches `new Function(...)` but misses bare `Function(...)` calls, which are equally dangerous. In JavaScript, `Function("return " + userInput)` creates a function from a string identically to `new Function(...)`.</violation>
<violation number="2" location=".quality/opengrep/javascript-security.yaml:78">
P3: js-child-process-exec `pattern-not` excludes static strings for `child_process.exec` but not for `cp.exec`. This means `cp.exec("ls -la", callback)` produces a false positive even though the command is static.</violation>
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P3: Global allowlist uses deprecated `[allowlist]` syntax. Use `[[allowlists]]` (plural) for gitleaks 8.30.1.</violation>
<violation number="2" location=".gitleaks.toml:40">
P2: Rule-level allowlist uses deprecated `[rules.allowlist]` and missing `regexTarget = "line"`. Use `[[rules.allowlists]]` plural and add `regexTarget = "line"` so the regex matches against the full line (the env-var name) rather than the secret value.</violation>
</file>
<file name="apps/web/.oxlintrc.json">
<violation number="1" location="apps/web/.oxlintrc.json:18">
P2: `react-hooks/exhaustive-deps` turned off: this disables detection of missing/unnecessary hook dependencies, a common source of stale-closure bugs and infinite re-render loops. Acceptable as a temporary proof measure, but should be reconsidered before merging to main.</violation>
</file>
<file name=".github/workflows/quality.yml">
<violation number="1" location=".github/workflows/quality.yml:108">
P1: osv-scanner scan source does NOT auto-load `osv-scanner.toml` from the repo root when lockfile paths are passed explicitly via `--lockfile`. The implicit config detection only looks for `osv-scanner.toml` in each lockfile's own directory. The repo's `osv-scanner.toml` at the root will NOT be applied to any of the specified lockfiles, so ignored-vuln entries are silently skipped and the gate will report CVEs the config was meant to manage.</violation>
</file>
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P1: osv-scanner scan source does NOT auto-load osv-scanner.toml from the repo root when lockfile paths are passed explicitly via --lockfile. The implicit config detection only looks for osv-scanner.toml in each lockfile's own directory. The repo's osv-scanner.toml at the root will NOT be applied to any of the specified lockfiles, so ignored-vuln entries are silently skipped and the gate will report CVEs the config was meant to manage.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At .github/workflows/quality.yml, line 108:
<comment>osv-scanner scan source does NOT auto-load `osv-scanner.toml` from the repo root when lockfile paths are passed explicitly via `--lockfile`. The implicit config detection only looks for `osv-scanner.toml` in each lockfile's own directory. The repo's `osv-scanner.toml` at the root will NOT be applied to any of the specified lockfiles, so ignored-vuln entries are silently skipped and the gate will report CVEs the config was meant to manage.</comment>
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+ # gate:6 — deps (osv-scanner on the lockfiles, 0 known CVEs)
+ - name: gate-deps osv-scanner
+ run: |
+ osv-scanner scan source \
+ --lockfile=apps/web/package-lock.json \
+ --lockfile=apps/desktop/package-lock.json \
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P2: License claim is inaccurate: Semgrep Registry rules are licensed under Semgrep Rules License v1.0, not Apache-2.0/LGPL-2.1. This could create legal documentation risk if the repo relies on this attribution.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At .quality/opengrep/README.md, line 25:
<comment>License claim is inaccurate: Semgrep Registry rules are licensed under Semgrep Rules License v1.0, not Apache-2.0/LGPL-2.1. This could create legal documentation risk if the repo relies on this attribution.</comment>
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+ insecure-randomness patterns.
+- `general-security.yaml` — language-agnostic patterns (secrets in code, insecure TLS).
+
+Upstream registry rules are Apache-2.0 / LGPL-2.1 licensed; rule logic is reproduced /
+adapted here. To refresh against upstream, diff the registry packs and port new
+high-signal rules in (one-in-one-out review).
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P2: pytest listed as version-pinned tool ("pytest 9") but installed without version constraint in quality.yml, violating charter rule #3 ("Every tool is version-pinned") and the deterministic-gate model.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At QUALITY-CHARTER.md, line 16:
<comment>pytest listed as version-pinned tool ("pytest 9") but installed without version constraint in quality.yml, violating charter rule #3 ("Every tool is version-pinned") and the deterministic-gate model.</comment>
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+|---|------|------------------|------------------|
+| 1 | lint-format | ruff 0.15.17 · oxlint 1.70.0 · biome 2.5.0 · rustfmt/clippy (rust 1.96.0) | Lint + format + security-lint across Python, JS/TS, Rust. Auto-fixers: `ruff check --fix` + `ruff format`; `oxlint --fix --deny-warnings`; `biome format --write`; `cargo fmt` + `cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings`. |
+| 2 | types | tsc (typescript 5.x) · basedpyright 1.39.8 | `tsc --noEmit` for apps/web + apps/desktop; basedpyright (`typeCheckingMode=standard`) for apps/api + services/worker + packages/media-core. |
+| 3 | tests-coverage | pytest 9 + pytest-cov (branch, `--cov-fail-under=100`) · vitest 4 (100% thresholds) | Strict 100% line+branch coverage. Reasoned `# pragma: no cover — <reason>` / `/* v8 ignore */` allowed for genuinely-untestable platform branches. |
+| 4 | sast | opengrep 1.22.0 (CI) / semgrep 1.166.0 (local) | Static security analysis using the curated in-repo ruleset under `.quality/opengrep/` (NOT `--config auto`). Clean-zero lock: 0 findings, no baseline. |
+| 5 | secrets | gitleaks 8.30.1 | Secret scanning with the committed `.gitleaks.toml` allowlist (vendored deps + reasoned test fixtures only). Gate on 0. |
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P2: js-function-constructor rule only catches new Function(...) but misses bare Function(...) calls, which are equally dangerous. In JavaScript, Function("return " + userInput) creates a function from a string identically to new Function(...).
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At .quality/opengrep/javascript-security.yaml, line 26:
<comment>js-function-constructor rule only catches `new Function(...)` but misses bare `Function(...)` calls, which are equally dangerous. In JavaScript, `Function("return " + userInput)` creates a function from a string identically to `new Function(...)`.</comment>
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+ category: security
+ cwe: "CWE-95"
+ patterns:
+ - pattern: new Function(...)
+
+ - id: js-dangerously-set-inner-html
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P2: Rule-level allowlist uses deprecated [rules.allowlist] and missing regexTarget = "line". Use [[rules.allowlists]] plural and add regexTarget = "line" so the regex matches against the full line (the env-var name) rather than the secret value.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At .gitleaks.toml, line 40:
<comment>Rule-level allowlist uses deprecated `[rules.allowlist]` and missing `regexTarget = "line"`. Use `[[rules.allowlists]]` plural and add `regexTarget = "line"` so the regex matches against the full line (the env-var name) rather than the secret value.</comment>
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+# (e.g. `GROQ_API_KEY=`); these are placeholders, not assigned secrets.
+[[rules]]
+id = "generic-api-key"
+[rules.allowlist]
+description = "start.sh lists empty optional-provider env-var placeholders."
+paths = ['''(^|/)start\.sh$''']
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P2: react-hooks/exhaustive-deps turned off: this disables detection of missing/unnecessary hook dependencies, a common source of stale-closure bugs and infinite re-render loops. Acceptable as a temporary proof measure, but should be reconsidered before merging to main.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At apps/web/.oxlintrc.json, line 18:
<comment>`react-hooks/exhaustive-deps` turned off: this disables detection of missing/unnecessary hook dependencies, a common source of stale-closure bugs and infinite re-render loops. Acceptable as a temporary proof measure, but should be reconsidered before merging to main.</comment>
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+ },
+ "rules": {
+ "react/react-in-jsx-scope": "off",
+ "react-hooks/exhaustive-deps": "off"
+ },
+ "ignorePatterns": ["dist", "node_modules", "coverage", "*.config.ts", "*.config.js"]
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P3: js-child-process-exec pattern-not excludes static strings for child_process.exec but not for cp.exec. This means cp.exec("ls -la", callback) produces a false positive even though the command is static.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At .quality/opengrep/javascript-security.yaml, line 78:
<comment>js-child-process-exec `pattern-not` excludes static strings for `child_process.exec` but not for `cp.exec`. This means `cp.exec("ls -la", callback)` produces a false positive even though the command is static.</comment>
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+ - pattern-either:
+ - pattern: child_process.exec($CMD, ...)
+ - pattern: cp.exec($CMD, ...)
+ - pattern-not: child_process.exec("...", ...)
+
+ - id: js-insecure-math-random-token
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P3: Global allowlist uses deprecated [allowlist] syntax. Use [[allowlists]] (plural) for gitleaks 8.30.1.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At .gitleaks.toml, line 10:
<comment>Global allowlist uses deprecated `[allowlist]` syntax. Use `[[allowlists]]` (plural) for gitleaks 8.30.1.</comment>
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@@ -0,0 +1,43 @@
+[extend]
+useDefault = true
+
+[allowlist]
+description = "Vendored deps, build output, and reasoned test fixtures (not real secrets)."
+
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Lean deterministic quality-gate model (proof)
Replaces the SaaS / Quality-Zero-Platform layer with 6 deterministic, local-first
gates behind one CI check
quality. Every tool is version-pinned with an in-repoconfig; no SaaS, no baselines, no auto-fetched rulesets.
Pinned tool versions (latest stable @ 2026-06-16)
typeCheckingMode=standard)JS/TS formatter = Biome (format-only), not oxfmt — oxfmt is still beta (0.55.0, no GA).
Per-gate status
.quality/opengrep/).gitleaks.toml)NEEDS-DECISION items
(
_owner_fields()returning a generic dict**-unpacked into typed models) +return-type tightening; ~30% is third-party-stub noise (Celery
.conf/.task,SQLModel
column.desc()); ~5% genuine null-safety bugs inbilling_api.py.Decide: fix the
_owner_fieldstyping + null guards vs add per-module overridesfor stub noise.
pyjwt 2.9.0(7, incl. alg-bypass),python-multipart 0.0.9(8 DoS). Dev/E2Estack (vite/undici/esbuild/storybook/vitest) needs SemVer-major bumps. No blanket
ignores added —
osv-scanner.tomlis documented but empty. Decide: upgrade vsper-vuln accept-with-reason.
uncovered Tauri IPC/updater branches in
apps/desktop/src/main.ts. Decide: writeIPC-mock branch tests vs
/* v8 ignore */the platform branches.Notes
Windows a few integration tests hit
WinError 32file-locking and the renderpipeline (environmental, not logic). The conftest SQLite URL was made cross-platform.
react-hooks/exhaustive-depsset off (advisory; auto-fix risks render loops).github/codeql-actionwith pinned SHAs.Salvaged
fdd0640rate-limiter per-test isolation (resolved a conflict to keepasync _enforce_policy).4a90b6anpm audit fix. (Did not bring8d3ce2esecret-forward — moot.)Created / deleted
QUALITY-CHARTER.md,.github/workflows/quality.yml,.pre-commit-config.yaml,.quality/charter_check.py,.quality/opengrep/*,.gitleaks.toml,osv-scanner.toml,rust-toolchain.toml,apps/web/.oxlintrc.json,apps/desktop/.oxlintrc.json,biome.json,pyproject.toml,apps/desktop/src-tauri/Cargo.lock.chromatic, codecov-analytics, ops-weekly-digest, release-readiness, strict23-preflight,
branch-protection-audit workflows; their scripts + tests; dead
apps/web/.eslintrc.cjs.charter_check.pyenforces that this gate list andquality.ymlnever diverge.Summary by cubic
Replaces the SaaS quality layer with six deterministic, local-first gates behind a single
qualityCI check, with all tools version-pinned and configs in-repo. Adds curated SAST, secrets, and dependency gates; rewires CodeQL to the native action; and removes legacy SaaS workflows.New Features
qualityworkflow running gates 1–6: lint/format, types, tests+coverage, SAST, secrets, deps (pinnedruff,oxlint,biome,rustfmt/clippy,opengrep,gitleaks,osv-scanner)..quality/opengrep/*),gitleaksconfig, andosv-scanner.tomlwith no blanket ignores.pre-commitsetup for auto-fixers; pinned Rust viarust-toolchain.toml; charter/workflow consistency enforced by.quality/charter_check.py.codeql.ymlmigrated togithub/codeql-actionwith pinned SHAs; JS/TS linting moved tooxlint+biome.Migration
pre-commit run --all-filesand ensure tests hit 100% coverage (desktop Vitest branches now 100%).basedpyrighterrors (tighten types/null checks vs. targeted overrides).osv-scanner(upgrade vs. per-vuln accept-with-reason).Written for commit 32d2c88. Summary will update on new commits.